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| The worst kept secret in DC: Conservatives trying to get Ryan to run Washington Post (blog) Rick Perry announces for president the conservative buzz is all about Rep. Paul Ryan (R- Wis.). Stephen Hayes, whose boss, Bill Kristol, first floated on this blog the idea of a Ryan ticket (back then it was Ryan-Odierno), is out with a piece detailing ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Tim Harper: Ottawa widow stands firm against Conservative threats Toronto Star On the laptop is the banner ad she created to put pressure on Canada's Conservative government to stop the production and export of asbestos. By Tim Harper National Affairs Columnist Michaela Keyserlingk pauses when asked to recite her history of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Conservatives putting new focus on foreign policy National Post (blog) By Tobi Cohen OTTAWA — Once considered an afterthought by a prime minister preoccupied with winning a majority, international relations have moved to centre stage for the Conservatives, who have undertaken a quiet but sweeping re-examination of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cash-strapped Ford off to Queen's Park Toronto Star Ford, who has had trouble finding private-sector money for his promised Sheppard subway extension, is expected to try to deliver Toronto seats now held by Liberal MPPs to the Ontario Progressive Conservatives. Deputy Mayor Doug Holyday said he doesn't ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Mar: private care an opportunity Edmonton Sun By Mindelle Jacobs ,Edmonton Sun Gary Mar, who hopes to be elected as the new leader of the Alberta Progressive Conservatives, speaks to the Sun editorial board at the Sun's offices in Edmonton on Monday, August 15, 2011. (CODIE MCLACHLAN/EDMONTON SUN) ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Tory hopefuls support quick Senate elections Montreal Gazette Vitor Marciano, former Wildrose executive director and previously a senior official with the federal Conservatives, snared the first nomination and the party is looking at selecting at least one more candidate. Wildrose Leader Danielle Smith said the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Conservatives, You Won on the Debt-Limit--Own the Victory Proudly Human Events Certainly there is more to be done, but to do it, conservatives need to admit that something very significant was accomplished here … and because of them. The recently concluded debt-limit debate ended with at least $2.1 trillion in deficit reduction ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Obama 'No Child' Waiver Proposals Rile Conservatives U.S. News & World Report Some conservative education policy analysts are raising legal questions, suspicious the government is inching closer to dipping its hand into mandating curricula. The reason? The easiest way for states to adopt high standards acceptable to the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The best and the rightest: Elle magazine highlights conservative women Hot Air As someone who enjoys a fine fashion spread, I was pleased, like my friend Katie Pavlich, to see Elle magazine highlight "the next generation of conservative women" in an article today. "The Best and the Rightest" briefly profiles notable female ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| This should go over well with social conservatives « The ... By Rob Schofield And exactly how will the GOP leaders explain this to their conservative Christian base?" Possibly related posts: Conservatives admit that spending more on education works · Broad-based support, House Republican style · Glenn Beck would ... The Progressive Pulse |
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| Obama 'No Child' Waiver Proposals Rile Conservatives - US News and ... If Education Department pushes 'Common Core' education standards, conservative states could back out. www.usnews.com/.../obama-no-child-waiver-proposals-rile-co... |
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