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The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel Friday, November 20, 2009 State Sen. Josh Penry, R-Grand Junction, will decide over the holidays whether to seek re-election to his state Senate seat after backing out of the campaign for the Republican nomination for...
Tags: Sen. Josh Penry, Senate, grand junction, Evergreen, Scott McInnis, Tom Tancredo, Bernie Buescher, Republican Party, Colorado gubernatorial election, Josh Penry, Laura Bradford, College Republicans, Politics
Gov. Tim Pawlenty's Republican Party was the biggest user of a campaign program he axed that gives donors tax refunds for part of their contributions. A report from state campaign finance regulators Friday showed that donors to the Minnesota Republican...
Tags: Minnesota House, Tim Pawlenty, Minnesota Republican Party, Canada, Saint Paul, Republican Party of Minnesota, Republican Party, Politics
For the sake of comparison, a Gallup poll immediately following Gore's concession in the 2000 election showed that 18% of the county, a significant percentage of whom were African-American, believed that Bush stole the election. I was among the 5% or...
Tags: Bush, San Francisco, George W. Bush, Democratic Party, Republican Party, Conservatism in the United States, Conservative Party, Political parties in the United States, International Democrat Union, Politics of the United States, Politics
Hall, and Charley Greene Dixon are still unopposed in their respective GOP races for county clerk, judge-executive and county attorney. Bill Oxendine is the only candidate so far for property valuation administrator in the Democratic race...Pickard are...
Tags: GOP, Corbin, International Democrat Union, Jackson Michigan, Republican Party, Politics
Arizona legislators are still struggling to conclude their special session on the state's budget troubles but already are working on ideas for another one that could be held in December to do more to close the $2 billion shortfall. More spending cuts...
Tags: Arizona Senate, special session, Arizona Legislature, majority republican, Phoenix, United States federal budget, Politics, Social Issues, Business Finance, United States Senate, Republican Party
Nearly two years into the recession, opinion about which political party is responsible for the severe economic downturn is shifting, according to a new national poll. A CNN/Opinion Research Corp. survey released Friday morning indicates that 38 percent...
Tags: economic conditions, Keating Holland, CNN/ Opinion Research Corp., CNN/Opinion Research Corp., Atlanta, Macroeconomics, Democratic Party, Republican Party, Political parties in the United States, Recessions, Business cycle, Politics, Social Issues
In a column last week (“Republicans gain momentum with recent wins”), Chet Compton hailed the recent election of Republican governors in New Jersey and Virginia as a prelude to a sweeping victory for his party in next year’s midterm elections. He would...
Tags: Virginia, New Jersey, Chet Compton, Bob McDonald, Newark, Governor, New Jersey gubernatorial election, United States gubernatorial elections, Jon Corzine, Republican Party, Politics
Raben, 64, notified GOP leaders Wednesday night that he will not seek re-election as Republican Town Committee chairman when his current two-year term ends in March. "I do believe we need new blood in the town committee," Raben said in an interview Thursday....
Tags: John Raben, Resize Raben, GOP, Greenwich Republicans, RTC, Jim Campbell, Greenwich, International Democrat Union, Jackson Michigan, Republican Party, Politics
Histories lessons of just how disastrous such a move can be are being ignored by the same politicians who claim they know more than we do. It seems interesting to me that these supremely wise…giants, as Henry Hyde called them, have the memory of a mayfly.
Tags: United Kingdom, London, John Thune, Socialized medicine, Republican Party, Politics, United States presidential election, Publicly-funded health care, Sarah Palin, Coin, Atheism, In God We Trust, Godless: The Church of Liberalism, Religion Belief
It's important to note that the median IQ of people in the United States is 100. That means half the people in the country have IQs lower than 100, and every time I think I've come to terms with that, something new happens to fill me with despair. Today's...
Tags: politics, election fraud, ACORN, Obama, allnews, George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Rush Limbaugh, Barack Obama presidential primary campaign, Walter Mondale, Ronald Reagan, GOP, Republican Party