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Obama routinely bypasses Congress, conservatives say Daily Caller (AP Photo/Susan Walsh) Obama administration officials are increasingly using regulation and litigation to bypass Congress, say free market advocates and social conservatives. "It is outrageous," said Dan Kish, vice president at the Washington, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Another disaster: Conservatives' attack on FEMA CNN International Of course, many conservatives want to get rid of life preservers altogether. This weekend, Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul made waves by saying FEMA should be destroyed. In its policy manifesto for members of Congress, the libertarian Cato ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Election Notebook: Countdown Ontario CP24, Canada All four parties, the Liberals, Progressive Conservatives, New Democrats and the Green Party, have been releasing policies and seeking coverage for weeks now. There have also been the inevitable polls – most showing the race tightening. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Hey Conservatives! Stop Trying to Appropriate Martin Luther King New Republic Leading conservatives seem to adore Martin Luther King. Jr. As president, George W. Bush called him a "second founder … who trusted fellow Americans to join [him] in doing the right thing." In 2008, Michele Bachmann wrote, "though his life was ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Conservatives Worry About Perry Campaign, Presidency, Christian ... As Texas Governor Rick Perry's path to the nomination begins to look more likely, some conservatives have started to wonder if he can beat Obama, and if he does, whether he will be a good president. Criticisms point to his temperament, ... Christianpost.com > Politics | ||
Why conservatives shouldn't 'just focus on beating Obama' | The ... By Matt Lewis Why conservatives shouldn't 'just focus on beating Obama' The Daily Caller | ||
The PJ Tatler » Was Bachmann Joking? It Doesn't Matter ... By Robert Wargas There needs to be room in the conservative movement for saying things like, "Please don't invoke the name of God in every speech." This is not the same as uttering a favorite liberal sneer like "evangelical." Nor should it be grounds for, excuse ... The PJ Tatler |
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