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True Grits: Santorum Sweeps South
Mitt Romney may have adopted a Southern drawl, learned the word y’all and tasted grits for the first time but Rick Santorum has won the south defeating Romney and Newt Gingrich in Alabama and Mississippi. This was despite the advantage … Continue reading
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Super Tuesday Agony: Indecisive, Inconclusive and a Portent of Things to Come
The Super Tuesday primaries are supposed to provide the boost to ensure that each party has a nominee locked in a ready to go into the November general election refreshed and with party united behind them. Even in hotly contested … Continue reading
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The Drudge Distort: A New Feature at Padre Steve’s World
I do most of my business on that dirty Internet that you were just talking about, where I find there is a lot of freedom to report exactly what I want.” Matt Drudge I have been noticing for quite some … Continue reading
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The Newtron Bomb Blasts Romney
The Newtron bomb exploded and irradiated the long presumed GOP nominee Mitt Romney and sent the Republican establishment into shock. Gingrich was left for dead after New Hampshire and Iowa after being savaged by Romney backed Super-PACs. Instead after hard … Continue reading
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Republican Versus Republican: The South Carolina Showdown
Charleston Debate (CNN Photo) The Republican campaign for the nomination is getting nasty. These men do not like each other and for one man in particular, former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich the battle is personal. Campaign ads, … Continue reading
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Iowa Caucus: Media Feeding Frenzy Looking for the Un-Mormon Anti-Mitt
The votes are still being counted and with about 96% of the votes counted it will be a photo-finish between Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum with Ron Paul just a bit behind in third place. The race between Romney and … Continue reading
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