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Florida Primary On Horizon Newt Gingrich is riding a huge wave into Florida after his trouncing of Romney in South Carolina. Romney has been...

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0January 22, 2012
Florida Primary On Horizon

Newt Gingrich is riding a huge wave into Florida after his trouncing of Romney in South Carolina. Romney has been left reeling after a double digit lead a week ago...
0January 17, 2012
Obama, “I’m Going To DisneyWorld!”

The commercials are well known. A pro athlete wins a big game and is asked, “What are you going to do now?” The standard answer is either, “I’m going to...
0January 16, 2012
Green Industrial Fail Again

The Obama Administration continues to forcefeed the Green Industrial Complex on the American people as it limits America’s energy options and continues wasting taxpayer dollars. For decades, the Green Industrial...

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Florida Primary On Horizon

Newt Gingrich is riding a huge wave into Florida after his trouncing of Romney in South Carolina. Romney has been left reeling after a double digit lead a week ago slid into a larger double digit loss to Gingrich. Even more telling of the challenge that Romney is facing is the fact that Santorum took [...]
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Obama, “I’m Going To DisneyWorld!”

The commercials are well known. A pro athlete wins a big game and is asked, “What are you going to do now?” The standard answer is either, “I’m going to Disneyland,” or “I’m going to DisneyWorld.” That is because they have conquered something big and deserve the ultimate reward. So when President Obama says he is [...]
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Green Industrial Fail Again

The Obama Administration continues to forcefeed the Green Industrial Complex on the American people as it limits America’s energy options and continues wasting taxpayer dollars. For decades, the Green Industrial Complex has endeavored to control the masses with overreaching regulations, by stifling any attempts to obtain energy from our own resources and passing laws requiring individuals and [...]
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Romney’s Path Is Clear

Later today, Jon Huntsman is planning on getting out of a race he never had any chance of winning. The man, after all, happily served as Obama’s Ambassador to China. He wrote letters praising the Illustrious One. I was happy to have Huntsman in the race to pull votes away from the other Progressive running, [...]
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Ron Paul Is Obama’s Stalking Horse

I am completely convinced watching Ron Paul campaign for the 2012 Presidential Election that he is President Obama’s Stalking Horse. How can anyone deny that as they watch Paul split the conservative vote bolstering Mitt Romney? How can this be denied as one listens to Ron Paul threaten to run as a third party candidate [...]
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Vote Absent From Life

A few weeks ago I put together a parody based on the outcry from the left that requiring photo ID at polling places was a form of voter suppression. These people on the left claim that Republicans pushing bills requiring photo IDs is a bid to keep minorities, students and the elderly from voting because [...]
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Open Letter To Jason Chaffetz

Dear Representative Chaffetz, I’m not one of your constituents, but I am a supporter of yours and donated to your campaign in a bid to bring more Tea Party candidates to Washington, D.C. Your promise to sleep on a cot in your office at the Capitol, rather than spend tax payer dollars on a fancy [...]
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Obama’s Latest Unconstitutional Power Grab

Congress currently has an 84% disapproval rating. Barack Obama has a 48% disapproval rating. Obama has decided that based on these two statistics, that his best option for re-election is to run against Congress. After all, he does not look so horribly pathetic when compared to Congress. He has declared to America that Congress is [...]
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How Does 25% Make Romney A Frontrunner?

Last night I predicted that if Romney won the 2012 Iowa Republican Caucus, the Mainstream Media – with the approval of the GOP Establishment - would claim that Romney was the frontrunner and that the race was basically over. It is silly enough to consider the race to be over after only one state has held a [...]
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The Fight Is On!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Freedom’s Wings Show Launches: The Fight Is On Clermont, Florida – January 1, 2012 – The year 2012 is the year of the conservative and the Freedom’s Wings Show launched a new theme and focus for this year: “The Fight Is On.” The broadcast today began with the inspiring story of [...]
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McClatchy Politics
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CNS News
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Financial Times
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