Mike Huckabee, says:
‘The Lord Truly Gave Me Wisdom”
Well give it back, Mike. You sure aren’t using any of it. It one thing be given a gift. It is altogether another, to actually use that gift. It there
USATODAY.com SURFSIDE BEACH, S.C. — White House hopeful Fred Thompson continued his debate-night criticism of rival Mike Huckabee on Friday, calling the primary contest a fight between the ideals of Ronald Reagan and populist appeals that blame others for
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Noted over at Samzidata: Paul Marks makes a point I’ve been making:
This morning Fox and Friends concentrated on three candidates in relation the Iowa caucuses on Thursday night: the two lead candidates in the polls, Mike Huckabee and Mitt
Ah, yes, Ron Paul. Never have so many braincells been inactive for so long.
James at OTB:
The top story on Memeorandum this morning is a piece from Little Green Footballs entitled “Ron Paul Blames US Policy for Bhutto Killing.”
Ron Paul, as you may know…particularly if you’ve been reading here, was on Meet the Press yesterday. Now I doubtless will be getting reaction from the Paulettes, as I do every freakin’ time I bring the subject up…. reaction not
Rich Lowry…. who I have some stout dispute on in terms of the Fair Tax issue (It’d help if Rich actually did some research on the matter) gets it pretty much spot on here, as regards the rise of social
I note with some amusement that Red State and Human events are proposing a do-over for the Republican YouTube debate.
Red State adds an interesting twist:
Let’s see which of the Republican candidates really want to take questions from real
In the past few months, Ron Paul has dramatically raised the profile of libertarianism inside the Republican Party. My small-l libertarian friends seem more comfortable describing themselves as such, even though they’ll go out of their way to disassociate themselves
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David Hill… who has really got to consider a non de plume, if he’s going to continue working at The Hill, says:
While Texan Ron Paul’s stock is soaring nationally, there is trouble on the home front. In September,
Bruce at Q&O:
A and an week or so ago, I stated:
We read that polls are telling the Democrats that the mood of the people has swung toward being receptive to more and bigger government. Some argue it’s
Right Wing News emailed more than 225 right-of-center bloggers and asked them to send us a list of whom they considered to be their “Least Favorite People On The Right.” Representatives from the following 45 blogs responded…
Apparently out that he’s really worn out his welcome, Lincoln Chafee has withdrawn from the Republican party.
Mark Noonan, in noting the story, says:
We could have backed a man last year against Chafee – I mean, as the
Former Time magazine reporter and self-described liberal Matt Cooper is sticking up for rumored attorney general candidate Ted Olson, who has drawn criticism from Democrats even though he has not yet been nominated.Cooper writes on CondeNast Portfolio.com that Olson, “is
McGehee says Chuck Hagel is quitting.
Suits me… The guy was a one man three ring circus years ago, and he hasn’t improved since. All of the stuff about the anti-war nonsense that I directed at the Democrats goes doubly
There is an old adage, which states that it is impossible to get ahead, if you spend all your time getting even.
James at OTB notes McQ’s rehashing of his take on the purposes, and utilities of ‘divided government, by
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