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Category Archives: Politics
The Arrowood Dispatch Arizona GOP Primary and Michigan Primary Predictions
Arizona and Michigan 1) Romney takes both 2) Santorum takes 2nd in both 3) Paul a bit behind in 3rd in both 4) Gingrich brings up the rear.
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The Arrowood Dispatch Colorado GOP Caucus, Minnesota GOP Caucus, and Missouri Primary Predictions
Colorado 1) Romney 2) Santorum 3) Paul 4) Gingrich Minnesota 1) Paul 2) Santorum 3) Romney 4) Gingrich Missouri 1) Santorum 2) Romney 3) Paul 4) Gingrich
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The Arrowood Dispatch Maine GOP Caucus Predictions
1) Ron Paul 2) Mitt Romney 3) Newt Gingrich 4) Rick Santorum
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The Arrowood Dispatch Nevada GOP Caucus Predictions
1) Mitt 2) Paul in a bit of a surprise 3) Gingrich 4) Santorum
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The Arrowood Dispatch Florida GOP Primary Predictions
1) Mitt 2) Newt 3) Santorum 4) Paul
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The Arrowood Dispatch South Carolina GOP Primary Predictions
1) Newt Gingrich – Newt slows down Mitt’s momentum and disrupts the coronation of Mitt Romney. 2) Mitt Romney – Mitt Romney goes from winning being the first candidate to win Iowa and New Hampshire and having a big win … Continue reading
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The Arrowood Dispatch New Hampshire GOP Primary Predictions
1) Mitt Romney – It appears that he has obtained an insurmountable lead in New Hampshire, but 2nd will be much closer than most believe. 2) Ron Paul – A poll was released recently that listed Ron Paul as one … Continue reading
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The Arrowood Dispatch Iowa GOP Caucus Predictions
The 2012 Race for the White House is well underway. In one day the first ballots will be cast. Trying to predict the finish is nearly impossible, but why not? 1) Rick Santorum – With many potential caucus-goers having not … Continue reading
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Why Herman Cain is a Bad Choice for the Republican Nomination
I like Herman Cain. While he is not my choice in the GOP nomination process, I would not have had many qualms about voting for him over Barack Obama. As he is getting the attention of a frontrunner, it is … Continue reading
Posted in Constitutional Issues, National News, National Politics, News, Politics
Tagged GOP, Herman Cain, Paul, Presidential Election, Republican, Ron Paul, Sexual Harassment
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2012 GOP Race Update
Michelle Bachmann – Still free falling. She is trying to set herself up as the anti-Obama. It isn’t working. There are no less than four men ahead of you in polling. Three of them are opposite Obama. We need to … Continue reading
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Romney on the Issues: Abortion
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Ames Straw Poll Results
Michelle Bachmann 4823 votes (28.55%): Bachmann gets a huge boost. She cements herself as a front-runner, and I would argue this may boost her up to the frontrunner. Ron Paul 4761 votes (27.65%): Ron Paul gets a boost. He certainly … Continue reading
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Norway a Reminder of Why Liberty is Important
Recently I posted a video of Herman Cain stating that he felt that Americans had the right to choose whether or not a mosque or any religious building can be built in their community. It was pointed out to me that … Continue reading
Yes Ma’am, I Do. Highest Honors.
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A Mandate on Recycling? (Vote in Poll)
OK. I will be one of the first to say that I have a problem with ObamaCare and its mandate that citizens purchase healthcare or face fines. Now it seems that a local Republican mayor is pushing for a mandate … Continue reading
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Caylee’s Law a Bad Law
Nothing creates bad law like tragedy. The death of Caylee Anthony was a tragedy. There is no denying that. Her mother was found guilty in the media and in the court of popular opinion, but she was found not guilty … Continue reading
You Can Lead a Horse to Water
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-us-iraq-20110706,0,1121046.story The War in Iraq enjoyed great support at the beginning of the campaign in 2003. I, myself, was one of the supporters. Looking back, I think that we as a country had been attacked and was looking and willing … Continue reading
Obama Can’t Stop the Execution
News stories are out declaring that President Obama wants to stop the execution of Humberto Leal Garcia, a Mexican national, who was convicted of the rape and murder of a 16 year-old girl in San Antonio, Texas. Since this is … Continue reading
Political Expediency v. True Conservatism
The 2008 elections showed that the electorate was extremely dissatisfied with the status quo. The electorate really did want “CHANGE.” The voters did not want secrecy. The voters did not want a larger presence of “Big Brother.” The people did not … Continue reading
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