Posted on October 22nd, 2007 by Kevan
(Bilerico Project) Oct. 22, 2007 …posted this past Saturday the results of the Value Voters Summit straw poll of whom they want to support for president. Romney just edged out over Huckabee.
Well, that’s not entirely accurate, I’ve found. I was looking on the Family Research Council’s page (they hosted the event), and there were two […]
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Posted on October 22nd, 2007 by Kevan
(Rawstory.com) Oct. 21, 2007 Bad news for New York’s junior senator.While Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) has won broad support in national tracking polls in her quest for the presidency, the former first lady is steeped in negative attitudes, according to a Zogby International poll released Sunday.
Half of likely voters nationwide said they would never vote […]
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Posted on October 22nd, 2007 by Kevan
(RawStory.com) Oct. 22, 2007For those hoping to illuminate Hillary Clinton’s role in her husband’s administration, a visit to the William J. Clinton Presidential Library in Little Rock, Ark., may be a wasted one.
Although the library has been open since 2004 and its records have been subject to public-records requests for nearly two years, just one-half […]
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Posted on October 15th, 2007 by Kevan
It’s always interesting to see what outsiders are saying about this crazy election…
(BelfastTelegraph.co.uk) Oct. 15, 2007 We have witnessed the canonisation of Saint Albert Gore. We have had fresh confirmation of the transcendence among Democrats of the rather less saintly Hillary Clinton.
And we watched as debutant debater Fred Thompson, […]
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Posted on October 15th, 2007 by Kevan
(ADWeek.com) Oct. 15, 2007 NEW YORK Alex Castellanos doesn’t have any pretensions about his role in the business of politics. “My job is to get candidates and bottle them,” says Castellanos, president of Alexandria, Va.- based advertising consultancy National Media Inc. Among his past bottling efforts are President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick […]
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Posted on October 9th, 2007 by Kevan
(TalkingPointsMemo.com) Oct. 9, 2007 For months I’ve been quietly hoping that Barack Obama would at least make a race of it with Hillary Clinton. So I was more than a little disappointed when all the metrics of conventional wisdom (in the wise and foolish senses) started showing Hillary leaving Obama in the dust and becoming […]
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Posted on October 9th, 2007 by Kevan
(TheSwamp.com) Oct. 9, 2007 From that national perspective of who’s on top and who’s not, Republican Rudy Giuliani remains on top of the GOP pack of presidential candidates.
This overlooks the fact that Republican Mitt Romney fares better in the latest survey of Iowans likely to turn out for the nation’s first nominating caucuses in January […]
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Posted on October 3rd, 2007 by Kevan
(ElectRomneyin2008.com) Oct. 3, 2007 Much has been written in the last four to six weeks about the fluidity of the Republican candidate ranks.
I have seen pieces written by “political experts” of the MSM over this time that have provided all kinds of evidence to show that either Giuliani, Romney, or Thompson is the definite frontrunner […]
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Posted on October 3rd, 2007 by Kevan
(AccountabilityCentral.com) Oct. 3, 2007Leadership: Barack Obama says if elected president he’ll implement a plan to eradicate nuclear weapons from the face of the earth. A beautiful dream, but you might as well try to abolish all non-nuclear weapons.
It was meant to sound new, but it’s an idea we have heard from pacifists for many decades […]
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Posted on October 3rd, 2007 by Kevan
(BlogforFredThompson.com) Oct. 3, 2007 Some in the media are coming to a grudging acknowledgment that Fred Thompson is not just slow getting up to speed in his campaign and speeches on the stump, but rather he is being Fred!
What they characterize as a “slow start” and “flat speeches” is rather a man who is calm […]
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