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Pawlenty Goes Chicken Hawk Two Weeks After Being Chicken

By Staff on June 28, 2011

By Kenneth R. Bazinet GOP presidential hopeful Tim  Pawlenty accused President Obama of failing in his words, “to carry out an effective and coherent strategy in response” to the uprisings in the Middle East and Northern Africa, known as the “Arab Spring.” Apparently seeking to carry the neocon mantle in the…

Bachmann May Flourish In Palin’s Absence

By Staff on June 28, 2011

If former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin declines a White House run, Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) could join Mitt Romney as a GOP frontrunner, Public Policy Polling reports. According to the agency, Bachmann narrowly leads Mitt Romney in Oregon and Montana if respondents aren’t given Palin as an option. “Obviously this…

South Africa: Situation in Libya Deteriorating Despite NATO Involvement

By Staff on June 27, 2011

South African Ambassador to the United Nations Baso Sangqu says that even after 100 days of NATO involvement in Libya, the crisis has actually deteriorated and there have been far more civilian casual. (00:17) Listen

John Bolton Advocates Military Action Against Iran

By Staff on June 23, 2011

Former U.S. representative to the United Nations John Bolton told the House Foreign Affairs Committee Thursday that would-be rogue nations are watching how the U.S. is dealing with Iran and North Korea’s attempts to bolster their nuclear capabilities and may see launchinga nuclear weapons program as a means to receive…

Hutchison Says Reid Is Ignoring The Long-Term Threats To Social Security

By Staff on June 21, 2011

Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-Tx.) touted her plan to reform social security during an appearance at the Heritage Foundation Tuesday. Hutchinson argued that Democrats, like Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.), who say social security  “The Defend and Save Social Security Act” would gradually raise the retirement age for people under…

White House Press Gaggle with Jay Carney

By Lovisa Frost on June 14, 2011

Aboard Air Force One En Route San Juan, Puerto Rico MR. CARNEY:  Everyone ready?  Good morning.  Thanks for being here.  Before I take your questions I just wanted to let you know that the President not long ago finished a phone call with Prime Minister Erdogan of Turkey.  He called…

Notes From Monday Night’s GOP Debate

By Geoff Holtzman on June 13, 2011

First question: What would you do to create jobs? Cain goes first, says he would lower tax rates on businesses. Santorum next, says Obama administration has overregulated business, driven up energy prices, pushed anti-oil agenda. Pawlenty says Obama has slowed economic growth, Romney agrees, adds “this President has failed.” Romney…

Romney Enjoys 17 Point Lead Entering NH Debate

By Benny Martinez on June 13, 2011

Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney will hit the ground running in Monday’s GOP presidential debate in New Hampshire after recent polls show him widening his advantage over the rest of the field.  A USA Today/Gallup poll indicates that Romney has seen a considerable boost in his support figures following his…

Gingrich Vows To Press On With 2012 Campaign

By Staff on June 9, 2011

Newt Gingrich announced Thursday that despite the mass-resignation of his senior aides, he will continue his campaign for the Presidency. “I am committed to running the substantive, solutions-oriented campaign I set out to run earlier this spring,” Gingrich said in a statement. The former House Speaker’s campaign got off to…

Boren Won’t Seek 2012 Re-Election, Leaves Potential Seat Open For GOP

By Staff on June 7, 2011

Oklahoma Democrat Rep. Dan Boren will not run for re-election in 2012, leaving room for the Republican party to pick up yet another seat in the House.  The 37-year-old Congressman is the lone Democrat of the state’s seven delegates and has served since 2005.  According to reports, Brad Carson, Boren’s…