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Sorry, Rick Santorum. Chuck Norris has it in for you.

It’s official. Rick Santorum has earned the ire of Walker, Texas Ranger. Game over.

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Wikipedia to Go Offline in Protest of Pending Legislation

Wikipedia is going to go dark for 24 hours in protest of litigation its founders believe compromises the openness of the internet and availability of information. Their explanation here is here. A brief message with the opportunity to look up … Continue reading

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Romney Wins Again, But Entire Field Moves on to South Carolina

Tonight, Mitt Romney claimed his second nomination contest victory, putting him leaps and bounds ahead of the rest of the field. While the actual number of delegates he needs to win is still a long way off, it’s getting harder … Continue reading

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Really, Super Committee?

Really? You couldn’t come up with anything? The Super Committee to Determine This Nation’s Future did nothing last week. Tasked with finding $1.2 trillion in reductions for our national debt (a number that is absolutely huge, unless you’re counting stars, … Continue reading

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AmericansElect.org “One Year in Washington”

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Online push for 3rd-party candidate – Tim Mak – POLITICO.com

Online push for 3rd-party candidate – Tim Mak – POLITICO.com.

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Credit Where Credit is (Perhaps) Due

Over the past year, President Obama has achieved what can be objectively viewed as a number of foreign policy success, most notably in the United States’ ongoing War on Terror. Osama Bin Laden, on the run since 9/11, was killed … Continue reading

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Washington Post/Bloomberg GOP Debate

The GOP Presidential candidates were back at it on Tuesday night for the fourth televised Republican debate. The field has solidified now, with New Jersey Governor Chris Christie officially not running, and Sarah Palin having opted out of the race … Continue reading

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Viable Independent Ticket for 2012?

AmericansElect.org is attempting to add a third major ticket to the 2012 Presidential ticket. The organization is well past the halfway mark of required signatures in its bid to put a presidential and vice-presidential candidate, elected in a primary in … Continue reading

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Thoughts on the Second GOP Debate, part II

Herman Cain seems content to push his ideas as a businessman, and not go after his opponents. He gets a lot of applause for his emphasis on business, and his hardscrabble background. I don’t seem him gaining enough traction, however. … Continue reading

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