Friday, 27 January 2012

Race 27 Jan 2012
Salon It’s commonplace to note that Newt Gingrich’s dog-whistle appellation that Barack Obama is the “food stamp president” is both racist and politically cynical. But the stereotyping of black government dependency also serves the strategic end of discrediting the entire social safety net,...
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Republican Party 24 Jan 2012
Salon One benefit of the prolonged campaign for the Republican presidential nomination has been the revelation that most of the 20 or 30 percent of Americans who describe themselves as conservatives live in a fantasy world. In their imaginations, Barack Obama, a centrist Democrat with roots in Eisenhower...
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More On Ron Raul 23 Jan 2012
GlobalResearch If Ron Paul’s libertarian handlers and support base could escape their ideology, Ron Paul could be much better positioned to win the Republican nomination. Here are some suggestions. Ron Paul should be making the point that Social Security and Medicare are threatened by multi-trillion dollar wars...
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More, Please 20 Jan 2012
Wall Street Journal By LAURA VANDERKAM When historians look back on the early years of the 21st century, they may deem them the era of the tin cup. From banks to GM to underwater mortgage holders, a surprising number of us have our eyes on the public purse. We are, to cite the title of Charles Sykes's latest book, "A...
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The Washington Times Follow @sethmclaughlin1 For Newt Gingrich, welfare reform is one of the accomplishments the former House speaker touts as proof he’s the strongest conservative in the Republican presidential field - calling the effort “the most successful entitlement reform in your lifetime.” But...
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Daily Press BALTIMORE (Reuters) - Republicans in the House of Representatives will put forward a budget plan this year that will seek substantial reforms to health benefits for the elderly and make aggressive strides toward reducing deficits, a senior lawmaker said on Friday. House Budget Committee Chairman...
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Real Clear Politics Congress returns for its next session later this month (despite rising popular demand to just stay away), with a long list of unfinished business items. Topping it is President Obama's demand that Congress extend for a full year the "temporary" two-month reduction in the payroll tax rate for...
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The Examiner This article originally appeared for PolicyMic. As Congressman Ron Paul (R-Texas) continues to grow in popularity with his recent success in Iowa and New Hampshire, much more attention has been focused on the libertarian ideas he represents. Liberals sympathize with his opposition to foreign wars...
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The Florida Times Union All of the remaining Republican presidential candidates state that human life begins at conception. Now is the time to see if each of them has a backbone to stand up for their statement or are they really severely deformed. If life begins at conception, there should be a birth certificate issued, a...
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