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| Santorum calls on conservatives to pull together Boston.com Rick Santorum crowed that Tuesday's primary victories in Alabama and Mississippi were a sign that conservatives had not lost their sway in picking the Republican presidential nominee and urged them to come together behind his scrappy challenge to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Born-again Christians, conservatives dominate GOP presidential voting in ... Washington Post People in the two Deep South states were also strongly conservative, though not the most conservative to have cast ballots in presidential contests this year. Around 7 in 10 in both states considered themselves conservative, including about 4 in 10 who ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Early exit polls show deeply conservative Ala., Miss. voters strongly back ... Washington Post IDEOLOGY AND SATISFACTION: Half of voters in both states said Mitt Romney's positions on the issues were generally not conservative enough, while most voters in each state said Newt Gingrich's positions were ideologically about right. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Breaking Down the Alabama Vote: Conservatives Divided New York Times (blog) Perhaps most telling, more than half of Alabama voters said Mitt Romney's positions on the issues were not conservative enough, while about the same number said that Rick Santorum's and Newt Gingrich's positions were just about right. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| GOP candidates battle to capture Alabama, Mississippi conservatives MiamiHerald.com The Republican presidential campaign grappled in a Southern showdown Tuesday, with primaries in Alabama and Mississippi testing which candidate could best appeal to some of the most conservative states in the union. The stakes were particularly high ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Santorum Sweeps US Primaries in Conservative States of Alabama, Mississippi Voice of America (blog) Rick Santorum has won Tuesday's Republican presidential primary elections in the US southern states of Alabama and Mississippi, solidifying his status as the conservative alternative to Mitt Romney, the leading candidate in the race. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Young Conservative staffer was shocked to be named in robocalls affair: source Montreal Gazette OTTAWA — The young Conservative in the spotlight of the robocall scandal told co-workers on Parliament Hill he was stunned to learn he'd been named in connection with fraudulent calls in the Ontario riding of Guelph by unknown senior figures in the ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| The American Spectator : The Spectacle Blog : Conservatives ... By W. James Antle, III In Alabama, where the initial results look best for Santorum, self-described conservatives voted 37 percent for Santorum, 33 percent for Gingrich, and 25 percent for Romney. "Very conservative" voters (36 percent of the electorate) went 41 ... The American Spectator and The... | ||
| Motley Crew of Moderate Conservatives Starts a New Super Team ... By Doug Barry Moderate, has-been Republicans like former presidential advisor and serpent-bride Mary Matalin, former RNC Chairman Ed Gillespie, former (Democratic) Boston Mayor Ray Flynn, and former VA Affairs Secretary Jim Nicholson have joined ... Jezebel | ||
| Capitol Confidential » Conservatives in love with Wendy Long By Jimmy Vielkind, Capitol bureau If the Conservatives go with Long, are their lines irrevocably split? Thanks to the delicious backward magic of New York's elections laws, the answer is no! Conservatives could nominate Long for a judgeship in a place where she would be ... Capitol Confidential | ||
| Conservatives Escalate Attacks On CNN's Soledad O'Brien Over ... By Tommy Christopher Hell hath no fury like a conservative pwned, or something like that. On the heels of her tough interview with Breitbart.com Editor-in-Chief Joel Pollak, the Big sites published a furious series of posts accusing Soledad O'Brien of everything from ... Mediaite | ||
| Daily Kos: Do conservatives really think Obama is Muslim, or are ... By rss@dailykos.com (kos) NBC Political Director Chuck Todd thinks it's unfair to ask conservatives whether they think President Barack Obama is a Muslim. MATT LAUER: And Chuck, real quickly, this story that a lot of people are talking about, this Public Policy Polling, ... Daily Kos |
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| Fiscal Conservatives, Social Conservatives, and the "Contraception ... Almost a month ago, Mr. Obama launched his contraception campaign in a blatant attempt to win over women voters and to shift the debate away from ... www.redstate.com/.../fiscal-conservatives-social-conservatives-... |
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