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I've intentionally stayed away from commenting on "Super Tuesday" due to the fact that yesterday felt just about as "super" as a nursing a hangover in church. As many of you know, I have no horse in this race. I cast a vote for Newt Gingrich yesterday in my home state of...
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Eric Cantor endorses Governor Mitt Romney. I haven't checked to see if the House Majority Leader unveiled this little bit of news on his website before the Meet the Press interview because it very much appeared to be an "announcement" in every regard. I guess the circumstances and particulars really don't matter...
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Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh has been inundated with criticism after calling Sandra Fluke, a Georgetown University student who testified before a House committee about contraception, a “slut” and a “prostitute.” But while Democrats have fiercely condemned the comments, Republicans’ ire has been significantly more muted. ABC’s George Will told me Sunday on...
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This year's Daytona 500 presented an usual set of circumstances. Rain and bad weather prevented the race from going off as planned Sunday afternoon, and then continued bad weather pushed the start time into prime time Monday night. A freak accident between Juan Pablo Montoya and a track drying safety truck filled...
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Kid Rock and Mitt Romney. Anything but a match made in Heaven, right? A long-haired Detroit-loving rocker and a sport-coat-wearing former Governor of Massachusetts. Opposites attract, perhaps? Drudge has a link to an ABC News story that tells the story of a "secret meeting" between the two where Kid Rock placed...
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie played the role of Mitt Romney's campaign spokesperson/attack dog Sunday on Face the Nation with Bob Schieffer and certainly lived up his reputation as a straight-talker. I've posted it below, so you can watch it for yourself. What stood out to me was when Schieffer turned the...
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While I hate this type of question, they do tend to be among the most memorable moments of any debate. Because of that, I share the video. I also add the comment that Newt's response of "cheerful" was probably the only candid response among them.
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I think we all probably remember the last time Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich and CNN's John King shared the stage for a Republican Presidential Primary Debate. It began (and seemingly ended) with Gingrich hammering the moderator and moving to the front in the polls. An audience presented question Wednesday...
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Arguing over earmarking, Romney fired back at Santorum for referring to his own earmarking efforts by saying, ”While I was fighting to save the Olympics, you were fighting to save the Bridge to Nowhere.” Fair enough. Clearly a few points earned for Romney. Olympics versus Bridge to Nowhere. Win for...
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So, let's get down to it. Who won the debate? I'd venture to guess that probably depends on your preference at this point. If you're like me, its really more about negatives than anything else. Given that we've been at this for months, it's far more likely that a candidate...
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