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Real Clear Politics: ” Dem Congressman: West ‘Not Representative Of African-American Community’ ” Theodore B. Olson: ” Obama’s Enemies List ”
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Happy Hour: Obama’s Enemies List
Thanks to Congressman Issa. WASHINGTON (AP) – Newly released Justice Department emails sent to Capitol Hill for a congressional inquiry into a gun-smuggling operation indicate that the head of the department’s criminal division suggested letting some illicit “straw” weapons buyers in the U.S. transport their guns across the border into Mexico where they could be
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Today is January 20th. On this date in 1885, L.A. Thompson patented the roller coaster, so I’m pretty sure the GOP owes him some money after the events of this week. Today is also Penguin Awareness Day, say some internet people. That’s authoritative in my book, and therefore I am now aware of penguins. (Video0 Allen West: We are at a modern day Chamberlin/Churchill moment with Iran | The Right Scoop The GOP’s Suicide March | Charles Krauthammer “This is no mainstream-media conspiracy. This is the GOP maneuvering itself right onto Obama terrain.” Ron Paul Supporters ‘No-Shows’ at Ron Paul Event | The Shark Tank “Noticeably absent at his speech were the usual throngs of supporters that tend to follow the congressman’s every move. The one constant about the Ron Paul campaign is this support base. But is his support starting to dwindle?” Amid Heavy Opposition, Reid Puts Off Vote on Web Piracy Bill | National Journal Today’s Word of the Day comes from Wordsmith.org . connubial (kuh-NOO-bee-uhl): adjective Pertaining to marriage or the married state.
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Daily Links – January 20, 2010
The Ron Paul Non-Cons have tonight been effectively marginalized. Whatever else comes out of this Iowa Caucus night, one thing is clear: conservatives — Reagan conservatives — triumphed. The combined vote of Santorum, Gingrich, Bachmann, Perry and even the moderate Mitt Romney swamped Ron Paul’s controversial and decidedly non-conservative foreign policy. As this is written, either Santorum or Romney are first, the other second. Between them that’s about 50% of the vote to Ron Paul’s 25% or so. Which clearly means that no matter how Congressman Paul — a good and decent man with a wildly left-wing foreign policy — spins the results, his ideas have taken a thorough beating. His candidacy and his controversial foreign policy views have effectively been sent packing. As well they should. There is nothing remotely historically conservative about Paul’s views. Will the non-conservatives — the Non-Cons — behind Mr. Paul vanish? Hardly? Will they win? Not in Iowa, that much is now crystal clear. The Non-Con revolt in the cornfields has been husked clean.
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