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WVU graduate, with degrees in History, English, Secondary Education, Computer Programming, and Psychology (and nearly a degree in Political Science). Originally from West Virginia, with stints in Virginia, North Carolina, and Georgia. Teacher, carpenter, writer with 3 children, 1 wife, no exes. Primarily politically incorrect; Constitutionalist, moderate, Centrist. I read, I write, I watch far too much television and sports. Fan: Dallas Cowboys, Carolina Panthers, Dallas Stars, San Antonio Spurs, Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox, Philadephia Phillies.
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Will Trump Presidential Debate Actually Happen?Although none of the candidates are saying it aloud, with businessman Donald Trump as the debate moderator, they likely wish to avoid the circus effect he so often brings to events with which he is associated...Also published on:
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Bachmann Says Tea Party Will 'Come Home' to Her -- Not to Perry, Paul?What about Rep. Ron Paul and Gov. Rick Perry of Texas? Both tea party favorites, won't Cain's voluntary suspension boost their respective presidential campaigns as well?Also published on:
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Unemployment Extension Fight Heating Up -- AgainThere are over two million of the long-term unemployed, those individuals that unemployment extensions are designed to assist, set to watch their benefits expire by mid-February if a reauthorization is not hammered out. Haven't we been here before?Also published on:
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Former GOP Congressman Says Gingrich 'Evil' and a LiarFormer New York congressman Guy Molinari has a few things to say about former Speaker of the House and current presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich -- none of them nice. He speaks from experience, having worked with the presidential candidate in the 80s...Also published on:
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Bachmann Ignores Reality, Names Donald Trump Possible V.P.Who would Bachmann choose as her running mate? Donald Trump? Seriously?Also published on:
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Cain 'Reassessing' Campaign After Affair Accusation? What About Gingrich?What is there to reassess when he claims that there was nothing between them but friendship? He's just a few points behind in the polls to Newt Gingrich, a man twice divorced, alleged to have cheated on his wives with his later wives...Also published on:
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Cyber Monday Sales Week at Amazon.Com -- XBoxes, DVDs, Music, and MoreAmazon.com has expanded their Cyber Monday sales deals to include Sunday bargains, and so begins Cyber Week.
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Cyber Monday Sales at Toys R Us -- Cyber Week Starts SundayThe giant toy retailer is offering online deals hard to pass up a day ahead of Cyber Monday in what major retailers are calling Cyber Week.
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Cyber Monday Online Sales at Walmart, Best Buy, Amazon, TargetMost of the nation's largest online retailers kicked off Cyber Monday on Sunday, Nov. 27 this year, offering exclusive sales on items that update on the hour as incentives to shop their sites early -- and often...
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Cyber Monday Walmart Sales -- that Go on for a WeekWalmart conducts a rolling sales event online that starts up on Sunday, Nov. 27, ramps up on Cyber Monday (Nov. 28), and extends all the way through to the following weekend -- with sales items added daily to hold consumers' interest...
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Another 'American Idol' Christmas Wish List: 2011 Albums for the Diehard FanGot an "American Idol" diehard you have to buy for this Christmas? There are some "American Idol" fans out there that like to keep up with the latest goings-on in the Idolverse but occasionally miss a single or album release. This list is for them...
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'American Idol' Christmas Wish List: Seven Must-Have AlbumsSeveral of the artists that have graduated from America's No. 1 show released albums in the past year, so a Christmas wish list of albums released in 2011 just might help you check off at least a few of those "Idol" fans on your to-buy-for list...
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Who Won 'Dancing with the Stars' Season 13?At the end of all the dancing, Martinez and Smirnoff trailed Kardashian and his partner Cheryl Burke by a single point. It came down to the audience vote to decide who would take home the Season 13 Mirror Ball Trophy. So who won?
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Black Friday Shootings, Violence Disrupt WalMart Shopping NationwideMedia outlets have reported that the violent acts committed against and being committed by WalMart shoppers have included shootings and several arrests in stores across the country.
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Black Friday Best Sales Deals on TelevisionsThe best deals on HDTVs and LED televisions on Black Friday are geared toward specific types purchases for the den or living room, but that doesn't mean you can't buy a nice HDTV for the your kid, either.
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Black Friday Best Sales Deals on Video GamesAs shoppers get their lists of deals together, they're researching where the best deals can be found. Some strategize their itinerary, moving from WalMart to Best Buy to GameStop and so on. And there are lists that cut through all the flotsam...
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Black Friday Best Sales Deals on Gaming Consoles, Game SystemsWhether you're at WalMart for a new game system or at GameStop shopping for your (or your kids') first gaming console, there are several Black Friday sales that might be of interest.
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Black Friday Best Sales Deals on IPads and TabletsIt is a good shopping strategy to know where to find the best deals on items wanted, including iPads and assorted tablets.
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Black Friday Best Sales Deals on Laptop ComputersSome websites are very helpful in this area, having already done the laptop sales research for the consumer and compiling the best deals in an easy-to-access list.
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Black Friday Best Sales Deals on Desktop ComputersLuckily for shoppers braving the throngs at WalMart and Best Buy on Black Friday, there have been others doing research to make searching for the best deals a little easier.
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Scotty McCreery's Embarrassing Lip-Sync Flub at Macy's Thanksgiving ParadeNo, "American Idol" winner Scotty McCreery is not a ventriloquist; he really flubbed his opening line and millions at and/or watching the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade saw his lip-sync miscue.
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Search for Alien Life Expanding to Explore Non-Earth-Like Planets?Future parameters for the search for extraterrestrial life could be expanded to include not just worlds where conditions for life resemble Earth's but also planets where conditions could harbor extreme forms of life inconsistent with human existence.Also published on:
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Tea Party Caucus Leader Tries a Little Projection in the Budget Blame GameTea Party conservative Michele Bachmann said earlier in the week that the Democrats' goal was a federal government shutdown, but it appears that it is her fellow party members who might want it more.Also published on:
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99er Unemployment Extension Falters as Lee, Scott Meet with RepublicansIt appears that the unemployment extension meeting did not go as well as many had hoped, and it also appears that the reason centers around how the measure would be financed. Back at square one with "emergency spending" versus "spending cuts"...Also published on:
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Bachmann in Denial: 'I Haven't Had a Gaffe'Rep. Bachmann denied she had made any gaffes that had caused her to drop in the national presidential preference polls.Also published on:
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Simon Cowell Should Have Voted Astro Off 'X Factor'Did Simon Cowell let his fans down? Did he let "X Factor" fans down? And did he let Astro down by voting another contestant off the show? Or was it just Simon playing the odds?
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Gingrich Goes Silent Over $1.6 Million Freddie Mac RelationshipThe Newt Gingrich campaign has decided to go silent on the exact nature of the relationship and how much money the federal loan agency paid Gingrich while he worked for them during the Bush administration.Also published on:
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Cain for Selective Collective Bargaining, Not "Collective Hijacking"Just a day after he told reporters in Wisconsin that he supported collective bargaining, presidential hopeful and scandal besieged Herman Cain made the ability to do so selective.Also published on:
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Republican Nomination Scorecard: Call the Game, Romney Wins by DefaultAfter nine debates, the next most reasonable choice of the Republican presidential candidates for the 2012 nomination would have to be former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney. How does this compute?Also published on:
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Nearly One in Five Republicans Still Undecided -- Shouldn't They Be?Given Republican voters' choices and the results of the nine Republican debates held thus far, is there any reason that they should not be undecided?Also published on:
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Bachmann Insult Boomerang -- Most Americans Are 'Frugal Socialists'What Muchele Bachmann -- and many of her no-taxes-entitlement-killing colleagues -- do not seem to understand is that, like it or not, most Americans are "frugal socialists."Also published on:
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Herman Cain: Serial Denier, in Denial, or Telling the Truth?Herman Cain stands accused. He is denying all sexual harassment allegations. But does that make him a serial denier in a bad sense if he's denying false allegations? Is he in denial if he's simply lying? And what if he's just telling the truth?Also published on:
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Fifth Woman in Cain Sexual Harassment Scandal: 'Not Accuser No. 5'A fifth woman has come forward in the Herman Cain sexual harassment scandal. But Donna Donella insisted to "America's Morning News" radio program on Thursday that she was not "Accuser No. 5" as she was being portrayed in the media.Also published on:
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Accuser Karen Kraushaar Calls Cain a 'Serial Denier'Karen Kraushaar said that she wanted the truth to come out and that no matter how many women came forward, Cain would probably continue to deny their stories simply because he was a "serial denier."Also published on:
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Just Who Is Bachmann Calling a 'Frugal Socialist'?Bachmann went after her fellow GOP presidential nomination contenders, but lashed out with a pointed barb that she had previously reserved for Democrats and liberals. And her pointed words appeared to be designed for one candidate in particular...Also published on:
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Missed Bank Transfer Day? Does it Matter?The true impact of Bank Transfer Day may not be known for some time as those who intended to close their big bank accounts but unable to ultimately actually do so in the following weeks.Also published on:
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Fourth Woman in Sexual Harassment Scandal Says Cain Groped HerA fourth woman has come forward to accuse the Atlanta businessman of inappropriate behavior during his tenure as president and CEO of the National Restaurant Association. Unlike the other three, she has gone public -- with details of the harassment...Also published on:
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Falling Poll Numbers a Sign of Things to Come for Scandal-rocked Cain?Herman Cain is facing the very real possibility that his time in the nomination race limelight is over and that he will soon become just another "flavor of the week" relegated to the bottom tier of presidential candidates from whence he originally came.Also published on:
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Call Cain's Sexual Harassment Non-Disclosures What They Are: Hush MoneyHow many stories have indicated that two women left the National Restaurant Association (NRA) after agreeing to sign a non-disclosure form about the allegations against the then president and CEO of the organization? Is that bought silence? Hush money?Also published on:
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Why Would Rick Perry Skip Debates?Perry, whose debate performances have become somewhat of a running punchline, has expressed regret to Fox News for ever having done the debates. But is not attending future debates the answer?Also published on:
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Tsunami Debris Field -- Are There Bodies in the Floating Trash?Is it too much to expect for any of the 3,724 Japanese citizens still missing in the aftermath of the catastrophe to be found?Also published on:
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Cain 9-9-9 Tax Plan Moves Toward 0-0-9 Tax Plan for Poor, CorporationsCain has offered more details in the past few days about his "9-9-9 Tax Plan," with some of the taxes in the corporate and personal income categories edging more toward zero with each detail -- and some actually getting there.Also published on:
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Herman Cain Tax Plan to Be "9-0-9" for the PoorCain fired back at his detractors and said that his tax plan would in no way hurt the poor and that those who pay no taxes now would pay no taxes once the 9-9-9 plan went into effect. He called it the "9-0-9 Tax Plan." Still...Also published on:
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Anita Perry Blames Obama for Son Quitting His JobDid Anita Perry, unaware of her gaffe, actually compare her son, who voluntarily resigned his position as a well-paid banker so he could go to work for her husband's campaign to a man who had lost his job due to economic conditions?Also published on:
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56 Percent: The Most Troubling Number About Occupy Wall StreetEven though a majority of Americans agree with the Occupy Wall Street movement and many of its positions, 56 percent of the poll's respondents said they believe that the demonstrations will have little impact on American politics in general...Also published on:
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Bachmann Says Devil in Details of Cain's 999 PlanHerman Cain's "9-9-9 Plan" is the Beast, an upside-down version of the Number of the Beast. Or maybe his plan is a vehicle for the advent of the coming of the Beast, which would make Cain the devil's henchman. So implies Rep. Michele Bachmann...Also published on:
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Ron Paul Wins Values Voter Straw Poll but Still Lags in National PollingHe keeps winning straw polls, but Paul does not seem to be gaining traction with the general conservative electorate. Perhaps it is because many Americans -- and, therefore, many Republicans -- really do not know who he is.Also published on: -
Colbert Issues Clarification of Karl Rove 'Money Laundering' SketchColbert issued a rare clarification of comments made on "The Colbert Report" and apologized to "Ham" Rove. But if Rove was interested in keeping the idea of possible money laundering from gaining publicity, he would have never sent that email.Also published on:
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Of Course Taxing Millionaires is Class Warfare, StupidTea Party chairman Amy Kremer is simply parroting the conservative mantra that added taxes are an unfair application against the nation's more successful and wealthiest segment. In short, it is class warfare. And she is absolutely correct.Also published on:
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Second National Poll Shows Romney Leading, Perry Fading, Cain on the RiseThere seems to be trouble brewing in undefeated Perry land. The Texas governor, for the second consecutive national presidential preference poll, trailed former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney.Also published on:
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Santorum on Why Florida Moved Its Primary -- It's a Conspiracy Against HimSantorum told Fox News that it was a "conspiracy" to shorten the primary season to favor the frontrunners and deny the people their delegates.Also published on:
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Bachmann Tells Christian Students They 'Deserve Better,' Not to 'Settle'Bachmann told the 10,000 mostly Christian students that they didn't have to settle for the current candidates or the current president. Was she telling them they had a choice? Was she, a Christian since the age of 16, that choice?Also published on:
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Lewis Black: Sarah Palin is 'A Fictional Character... Someone Wrote Her'Lewis Black shared with Piers Morgan his thoughts on who he feared the most becoming president of all possible Republican candidates. His answer was quick; he didn't even think about it. He said, "Sarah Palin."Also published on:
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The Chronicles of 'Palin the Undecided' Stretch into OctoberPalin eliminated the "possibility" of an announcement by September's end, which had been a definite "possibility" in mid-August. The indecision machine steams on...Also published on:
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Fox News Poll: Perry's Implosion Complete, Romney Resumes LeadExceedingly poor performances in back-to-back Florida debates and a loss of confidence vote in the Florida Straw Poll has diminished Perry's lead. In fact, according to the latest Fox News poll, the Texan's lead has diminished so much he no longer has it.Also published on:
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Michael Moore: At First Tea Party was 'Reasonable,' but 'Different Animal Now'Moore said that conservatives might be surprised that he agrees with them on some issues and thought that the tea party movement started off as a well-meaning grass roots political groundswell.Also published on:
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Jon Stewart on GOP Electorate: 'Candidates Aren't the Problem, Maybe It's You'Stewart told the GOP everyman that perhaps it just might not be the candidates themselves that were the problem and the reason for such dissatisfaction among the electorate over their choices; the problem could very well be the average Republican Joe.Also published on:
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Did Palin Mean She Was Not Running? Is She Preparing Supporters for a Letdown?Although she said nothing definitive and has stated she would announce her intentions before the end of September, the former governor did seem preoccupied with giving the impression that she is leaning toward not running for president.Also published on:
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Nancy Grace's Disorderly Wardrobe Malfunction on 'DWTS'The popular ex-prosecutor's wardrobe malfunction (or was it a so-called nip slip?) was duly noted and entered into the 'DWTS' official record -- and immediately went viral on the Internet.Also published on:
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Fox News Panel -- Perry Campaign 'One Half Step Away from Total Collapse'Fox News anchor Britt Hume said that it appeared that the Texan's presidential camp was "one half a step away from total collapse." Others agreed. But how close is Rick Perry's campaign to actually falling apart?Also published on:
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2011 NFL Power Rankings Week 3: Undefeated Bills, Redskins, Lions Get No RespectThe Week 3 placement of the surprisingly undefeated Washington Redskins and Buffalo Bills and the less surprisingly undefeated Detroit Lions exemplify the subjective nature of the power rankings lists as opposed to giving numbers a simple face value.
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Morgan Freeman Sees Tea Party as 'Weak, Dark Underside of America'Morgan Freeman had no problem telling Piers Morgan of CNN just what he believed was the driving force behind the worsening relations: The tea party movement.Also published on: -
Poll: Romney Pulls Within Three Points of Perry -- in South CarolinaOddly enough, the latest poll surveying the presidential preferences of South Carolinians places Mitt Romney, a Mormon from up North, within 3 points of Texas governor Rick Perry, a country boy and just a few states removed from being one of their own...Also published on: -
Fox News Debate: That Bachmann -- Well, She Could Have Been a ContenderAt the Fox News/Google Republican Presidential Debate in Orlando, Bachmann did none of the things she needed to get back into the mix.Also published on:
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Warren's 'Class Warfare' Video Goes Viral, GOP Demands Harvard Fire HerAside from political wonks, policy advisors, and those familiar with government and finance law, Warren's name may not be all that familiar. With the posting of a video scoffing at "class warfare," that seems about to change.Also published on:
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Why Romney Wants 'Exciting' Sarah Palin in Presidential RaceHe says she will make the race "more exciting" and that is most likely true. But is that the only reason Romney wants Palin, who recently alluded to Perry as a crony capitalist, in the hunt for the Republican presidential nomination?Also published on:
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'X Factor': The Second Coming of Simon CowellThe long-awaited new reality-competition show featuring the judge everyone loves to hate is set to premiere on September 21. And everyone wants to know: Will 'X Factor' be better than 'American Idol?'Also published on:
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Bachmann Says Campaign 'Alive and Well,' but is it Really?Ed Rollins questioned her campaign's ability to get past Iowa should she lose the nation's first Caucus. But the Minnesota Congresswoman, who was again in Iowa, said her campaign was "alive and well and doing very, very well." But is it really?Also published on:
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Palin Sees Better Poll Numbers; Is There Hope for an Announcement Bump?Palin's late entrance -- if enter the presidential race she does -- could be a way of attempting to harness the announcement bump candidates usually receive just after they reveal their plans to run for office.Also published on:
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AP Poll Top 25 Football Rankings Week 4: Ohio State, Auburn Fall from RankingsFive (count them) -- five Associated Press (AP) Poll Top 25 teams fell out of the NCAA college football rankings after losses in Week 3 to set up a drastically altered Week 4 rankings list. Week 4 looks to do much of the same.
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Bachmann on HPV Vaccine Story: 'People Are Missing the Main Point'Bachmann refused to back away from her controversial story about a woman approaching her after last week's CNN/Tea Party Express Debate in Florida. Instead, she maintained that people were being distracted from the more important point of her position...Also published on:
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Charlie Sheen Makes Peace at Emmys with 'Two and a Half Men'Instead of sliding into some rant about winning and producer Chuck Lorre's control issues on 'Two and a Half Men,' Charlie Sheen decided to take a different approach than the 'winning' manner he had employed just before becoming unemployed.Also published on:
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NFL Power Rankings Week 2: Packers, Patriots and Ravens Are for RealThe power rankings for Week 1 (or preseason) were upended by wins from the Washington Redskins, the Detroit Lions, and the Buffalo Bills, giving the Week 2 power rankings quite a different look -- except for which team sat at the top.
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NFL Week 1 Perspective: The Reason Why Preseason Power Rankings StinkAlthough upsets are nothing new and some of the Top 16 teams played each other (guaranteeing some Top 16 losses), it is still a rare occasion to see half or nearly half of the NFL's best teams suffer defeat during the first week of regular season play.
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Does Palin Book that Outs Drugs and Affairs Hurt Her Presidential Chances?Details of the new Palin book could also present problems if she chooses to enter the 2012 presidential race. But should they? Should Palin be held accountable for personal indiscretions and failings that are part of her past and may or not be true?Also published on:
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Bachmann Retards Her Own Campaign with Vaccine StoryBachmann talked her way toward a momentum bounce on the back of Texas governor Rick Perry's 2007 vaccine scandal, only to just as quickly say something that might have ended her chances at becoming president for good.Also published on:
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Obama Says Odds of Reelection Better NowAt a political fundraiser in Washington, D. C., on Thursday, President Obama told the gathering of supporters that things were not as bleak as many seemed to think.Also published on:
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Presidential Material? New Palin Book Alleges Pot, Cocaine Use, AffairsThe long-awaited Sarah Palin tell-all by Joe McGinniss will soon hit the shelves, just in time to coincide with her announcement on whether or not she will run for president. After the media gets through with the salacious material, she might not bother.Also published on:
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In Florida, Bachmann Must Get Away from Lies and Unpopular PositionsTo do well in the coming debates, Bachmann will have to stop rehashing the same old talking points she's been using, not only because they are tired and part of the same old mantra but because some of her points are known to be lies.Also published on:
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'Let Them Die' -- Latest Tea Party Slogan?The outburst has focused the attention of the public on the seeming lack of compassion displayed by the tea party movement itself. Some might ask: Has the tea party gone from "Live Free Or Die" to "Let Them Die"?Also published on:
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Run, Sarah Palin -- Please, Run, the Media is Begging YouEven though polls indicate that the Republican electorate do not support her candidacy, there is a powerful contingent that seems to be begging for her to commit to a run for president -- the media.Also published on:
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Palin Joins Debaters' Attack, Slams Perry's 'Crony Capitalism'Presidential candidate Rick Perry had to feel as if he was gang-tackled by his GOP competition during and after the national debate. Palin later bolstered the attack made by Michele Bachmann on Perry's mandate for schoolgirls to receive the HPV vaccine.Also published on:
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Bachmann Shows Political Adroitness, Goes After Perry on HPV VaccineDisplaying adroit political instincts, she went after Perry on his controversial 2007 executive order to have every female of high school age in Texas vaccinated against the sexually transmitted HPV virus.Also published on:
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Rick Perry Sex Tape Video Scandal: A Five-Second ExposureIs it true that another family values demagogue made a sex tape and because of a little digging by Politico's Ben Smith, said sex tape will see the light of day? And is it true that it involves none other than GOP presidential candidate Rick Perry?Also published on:
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Bachmann Says Drill in the Everglades, Makes Case for EPA She Wants to DismantleBachmann recently presented "Drill, Baby, Drill: Everglades Edition." it was a statement that one would think she might like to reformulate. But the more she spoke, the more she made a case for the necessity of the EPA -- which she wants dismantled.Also published on:
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Palin in New Hampshire: 'Not Going to Just Sit Back ... And Throw Stones'The failed 2008 vice presidential candidate floated out a few teasers about her status as a possible 2012 contender, foremost of which was a vow to not simply sit on the sidelines in the coming political fray.Also published on:
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Despite Poll Numbers, Bachmann Says She Can Win Nomination 'Marathon'The Tea Party Caucus leader has slid to third and fourth places in various polls. But she believes she has the endurance capability to go the distance -- and win.Also published on: -
Fearing Another Recession? Poll Finds People Think Economy's Already ThereEverywhere one looks there are reports of fears of a slide back into an economic recession. Those reports are generally accompanying articles that emphasize a downward trend in one or more economic indicators. But most think the U.S. is already there.Also published on:
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Sarah Palin Should Not Run for President, Fox News Poll FindsPalin still maintains a cheerful, maybe-maybe not attitude about running for president. But if polls are helping her decision, the latest from Fox News just might push her to consider simply endorsing someone and leaving it at that.Also published on:
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2011 AP Top 25 Preseason Poll: Oklahoma Sooners Team to BeatIt appears that 2011 will show a similar track to previous seasons as the Oklahoma Sooners have been deemed by sportswriters across the nation to be the No. 1 team, just as the coaches polled a few weeks prior.
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Cheney on Palin: Vice President? Why Did She Quit as Governor?When the discussion turned to 2008 vice presidential candidate and potential 2012 presidential candidate Palin, Cheney seemed to dismiss the question of her qualifications for his old job, focusing instead on how she handled her job as Alaska's governor.Also published on:
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Romney Relief: Perry's First Poll Without Double-Digit Lead ReleasedA Quinnipiac Poll released this week, although reflecting that Perry remained the preferred candidate, showed that the Republican race might be drawing a bit closer. Is Perry poll dominance on the wane?Also published on:
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'Dancing with the Stars' Announces Season 13 PairingsOn Wednesday's 'Good Morning America,' the 12 professional dancers were named and partnered up to complete the pairings for the competition. Who will dance with whom?Also published on:
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Odds Are 'Dancing with the Stars' Winner Won't Be Nancy GraceWho is most likely to win the mirror ball trophy for Season 13 on 'Dancing With The Stars?'Also published on:
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A-Listers? 'Dancing with the Stars' Season 13 Cast Line-Up AnnouncedDid the attempt to find A-listers fail or are the viewers of the nation's second-ranked television program supposed to believe that talk show personality and court of public opinion bludgeon Nancy Grace and Courtney Cox ex David Arquette are A-listers?Also published on: -
Tea Party Support Heavily Favors Rick Perry, Poll FindsA majority of tea partyers or Republicans that support the tea party prefer Texas governor Rick Perry over the rest of the GOP field of contenders.Also published on:
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Doubt that Bachmann Truly Believes Joke About Hurricane Irene?Alhough a Bachmann spokesperson quickly issued a statement that insisted the Minnesota Congresswoman was joking about God's message for Washington, it is not unheard of for jokes to be used for serious observations and commentary...Also published on:
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Bachmann Jokes Hurricane Irene God's Message to WashingtonUnlike most of her headline-emblazoned utterances, Bachmann has this time captured the eye and ear of the media with a timely joke about Hurricane Irene, Washington politics, and God.Also published on:
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Ron Paul Says FEMA Unnecessary as Hurricane Irene Strikes East CoastTexas Congressman and presidential hopeful Ron Paul points out that Fema was more of a hindrance than help during times of emergency, not to mention one of the worst contributors to deficit spending.Also published on:
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Sarah Palin Becomes 'The Undecider' for 2012Sarah Palin has been called many things over the past three years since the country got to know her a little better -- then a lot better -- with her nomination for the vice presidency. "Undecider" may be the most accurate label that can be applied to forAlso published on:
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Palin 'The Undecider' Has a GOP Poll Problem -- UnelectabilityRecent poll numbers do not just reflect an electorate that find Sarah Palin unpopular as a presidential candidate, they also show that there are many Republicans who would not vote for her.Also published on:
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Pat Robertson: Crack in Washington Monument 'Sign from the Lord'Religious leader Pat Robertson's recently explained that the crack that appeared in the Washington Monument after the East Coast earthquake on August 23 was symbolic, possibly portending the return of the Christian messiah.Also published on: -
Romney Will Not Attend DeMint Labor Day ForumPresidential candidate -- and until this past week, national poll frontrunner -- Mitt Romney has turned down an invitation to appear at the Labor Day forum in South Carolina.Also published on:
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Bachmann Threatens to Dismantle NLRBBachmann was haranguing President Obama's economic policies when it was announced that an "undecided voter named Nikki" had a question for her. Gov. Nikki Haley asked what Bachmann would do about the National Labor Relations Board.Also published on:
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Poll: Ron Paul Has Best Chance to Beat Obama?A recent poll indicates that it is Texas libertarian Ron Paul, not newcomer Perry, or firebrand Bachmann, or even the stoic and steady Mitt Romney, that stands the best chance of defeating President Obama in the national election.Also published on:
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Why Perry Dominates GOP Field by Double Digits in Latest PollThe general low-level support that had previously been shown toward a crowded field of Republican candidates -- all seemed bunched together under the 20 percent mark without a definite leader -- quickly morphed into a 12-point lead for the Texan.Also published on:
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Poll: Ron Paul Could Beat Obama, More Electable Than BachmannA recent poll not only indicates that the Texas Congressman is a viable Republican candidate for the 2012 GOP nomination, but that he is also considered more electable than the only person to garner more votes at the Ames Straw Poll -- Michele Bachmann.Also published on:
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Jackie Chan Dead Again, This Time Killed by FacebookActor Jackie Chan appears to have gotten himself killed again, although the exact circumstances were not disclosed. This time, Chan's second death since the beginning of the year, the cause of death seems to be Facebook...
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Karl Rove: Sarah Palin Needs to Stop Being a TeaseFormer Bush White House advisor Karl Rove said Sunday that she would most likely declare on September 3 at a tea party function in Iowa. He said the teasing had gone on long enough...Also published on:
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Bachmann: Just Add Shale Oil, Natural Gas, 'Create Millions of Jobs Instantly'Bachmann says $2 gas is achievable and explained how it could happen. In so doing, Bachmann not only revealed how she could lower gas prices, but she also solved America's energy problems and created "millions of high-paying jobs instantly." If only...Also published on:
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Bachmann on Her Many Gaffes: 'The Media Will Report What the Media Will Report'Bachmann may have accurately assessed her problem with the media when she said that "the media will report what the media will report." But at the same time, she is the problem with that reporting. She could also be the solution.Also published on:
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Report on Alien Contact and Invasion Draws Conservative DerisionA recent report explores first contact with aliens, and how it might lead to an attack. At times, scientific papers cross into politically sensitive areas, like greenhouse gas emissions. When they do, humans do not wait for aliens to attack humans.Also published on:
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Karl Rove: Sarah Palin Will Run for PresidentKarl Rove said that it was evident that the former governor of Alaska will run and that she was displaying a "candidate's schedule" with her appearances earlier in the month in Iowa and with her future itinerary.Also published on: -
Former Reagan Advisor: Rick Perry an 'Idiot' on Federal Reserve RemarksWhen asked about Perry's blistering attack on Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke, the Federal Reserve itself, and that printing money during the present economic slough would be "treasonous," Bartlett bluntly referred to Perry as an "idiot."Also published on:
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Bachmann Rattled: Perry Poll Win Leads to Elvis Gaffe, $2 Gas PromiseCould it be that the quick success of Texas Governor Rick Perry, who entered the GOP race just hours before the Ames Straw Poll and who dominated the first national poll he was included in since his announcement, has got her more than a bit worried?Also published on:
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Rick Perry Crushes GOP Competition in First National PollRick Perry made a comment recently that it might have taken him a while to get into the GOP presidential race, but once he committed, he was there to win. And it did not take long for the Republican electorate to respond to his up-tempo, shoot-from-tAlso published on:
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Bachmann Would Bring Back $2 Gas; "That Will Happen," She SaysShe may have promised the crowd (and, by extension, everyone else interested in her politics) just a bit more than she could deliver as president. Bachmann said that as president she would bring back $2 gas prices. But how?Also published on:
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Rush Limbaugh Goes Full-Tilt Racial Slur with "Or-Bam-eo" CookiesIf most Americans had given Limbaugh the benefit of the doubt over the years concerning the various charges that he might be either a racist or a closeted one, that benefit probably now has been rescinded. And all over a cookie allusion...Also published on:
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Bachmann Gaffe: Wishes Elvis Happy Birthday -- on Day of His DeathBachmann, who claims to be an Elvis fan, made a particularly offensive gaffe in Spartanburg right after she got off the bus, somehow confusing the August anniversary of The King's death with his birthday.Also published on:
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Ames Straw Poll: Is it All Hype and No Substance?It is being hailed as an important moment in politics. But is it really? Or is it a lot of well-publicized hype over nothing much?Also published on: -
Palin on Bachmann's Newsweek Cover: Headline Was Worse Than PictureAlthough most of the controversy centered on the wild-eyed image of the Congresswoman and Republican presidential candidate, Palin noted that the headline was worse than the picture.Also published on:
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Sarah Palin Thunder-Stealing Bus Tour: The Sequel Begins in IowaIt would appear that the bus has made its way to Iowa (where most predicted it would go, albeit arriving sooner than it actually did), where Palin and clan have set up camp at the Iowa State Fair -- just days before the Ames Straw Poll.Also published on:
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Americans Still Want Compromise: Tax the Rich and Cut SpendingAmericans are in agreement on a compromise that would increase taxes as well as involve major spending cuts in order to work toward decreasing the nation's overall debt. But they are particular about where they want the cuts and who they want taxed...Also published on:
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Why Wisconsin Senate Recall Elections Are ImportantThe outcome is important not only to the state, which could see a shake-up in the power structure of the state's Senate, but also to the nation as well, giving insight into the the tea party movement and its future role in politics...Also published on:
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Michele Bachmann's Newsweek Cover: All Wild-Eyed and CrazyBut there is a certain manic, wild-eyed intensity to the photo, and editor Tina Brown and the magazine are being accused of intentionally trying to make Bachmann look like the spokesperson for the lunatic fringe...Also published on:
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Did Rick Perry Get His Campaign Answer at 'The Response'?Some might say that Perry may have been looking for the answer to whether or not to run for president at "The Response," but the more politically discerning know that he has already begun his campaign.Also published on:
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Tea Party Losing Traction After Debt Ceiling Standoff, Poll ShowsIt appears that it was the tea party's perceived role in the debt ceiling debate, where many believe their intransigence led to brinksmanship maneuvering, fears of government shutdown, and near debt default, that led to a fall in poll numbers...Also published on:
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2011 Teen Choice Awards: "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse" was Nominated for 12 Awards -- Who Else? (Full List)The 2011 Teen Choice Awards kicks off in Hollywood on August 7, with familiar nominees dominating the nominations once more. "Twilight Saga: Eclipse" leads the way with 12 nominations...
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Adam Lambert 'Behind the Music:' One Thing He Won't Talk AboutThe show t highlights Lambert's struggle with the realization he was gay during his teen years and how going into show business opened him up to a culture of sex and drugs. But there was one topic that he would not discuss...Also published on:
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Poll: Americans Find Congress Guilty of Pursuing Political GainThe debt ceiling debate that brought the nation to the point of governmental shutdown, not to mention a possible default for the first time in its history, has pushed Congress' approval rating to its lowest point in history.Also published on:
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Bachmann, Palin Tag Team Obama Administration Over Tea PartyThey both have taken exception to Democrats, including Vice President Joe Biden, referring to the Tea Party faction of the Republican Party as "terrorists."Also published on:
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Poll: Debt Ceiling Talks Were a "Disgrace," "Ridiculous," a "Joke"In a recent poll, Pew Research Center asked Americans to describe their feelings toward the Congressional budget deficit/debt ceiling debate. The responses were far from positive...Also published on:
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Note to John Boehner: Tea Party Has Become a Defective PartThe general rule used to be: represent your constituents but do what is best for the nation, the rule now seems to be: vote your ideology, regardless of the consequences. This is nowhere more evident than in the voting bloc (read: block) -- the tea party.Also published on:
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Palin's 'The Undefeated' Defeated; Will it Keep Her from Running?It is, by all accounts, a cinematic flop, regardless of the protestations of director Stephen Bannon. But will the dismal results at the theaters have any effect on whether or not the former Alaska governor will run for president?Also published on:
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South Carolina Democrats Attack Gov. Haley Over 2001 Claim She is 'White'In South Carolina, Democrats have just about given quite a few of their number a reason to declare themselves independent, suggesting that Gov. Haley's 10-year-old voter's registration form that indicates she is "white" is some form of misrepresentation.Also published on:
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Rep. Clyburn to Obama: Invoke 14th Amendment, Raise Debt CeilingHouse Democrats say that if the stalemate cannot be breached, then President Obama should invoke the little known clause in the 14th Amendment of the U. S. Constitution to ensure that the federal government at least pays its debts.Also published on:
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Know Who Isn't Winning the Debt Ceiling Nondebate? AmericaPlans to raise the debt ceiling are everywhere, but none have a chance of passing through Congress. So where's the debate? And if this "debate" ends in a draw, does it not stand to reason that everybody loses?Also published on:
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Tea Party Misses McCain's 'Hobbit' Point: Idiots or Out of Touch?Tea Party members were quick to counter-attack against Sen. John McCain after his remarks on the Senate floor Wednesday. But it appears that many of them ignored his point -- or didn't understand the gist of it or that he was actually making one.Also published on:
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Casey James Plays 2011 CMA Music Festival with "Idol" CompanyCasey James entertained the crowd at the 2011 CMA Music Festival, keeping them warmed up for the headliners. And he wasn't the only "American Idol" alum in attendance, either...
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Glenn Beck's Nazi Tourette's: Norway's Dead Teens -- Hitler YouthIt appears that Beck had a sudden attack Monday morning on his radio show with regard to the recent terrorist attack carried out in Norway, comparing the attacked political camp of Norwegian teens to the Hitler Youth.Also published on:
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George Lopez Repromises: If Palin Elected, He Will Leave the U.S.George Lopez is one person who does not support a Sarah Palin presidency in any form. In fact, the comedian and late night talk show host said he would leave for Canada if the former Alaska governor is ever elected president of the U. S.Also published on:
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Democrats Cave, Unveil Debt Ceiling Plan GOP 'Can't Refuse'The Democrats made the first move in the debt ceiling game Monday by unveiling their plan to end the Congressional impasse and end the threat of government shutdown and debt default that has beset the U. S. legislature for months. Will it work?Also published on:
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Jesus Christ Appears on Walmart ReceiptA South Carolina couple found Jesus this past week. More specifically, they found what they believed to be the image of Jesus Christ staring back at them from a Walmart receipt. They also believe that it was a sign from God.
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GOP Leader: Public Wants Democrats to Give in on Debt CeilingHave Americans given Congress a mandate to "cut up the credit cards once and for all" as one Republican leader suggests?Also published on:
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Boehner Walks Out on Debt Ceiling Talks; 'Vision' for America ClearWith a government shutdown looming and federal default on loans imminent, Boehner said that the abrupt ending to the meetings did not come down to a clash in personality, but to one of direction for the country. But who is headed in the wrong direction?Also published on: -
Debt Ceiling Talks: The Push to Make Democrats the 'Bad Guys'There exists an overriding reason that Republicans are pushing the debt ceiling negotiations to the brink of government shutdown and default on its debt obligations -- that of blameworthiness.Also published on:
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Will Rick Perry Answer 'The Call' to Be President?It is a common political ploy, to appropriate the blessings of a higher power, but Perry shies away from directly stating that the calling is/was from God. But if God has called, will the self-avowed Christian not feel compelled to answer?Also published on:
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Kim Kardashian Sues Old Navy Over Look-Alike AdsKim Kardashian is suing because of the "Super Cute" series of multimedia ads that featured Melissa Molinaro, stating that the Kim K. look-alike crossed legal boundaries. But does her lawsuit have merit? -
Campaign Migraine: Bachmann Guards 'Manhandle' ABC ReporterAlthough Bachmann spokespeople have countered with a different version of the story, it is just the latest in a quick string of events surrounding reports that the Minnesota Congresswoman suffers from "migraines that incapacitate."Also published on:
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Grover Norquist Gives Green Light to Tax Revenue Increase?Norquist said that allowing the Bush tax breaks to expire was not technically a violation of the pledge that an overwhelming majority of Congressional Republicans have signed since taking office -- that of never supporting or voting for a tax increase.Also published on:
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Finding Casey Anthony -- a Photo Worth at Least $250,000Not only is the media still running non-stop storylines on the Caylee Anthony case, the trial, speculations regarding Casey's future plans, her Sunday release, and her suspected whereabouts, there is now a bounty of $250,000 for the first hideout photos.Also published on:
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Bachmann Has 'Incapacitating Migraines' or Attacks of Conscience?Are they actually migraines or are they, given Bachmann's extraordinary talent for disseminating falsehoods, just occasional attacks of conscience?Also published on:
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After 'Marriage Vow' Fiasco, Bachmann Signs DeMint PledgeHaving possibly alienated more than a few of the national electorate with her signing of a controversial conservative/religious document in Iowa, Bachmann went to the capital of South Carolina to sign on to the "cut, cap, balance" pledge...Also published on:
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Casey Anthony Released: Where Will She Go Now?Speculation has run wild as to where Casey Anthony would go upon release from jail since July 5, the day a Florida jury delivered a "not guilty" verdict in her first degree murder trial.Also published on:
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Poll: 71 Percent Disapprove of Republican Handling of Debt Ceiling CrisisMore Americans disapprove of Republican methods in negotiations than they do with the methods of President Obama or Congressional Democrats. Still, most believe that the debt ceiling will be raised before the federal government has to shut down.Also published on:
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Michele Bachmann Wins Fourth Consecutive Iowa PollContending (albeit distantly) with frontrunner Mitt Romney in national polls, Bachmann is putting the former Massachusetts governor in the runner-up position in Iowa. But she hasn't just done it once or twice. Bachmann has now won four straight Iowa pollsAlso published on: -
You Thought Michele Bachmann Had a Credibility Problem Before?In politics, as with most things in life, one should choose one's associates well. Call it the "company you keep" maxim. Rep. Michele Bachmann might want to refresh her memory on what everyone's parents have told them time and again...Also published on:
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Casey Anthony Secretly Released Early (For Her Own Protection)?But what if that pushed-back date were only a ruse to secret Anthony away from the jail to miss the media and the crowds, especially those angry about the verdict and those potentially willing to cause the young woman harm?Also published on:
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Poll on Deficit: Most Americans Agreeable to Limited Tax HikesRepublicans engaged in the debt ceiling talks might want to take heed, considering that another poll has indicated that if the negotiations fail and a government shutdown is not avoided, Republicans are going to bear the brunt of the public's blame.Also published on:
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Bachmann Leads Two Polls in a Row -- Seriously, Iowa?Ever get the feeling somebody isn't paying attention? That's the feeling one gets when looking at the second consecutive Iowa poll that shows Rep. Michele Bachmann in the lead of Republican presidential contenders.Also published on:
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Did Pants-On-Fire Bachmann Really Tell Obama to Tell the Truth?Michele Bachmann, who has come under fire for various stances, past false statements, and her husband's therapy clinic, told reporters at the Capitol Wednesday that President Obama should tell the truth. Funny she should say that...Also published on:
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Bachmann Under Fire for 'Pray Away the Gay' ClinicAs Rep. Michele Bachmann rides high in the polls in the nation's first primary and caucus state, she has drawn the attention of the nation toward her beliefs and her husband's faith-based counseling service, where "praying away the gay" is part of...Also published on:
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Bachmann Has an Issue with SlaveryAs analogies, similes, and metaphors, they work well enough (at times). But taken as a whole, it appears that Bachmann may go to the well too much and might want to branch out when making comparisons.Also published on:
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Note to Obama: Wait Until Second Term to Pull a DubyaA quick history lesson might be in order for the incumbent President, one that saw another president try to touch an entitlement program only to lose his political credibility.Also published on:
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Jesse Jackson Calls South Carolina Voter ID Law Modern 'Poll Tax'Jackson, along with members of the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, spoke out against the new law, which was signed by Gov. Nikki Haley in May, saying that it amounted to a "poll tax." He argued that the voter ID law could be crucial in close elections.Also published on:
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Democrat Calls GOP "Arrogant," "Insulting" on Debt Ceiling TalksDemocrats told reporters that Republicans had thus far sacrificed nothing and were "arrogant" and "insulting" to suggest that they were compromising when all they have actually done is agree to negotiate.Also published on:
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House Democrats May Deny Debt Ceiling Vote If GOP Won't Talk Tax BreaksSteny Hoyer (D-MD), House Minority Whip, believes that Democratic cooperation with the House vote to raise the debt ceiling may not be as certain as some might think.Also published on:
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David Cook's New Album Debuts in Top 10It's been over three years since David Cook won "American Idol" Season 7. This week Cook saw his sophomore effort, "This Loud Morning," debut in the Top 10 on the Billboard 200.Also published on:
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Social Security, Medicare Cuts: Obama's Debt Ceiling Talks Offering a 2012 Loser?Republicans won't negotiate with tax breaks. Democrats won't negotiate with Social Security and Medicare. President Obama says default and government shutdown is unnaceptable. Then he says entitlement programs are negotiable. But not tax breaks?Also published on:
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Bachmann Fires Back at Pawlenty, Confirms Her Record is 'Nonexistent'Oddly enough, a few hours after stating that Bachmann's list of accomplishments were "nonexistent," the Congresswoman issued a statement that confirmed Pawlenty's assertion.Also published on:
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Obama's Folding a Winning Hand in the Debt Ceiling GameThe Obama administration has signaled that they are willing to throw their aces into the pot and allow the Republicans to take everything. Their aces? Social Security, Medicare, Paul Ryan's restructuring plan, and the debt ceiling itself.Also published on: -
Santorum Joins Bachmann, Pledges to Ban Porn, Same-Sex MarriagesRick Santorum is always good for a laugh or ten. Now, along with Michele Bachmann, he's signed a document that not only calls for defining marriage with a Constitutional amendment denying same-sex marriages but also calls for a ban on all pornography.Also published on:
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Can Mitt Romney Win Without Tea Party Support?Mitt Romney has almost no support from Tea Partyers, according to a recent CNN article, yet he leads the Republican field in most national polls by a large margin. But will lack of Tea Party support cost him his Party's nomination for president?Also published on:
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Bachmann Pledges Constitutional Amendment Banning PornographyThe pledge not only calls for a constitutional amendment for the eradication of all pornography, it also calls for recognizing only heterosexual unions in marriage. But the Minnesota Congresswoman seems to have contradicted herself.Also published on:
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Casey Anthony Release Date Recalculated -- but What Happens Then?even though her release date was to be Wednesday, July 13, Florida Orange County Corrections officials, after going over the numbers and calculations, have found that they miscalculated by four days. But then what? What will she do? Where will she go?Also published on:
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Debt Ceiling Games: Negotiating when Everything is a 'Tax Hike'So how are the Democrats supposed to negotiate with a counterpart that sees everything that generates revenue as a "tax hike"?Also published on:
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Eric Cantor's Debt Ceiling Conflict of InterestSo why hasn't Cantor recused himself not only from the negotiations but from having anything to do with the debt ceiling talks and/or its subsequent vote?Also published on:
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Tea Party Rift? Jim DeMint 'Disappointed' in Michelle Bachmann Over PledgeSen. Jim DeMint has developed a pledge for the Republican candidates to sign that advocates stricter spending policies, but fellow Tea Party favorite Michele Bachmann, a recent poll climber in the present 2012 GOP field, has not signed on.Also published on:
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Casey Anthony Trial Verdict: The Jury Never Said She Was InnocentMost who were convinced Anthony would be convicted of murder seem to have missed a larger point: The jury never said Anthony was innocent.Also published on:
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Casey Anthony Trial: Closing Arguments a Competition of FantasyBefore all was said and done, both sides would accuse the other of foisting fantasies onto the jury, whose deliberations could very well end in a conviction that would generate a death penalty phase to the trial.Also published on:
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Bachmann Moving Up with Republicans, but What About Facing Obama?She keeps calling him a "one-term president," but if Republicans are to see President Obama actually relegated to four years as president of the US, is Michele Bachmann the person to do it? It is a possibility, to be sure, but what do the polls tell us?Also published on:
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Casey Anthony Trial Hinge: The Chloroform Closes the DealThe state provided rebuttal evidence to Cindy Anthony's bombshell testimony on Thursday that she was responsible for the chloroform searches on the Anthony home computer, not her daughter. But why spend so much time on the chloroform issue?Also published on:
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Casey Anthony Trial: Cindy Anthony Admits to 'Chloroform' SearchesCindy Anthony told a packed courtroom in Orlando, Florida, that she had been on the computer prior to her granddaughter Caylee Anthony's death and followed search prompts for "chloroform," shocking those in attendance.
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Why Didn't Casey Anthony Testify in Her Own Defense?It might be in her best interest to have done so, not giving the jury someone to distrust, hurting herself with inadvertent mannerisms, looks, or vocalizations. But not testifying might have helped seal the prosecution's case as well...Also published on:
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Avoiding Government Shutdown: The Debt Ceiling as UnconstitutionalIs the debt ceiling unconstitutional? Can President Obama invoke the 14th Amendment if Congress doesn't raise the debt ceiling by August 2 to keep the government from shutting down? Should he?Also published on:
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Sarah Palin Has Made a Decision, Daughter SaysBristol Palin told Fox News before the premiere of the Sarah Palin documentary Tuesday in Pella, Iowa, that her mother had made a decision about a 2012 run for the presidency.Also published on:
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NBC's Chris Hansen of 'To Catch a Predator' Caught on Video Cheating on WifeNBC newsman Chris Hansen seems to have been having an affair since March with a 30-year-old Florida NBC affiliate reporter. The man who catches people doing what they shouldn't via hidden camera finds himself on the other side of the lens...Also published on:
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Casey Anthony Defense Rests Without Casey's TestimonyThe defense rested in Casey Anthony's murder trial in Orlando, Florida, Thursday after calling members of the family back to the stand to testify.Also published on:
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Frontrunner Javier Colon Crowned Winner of 'The Voice'Two months of paring down some really talented young singers and then, on Wednesday evening, NBC's hit reality singing competition "The Voice" crowned a winner...Also published on: -
Fox News Calls Jon Stewart a Racist and Stewart Strikes BackStewart built a verbal wall of erroneous statements and stories presented and repeatedly perpetrated by Fox News, then the Fox collective decided that their best shot at the "liberal" comedian was to question his fairness and attempt to label him a racistAlso published on:
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Bachmann Says Press Wants Her in 'Mud Wrestling Fight' with PalinAlthough Bachmann may not have given the press any more ammunition to use against her, she did give them an image to use as a headline grabber: A mud wrestling fight between the Minnesota Congresswoman and former Alaska governor Sarah Palin.Also published on:
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Adam Lambert's Twitter War with Adam Levine (By Proxy) Over "The Voice" SnubGlambert fans got a little testy with "The Voice" vocal coach Adam Levine over the perceived slight of Lambert and his Grammy-nominated hit, "Whataya Want From Me."
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Will Javier Colon Win "The Voice"? What Are the Odds?If you have been keeping up with "The Voice," then you know that they're down to its finale, the Final Four contestants set to face off against each other June 28, and the winner to be announced on June 29. But is there a frontrunner? Of course there is.
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Michele Bachmann's Gaffe on Gaffe: John Quincy Adams Elevated to Founding FatherBachmann attempted to rectify a gaffe from earlier in the year on "Good Morning America." While doing so, she elevated sixth president John Quincy Adams to the role of Founding Father, a role his most distinguished father John Adams actually enjoyed.Also published on:
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Bachmann's Former Chief of Staff: Ex-Boss Not Ready for the White HouseA former Michele Bachmann chief of staff, Ron Carey, has a few things to say about his former boss -- words that do more than just hint that the Congresswoman from Minnesota is unqualified to be president of the United States.Also published on:
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Michele Bachmann on Her Numerous Falsehoods: "I Haven't Misled People at All"Michele Bachmann blatantly told at least two lies during a conversation on her record of falsehoods revealed by Politifact, the political fact-checkers. Truth be told, it does not appear that the Tea Party leader can discern truth from falsehood.
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What If Recent Near-Miss Asteroid 2011 MD Had Hit the Earth?News of the relatively close fly-by of asteroid 2011 MD in the afternoon of June 27 has generated quite an interest in the hornet's nest of cosmic debris that constantly circles the Sun. But what if 2011 MD had actually hit the Earth?Also published on:
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Casey Anthony Trial Mystery Recess -- Over Mental Competence?It was implied -- but not stated -- that the findings over the weekend of three psychiatrists that the 25-year-old murder suspect was mentally competent to continue standing trial was the reason for the mystery recess called abruptly Saturday morning.Also published on:
