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Ron Paul is on pace to raise more money in the fourth and final quarter of the presidential primary season than the top Republican fund raiser did in the third quarter. So far he has raised 9.75 million.
However it seems that his surprising surge has has come too late to have a definitive effect on [...]
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Rudy Giuliani is an unconventional candidate; a Republican who supports a woman’s right to an abortion, gun control measures, and gay rights. He is a Republican who sees the merits in educating undocumented immigrants and the damage that would be done with kicking them out of schools. These views, and his ability to support initiatives [...]
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What luck we’ve had with Attorney Generals in the U.S.! Remember the one before Gonzales, John Ashcroft? Yep, the one who still thinks the Patriot Act is a good idea. He spoke at the University of Colorado on Tuesday to defend both the act and Guantanamo (a “good place” according to Ashcroft). But he was [...]
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Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee (seen above listing the number of opinions he will take into account when going to war on his hand and then subtracting four) is nearly level with Mitt Romney in Iowa. With his Chuck Norris ads now airing I wouldn’t bet against him. I mean, who could vote against Walker, [...]
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The second-ranking Republican in the U.S. Senate, Mississippi senator Trent Lott (pictured above getting a little too personal), announced his retirement Monday, ending his 34-year career in Congress.
Lott is best known for his comment in 2002 that the country “wouldn’t have had all these problems over the years,” if racial segregationist Strom Thurmond was elected [...]
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Apparently America’s favorite vice-president was “found to have an irregular heartbeat during a medical evaluation this morning and is undergoing further testing at George Washington University Hospital.”
Cheney, who has had four heart attacks, has an “abnormal rhythm involving the upper chambers of the heart,” spokeswoman Megan Mitchell said in an e-mailed statement. It was [...]
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Remember when Bush asked Congress for an additional $196 billion to spend on the war and Congress instead offered him a $50 billion proposal with a timetable for troop withdrawal? Good times. Now Bush is trying blackmail.
The Bush administration pressed Democrats in Congress on Tuesday to provide billions in new funding for the [...]
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We here at Civic Alert hope all of our readers had a relaxing and filling Thanksgiving. It’s nice to have holidays to take a break, except if you’re Rudy “WTC” Giuliani, who spent his Thanksgiving running for President of 9/11- I mean, of America.
Rudy Giuliani spent some of his Thanksgiving yesterday meeting with hundreds [...]
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The date for the New Hampshire presidential primary has been set for January 8th, earlier than ever before.
The date puts the primary five days after the Iowa caucuses, an established sequence for modern presidential campaigns. [Secretary of State] Gardner, who has authority under state law to set the primary’s timing, acted hours after a [...]
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The most recent CNN poll, conducted November 11-14, shows Ron Paul jumping ahead of both Fred Thompson and Mike Huckabee in New Hampshire. Ranked as favorite by 8% of respondents, he is currently 4th favorite in the Granite State, trailing Rudy Giuliani at 16%, John McCain at 18%, and Mitt Romney at 33%.
This follows Paul’s [...]
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