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The possible entry of New York mayor Michael Bloomberg into the US presidential race has sparked a flurry of interest in third party candidates taking on the Democratic and Republican nominees. A number of independent candidates are looking at entering the fray to offer a different choice to voters who are not that keen on either [...]
The Senate voted not to close the debate on the immigration reform bill effectively killing it in the Senate. While the bill had some flaws it still offered progress on a critical issue for our economy and society — defeating it is a step backwards and in the wrong direction. For the 12 million or [...]
First of all, as a supporter of immigration reform I commend President Bush for working with the Senate on this bill despite the fact he may have just aliented the 28 percent of the population who still think he is doing a good job. I still can’t understand how a country of immigrants can be [...]
There are all sorts of reports bouncing around about Ron Paul’s fundraising numbers for the second quarter. Some as high as $5 million, others saying $1.5 million or even less. Free Market News has the following. It’s difficult to tell if they mean $5 million since the start of the campaign or just in this quarter [...]
NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is taking an early lead in political ad spending, with his GOP presidential campaign running more TV ads than any other candidate. Romney’s campaign was responsible for 4,549 TV and radio ads through June 10, according to Nielsen Monitor Plus. The vast majority were local TV [...]
CLEAR LAKE, Iowa, July 4 — As thousands of people cheered along the Fourth of July parade route here, it was the tall man with the familiar white hair who made the crowd go truly gaga. “Bob Barker! It’s Bob Barker!” two women shrieked upon seeing the former president, Bill Clinton, in the distance, as he [...]
There are no theories about conspiracies here. Just facts. The original article with links and references can be found here: Crimes of the State: No George Monbiot, These Are The Facts of September 11th 2001 1. The president of the United States, when informed that a second plane had struck the World Trade [...]
WASHINGTON, July 7 — Democratic voters are not the only ones bitter over their party’s failure to use new Congressional power to force a withdrawal of troops from Iraq. Senator Harry Reid, the occasionally obstreperous Democratic leader, is upset as well. “We haven’t done enough,” said Mr. Reid, a onetime moderate who has evolved into one [...]
WASHINGTON, July 10 — After months of mounting problems in his presidential campaign, Senator John McCain sat down with his two top political aides on Monday for what turned out to be a loud and acrimonious discussion in his Senate office. On Tuesday morning, as Mr. McCain stood on the Senate floor opposing a withdrawal from [...]
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