GOP Senate Hopeful Adam Hasner Endorsed by Conservative PAC
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Herman Cain Beating Out Mitt Romney to Lead in South Carolina
An NBC/Marist poll released on Wednesday morning found businessman Herman Cain leading former Gov. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts in South Carolina, the first state in the South to hold a presidential primary. Cain took 30 percent in the poll with Romney in a close second with 26 percent. Gov. Rick Perry of Texas was a distant third at 9 percent followed by former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich with 6 percent and U.S. Rep. Ron Paul of Texas who was tied with U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann of Minnesota with 5 percent each.
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Tea Party Network Wants Rick Scott to Quit Federal 'Race to the Top'
Citing the Florida Constitution, a statewide tea party group is calling on Gov. Rick Scott to bow out of the "Race to the Top" competition for federal education funding.
This grant not only costs Florida taxpayers more in the long-term, it will remove quality control from the legislative process, and it goes against the Florida state Constitution, Tea Party Network Chairwoman Patricia Sullivan stated in a letter to Scott.
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Herman Cain and Mitt Romney in Dead Heat in Florida
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Florida Democrats Again Seek Ratification of Equal Rights Amendment
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Debate Gets Personal and Gets Under Mitt Romney's Skin
Comparing their states' economic policies, Mitt Romney and Rick Perry each tried to claim the conservative high ground at Tuesday night's CNN Debate in Las Vegas.
But both carried baggage of liberalism -- Romney with Romneycare and Perry as Al Gore's former campaign chairman in Texas -- that left the audience unsure as to who was more "authentic."
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Ron Paul: Foreign Aid Robs U.S. Poor and Gives to the Rich
Calling for cuts in foreign aid across the globe, Ron Paul said such programs "take money from poor people in this country and give to rich people in other countries."
The Texas congressman extended his criticism to the weapons deal engineered with Iran by the Reagan administration. That drew a stiff rebuke from Rick Santorum, but a defense from Newt Gingrich, who noted that Reagan later concluded that the Iran deal was "a mistake."
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Newt Gingrich on Defense: 'I'm a Hawk, but I'm a Cheap Hawk'
Newt Gingrich said the budget supercommittee shows the "bankruptcy" of both parties.
"They're going to come up with a stupid plan that would have us shoot ourselves in the head, and then come back with a plan that only requires us to shoot off a leg," the former U.S. House speaker said at Tuesday night's CNN Debate in Las Vegas.
Responding to a question about a proposal to cut the defense budget by $500 billion, he left the door open by saying, "I'm a hawk, but I'm a cheap hawk."
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Ron Paul Scores on Health Care, Immigration and Nuclear Waste
Ron Paul won rousing applause Tuesday night for a call to get government out of health care.
"If you want better health care, allow people to opt out of government programs," the Texas congressman said.
"As soon as you give control to the government, the corporations line up. Already insurance rates are going up," Paul said at the CNN Debate in Las Vegas.
Paul garnered more cheers when he waded into the immigration debate and urged that U.S. troops be "brought home" to patrol the border.
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Rick Perry and Mitt Romney Wrangle Over Immigration
As expected, immigration was an incendiary subject at the CNN Debate Tuesday night in Las Vegas.
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