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Kean: Most popular choice for Chris Christie
With Governor Chris Christie’s re-election on cruise control and Mayor Cory Booker as a virtual lock for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate in 2014, New Jersey’s upcoming statewide elections are lacking intrigue. However, a…
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Update on Adam Neylon
While most campaigns for public office across the country are either taking a break or find themselves otherwise suspended, some candidates find themselves in a brutal fight for an off season election. Recently one of…
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Final Report of the “Growth and Opportunity Project”
Here is the link to the full report from the GOP’s “Growth and Opportunity Project.” Below is the introduction: In December 2012, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus announced the Growth and Opportunity Project. As…
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A Civil Society
The following is a guest post from Utah Senator Mike Lee. The president’s second inaugural address was an advertisement for the biggest, most expensive government the world has ever known. It was a pitch for…
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Romney leads, GOP in Strong Position
In a hypothetical Republican Senate primary for the 2014 Michigan U.S. Senate race, Scott Romney (brother of Mitt) would begin the race as an early, though modest, front-runner Romney leads with 26% followed by Congressman Mike…
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New Poll: Clinton, Benghazi and Conservatives
Conservative Intel Monthly National Tracking Survey Analysis Conducted February 25-26, 2013 Respondents: 2184 Margin of Error: +/-2.1% (Tracking – Republicans Only) Generic Republican Primary Ballot In a Republican primary election, would you vote for the…
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Restoring Limited Government: Chipping Away at Obamacare
By: Congressman Kerry Bentivolio Last June, like most conservatives, I felt great shock and disappointment with the ruling of the Supreme Court holding Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act—commonly known as Obamacare—as constitutional. The legislation…
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Shock Poll: Capito vulnerable to conservative challenger in West Virginia
The last two cycles have seen the GOP roiled by bruising primaries between Tea Party conservatives and moderate candidates backed by the GOP establishment. 2014 doesn’t look to be any different. Already, battle lines have…
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Who Leads in Our Georgia Senate Poll?
Several Republicans are viable contenders for the open U.S. Senate seat in Georgia being vacated by the surprise retirement of Senator Saxby Chambliss. Congressmen Jack Kingston and Tom Price are the most competitive in this exclusive survey…
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Koch Bros Behind Electoral College Reform? Nope.
How do we know the new plan to reform the electoral college in Virginia is a good idea? Liberals such as Virginia State Senator Don MacEachin are already hysterically blaming the Koch Brothers for the…