Months after the campaigns moved on, states such as Iowa and Colorado that held Republican presidential nominating caucuses are back in the spotlight as contenders scramble to nail down every possible delegate. Link: Caucus State Drama Far From Over
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Romney has the potential to emerge from Super Tuesday with a delegate lead no rival can close, with the spotlight on Ohio and Tennessee. Visit link: Ohio, Tennessee Loom Super Large
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Ohio, Tennessee Loom Super Large
[Posted by Karl] Barack Obama. There is bipartisan doomsaying about the GOP, but he does not believe it. No, in recent weeks Barack Obama has flip-flopped to take SuperPAC money , because GOP groups are raising so much. He reportedly told Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi there would be no cash transfers to the DCCC or DSCC from OFA or the DNC before Election Day. He reportedly will lower himself to joint appearances with Bill Clinton at a series of fundraisers, including one aimed at the financial services industry. Today, Obama will hold his first press conference since October 2011 , after months of hand-picked media ops — just coincidentally scheduled for Super Tuesday. Desperate to steal the spotlight much? With Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu in town, he will hope to focus on foreign policy and remind people he is CINC for now. Highlighting foreign policy is a tried-and-true tactic for presidents foundering at home. Or maybe he hopes to extend the MSM/DNC distraction on birth control. After all, Obama’s campaign to convince voters that “America is back” is a dud — which is not surprising, given that there has been no recovery for the 99 percent . In short, Barack Obama is desperate to raise the money he thinks he needs to get reelected. He is desperate to steer the conversation away from the issues Americans care about — the problems he failed to fix with solutions the public rejects. Let the pundits and politicos say whatever they want. Watch what Obama does, and it’s a different story. –Karl
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Now that the Rally for Rush is in full swing — and winning the day — let’s focus on four things. Lifelock. Transgendered persons. The Washington Post. You. Huh? Say what? Stick with me. Let’s start with Lifelock. Rush fans know it well. Lifelock — the company’s
Rush Limbaugh did the honorable thing today and apologized to Laura Fluke. He wrote, “My choice of words was not the best, and in the attempt to be humorous, I created a national stir. I sincerely apologize to Ms. Fluke for the insulting word choices.” Now I understand Rush points out absurdity in an entertaining way and
