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As governor, Romney worked to reassure liberals Washington Post (blog) Then, as the meeting drew to a close, the businessman offered an intriguing suggestion — that he would rise to national prominence in the Republican Party as a victor in a liberal state and could use his influence to soften the GOP's hard-line ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Baptist leader: Liberals will 'mock' Mitt's Mormonism Salt Lake Tribune By Thomas Burr Washington • An influential evangelical leader says Mitt Romney's Mormon faith will be an issue if he becomes the Republican presidential nominee, but maintains that the attacks will come from secular liberals, not conservatives. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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George Will: Liberals' push for 'diversity' translates to ... compulsory ... Cherokee Tribune In 1984, William Brennan, the court's leading liberal of the last half-century, said: "There can be no clearer example of an intrusion into the internal structure or affairs of an association than a regulation that forces the group to accept members it ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
KCK, liberals and a parting of the ways Today's Zaman It seems that the KCK investigation brought conservative democrat and liberal democrat intellectuals who had backed each other so far in terms of the Kurdish issue to a breaking point. The break first started when some liberals criticized arrests in ... See all stories on this topic » |
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Call the Liberals' Bluff: Oil Subsidies Should Go - Big Government By Jamie Radtke On "Meet the Press" Sunday, David Gregory asked Barack Obama's campaign manager David Plouffe, "Should government be playing venture capitalist to try to prop these interest–industries up [referring to Solyndra]?" Plouffe's answer: "Well ... Big Government |
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