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Next Bailout to Watch: The GOP and the Richest of the Rich
The Institute for Policy Studies just released it’s 17th annual study of CEO compensation revealing that the CEOs of the 50 corporations that cut the most jobs over the last two years received average bonuses higher than those paid to CEOs of the large… Continue reading
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Joe Miller Worried That The Republican Establishment Is Working Against Him, May ‘Steal Election’
With thousands ofabsentee ballots still left to be counted in Alaska and the outcome of the GOP Senate primary looking increasingly unclear, Joe Miller, the Tea Party and Palin-backed candidate — and slim leader — is already seeing signs of friction … Continue reading
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Christine O’Donnell, Delaware’s Tea Party Candidate, Has GOP Spooked
The results have not even been finalized in the quirky Alaska Republican Senate primary and already the political world is bracing itself for another instance in which an out-of-nowhere Tea Party candidate derails the highly-favored establishment conte… Continue reading
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David Vitter WINS Primary Election, Overcomes Prostitute Scandal
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Incumbent Sen. David Vitter has easily won the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in Louisiana.Vitter easily defeated two lesser-known candidates in the GOP primary Saturday. His win will likely set up what is expected to be a na… Continue reading
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Obama Wins if GOP Flinches on Marriage
Same-sex marriage is back as a front-burner issue in American politics.On Aug. 4, a federal judge in San Francisco held that there is a constitutional right to same-sex marriage, striking down part of the California Constitution defining marriage as on… Continue reading
Extremism, the Makeover, and Election 2010
Not long ago, a passing familiarity with Bible verses, a flair for rhetoric, and hunger for a following could be enough to land someone in a small-town pulpit. Today, it seems, they are the right stuff for a top-tier Republican candidacy, perhaps even … Continue reading →