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The Democrats’ and Barack Obama’s solutions to jump-start our economy and reduce the deficit have gotten so asinine, the GOP can do nothing better politically than let them do what they want. It’s absolutely time to raise tax rates on the rich. When that accomplishes nothing or in fact hurts the economy, the GOP can [...]
Chris Jollay · Monday, November 26th, 2012· Tags:
Barack Obama,
Bill Clinton,
Buffett Rule,
democrats,
GDP,
GOP,
Microsoft,
national debt,
Obamacare,
Republican obstructionism,
Simpson-Bowles,
small businesses,
tax rates on rich,
taxing rich 100%,
top two tax brackets ·
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Well, the elections are over there is great hand-wringing and teeth-gnashing going on in Republican and conservative circles. Some of the concerns and pessimism are focused on legitimate issues and others are not. Worse yet some of the proposed changes and solutions are even more off of the mark. Yes, the Republicans need to reach [...]
Alex Christian · Tuesday, November 13th, 2012· Tags:
Barack Obama,
Benghazi,
Bin Laden,
Chris Matthews,
crony capitalism,
George Bush,
gloves off politics,
GM,
GOP,
Joe Biden,
Mitt Romney,
Queensbury Rules,
RNC ·
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On January 7th of this year, Democratic operative turned “impartial” journalist George Stephanopoulos formally launched the GOP’s “War on Women” for them at a Republican debate as a confused Mitt Romney looked on. “Do you believe that states have the right to ban contraception?” Stephanopoulos asked Romney. When Romney replied that was sort of a [...]
Chris Jollay · Tuesday, September 4th, 2012· Tags:
birth control,
democratic activist,
Democratic Convention,
Desperate Housewives,
Eva Longoria,
feminist issues,
George Stephanopoulos,
Georgetown University,
GOP,
Joy Behar,
Mitt Romney,
Molly Katchpole,
Nancy Pelosi,
Obama kids,
phony war on women,
playing the victim,
Roger Williams University,
Rush Limbaugh,
Sandra Fluke,
school vouchers,
Sidwell Friends,
The View ·
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When it comes to matters relating to fiscal policy, or politics in general, I pride myself on basing my positions on quantitative analysis and sound economic theory. I have obtained an MBA from a top business school, have an ownership stake in two small businesses, and work in the financial sector. By all accounts, Paul [...]
Ryan McHugh · Friday, August 24th, 2012· Tags:
Aaron Rodgers,
budget,
CBO projections,
GDP,
GOP,
Green Bay Packers,
liberal,
Medicaid,
Medicare,
Mitt Romney,
national debt,
Path to Prosperity,
Paul Ryan,
regressive tax,
Republican talking points,
Ryan budget,
seniors,
tax cuts,
tax loopholes ·
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I told you not to believe The New York Times back in mid-July when they implied a Romney Vice-Presidential selection was imminent. Romney will make his selection public very soon now though, certainly by early next week at the latest. PMandS.com provided the percentage chance of each major candidate being selected back then: 1. Senator [...]
Chris Jollay · Thursday, August 9th, 2012· Tags:
Bob McDonnell,
Bobby Jindal,
Chris Christie,
GOP,
John Thune,
Kelly Ayotte,
Marco Rubio,
Mitt Romney,
Paul Ryan,
Rob Portman,
The New York Times,
The Wall Street Journal,
Tim Pawlenty,
Virginia,
VP selection,
War on Women ·
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The date is July 19th 2012. We are tasked right now with deciding who will be our next president will be, either Mitt Romney or Barack Obama. If we listen to the mainstream media like Fox or MSNBC, this election is HUGE for the soul of America. We must decide between a man who bailed [...]
Dave Haller · Thursday, July 19th, 2012· Tags:
America,
American greatness,
Barack Obama,
capital gains,
Citizens United,
corporate money,
defense industry,
democrats,
Dwight Eisenhower,
fast food diet,
flat tax,
GOP,
health care,
Koch brothers,
lobbying,
lying politicians,
mandatory vacation days,
Mitt Romney,
recession,
retirement age,
sedentary lifestyle,
Supreme Court,
trade laws,
unions ·
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