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Obama echoes conservatives on 'activist' court San Francisco Chronicle Washington -- It may be too little too late, but the Obama administration is using conservative legal ideas to win support from Supreme Court justices - and the general public - for its signature health care law. President Obama predicted last week ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Fight between 'blue' and 'red' conservatives may turn air purple, political ... Calgary Herald The Wildrose juggernaut that now threatens to bring down the Tory dynasty was painstakingly constructed over the past five years by disaffected blue Tories, with help from key strategists allied with Stephen Harper's federal Conservatives. See all stories on this topic » | ||
Some conservatives throwing Derbyshire under the bus Examiner.com At the Daily Caller, conservative pundit Matt Lewis writes, "In one fell swoop (actually, Derbyshire has a history of flirting with this sort of thing, but it has finally caught up with him), he has done more harm to the conservative cause than any ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Tea partyers press to oust long-serving GOP Sens. Lugar, Hatch as not ... Washington Post Lugar and Utah's Orrin Hatch, 78 and sent to Capitol Hill in the same year as Lugar, are tea partyers' top Senate Republican targets for defeat this year, portrayed as old bulls out of touch with today's conservatives. They are the GOP's two most ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Conservatives energized as session nears end Annapolis Capital Conservatives - including both Democrats and Republicans - vowed before the bill passed that they would force same-sex marriage onto the November ballot for a voter referendum. It will be on the ballot with the Dream Act, the 2011 law to let illegal ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Is the end near for Tories, or is it 1993 all over again? Edmonton Journal EDMONTON — Conventional political wisdom says the Conservatives need a firm grip on just one of the two big cities — Calgary or Edmonton — and a solid base in rural Alberta to win an election. For 40 years, the party could count on at least two out ... See all stories on this topic » |
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BurkaBlog :: Conservatives continue push for winner-take-all primary By paulburka Five prominent conservatives have signed a TEF e-mail headlined "Texas' role in choosing the president." It calls for a winner-take-all Republican presidential primary, rather than awarding the state's 155 delegates based on proportionality, ... Burkablog |
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Under pressure, Santorum huddles with conservatives | Reuters Tumbling in the polls and under increasing pressure to abandon his White House campaign, Republican Rick Santorum huddled with conservative leaders and ... www.reuters.com/.../us-usa-campaign-santorum-idUSBRE834... |
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