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A group of conservative Republicans is set to offer a resolution be considered at next month’s Republican National Committee meeting in Hawai’i, calling on party candidates to embrace a majority of a group of ten positions based on core conservative... Full Article at RedState
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An 82-year-old German woman living near the Hamburg-Luebeck … President Obama will be interviewed by Oprah Winfrey at the … The jet-pack-propelled pilot known as the 'Jetman' failed in … A group of Republican National Committee members is... Full Article at MyFOX9.com | Twin Cities
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Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele prepares to speak at the "Bless The Mic" lecture series at Philander Smith College in Little Rock, Ark. , Monday, Sept. 21, 2009. View Photo »
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Trevor Francis, communications director of the Republican National Committee, abruptly resigned Monday, and two Republican strategists familiar with the situation said he was pushed out because Chairman Michael Steele didn't feel he was getting enough credit for the GOP's electoral success earlier this ...
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RNC PURITY TEST MAY TRIP UP SEVERAL CANDIDATES.... The proposed "purity test" for GOP candidates seems to have already made an impact, before even being considered. Full Article at Political Animal
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A group of Republican National Committee members is considering… As President Obama gets ready to unveil a new strategy to fight… Holiday travel is stressful enough with many traveling out of … If you're shopping in Times Square in New York City this …... Full Article at WNYW | Fox 5 New York
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Republican National Committee (RNC) chairman Michael Steele speaks at a town hall meeting at Howard University in Washington on September 1, 2009. View Photo »
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We’re saddened – but not surprised – to see the Republican National Committee and Rudy Giuliani once again rooting for failure – this time for the failure of this country’s law enforcement officers and its judicial system – and yet again choosing their best political interests over that of the American ...
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The Hill reports that "Democratic leaders sent out a notice Monday morning alerting senators that when the chamber returns to session after the Thanksgiving holiday, 'roll call votes could occur at any time during the day and evening, with weekend... Full Article at Medical News Today
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Black Friday is fast approaching, and the GOP doesn't want to be left out in the cold on the biggest shopping day of the year. The Republican National Committee is touting the re-launch of its GOP Store in an email to supporters. Full Article at USA Today
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WASHINGTON - JULY 20: Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele delivers remarks at the National Press Club July 20, 2009 in Washington, DC. Steele spoke on the topic of "Health Care - the Republican Alternative" during his address.
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Trevor Francis, communications director of the Republican National Committee, abruptly resigned Monday, and two Republican strategists familiar with the situation said he was pushed out because Chairman Michael Steele didn't feel he was getting enough credit for the GOP's electoral success earlier this ...
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We’re saddened – but not surprised – to see the Republican National Committee and Rudy Giuliani once again rooting for failure – this time for the failure of this country’s law enforcement officers and its judicial system – and yet again choosing their best political interests over that of the American ...
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I've been talking with Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele
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Republicans are prepared to oppose homosexual 'marriage' in their national platform, Republican National Committee Chairman Ed Gillespie said yesterday. ... Proponents say same-sex 'marriage,' rather than civil unions, is necessary to assure all the benefits, including Social Security for survivors, aff...
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That the (Republican National Committee), three hours after I dropped out of the race, had opened their checkbook to the Hoffman campaign, that stung a little bit
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To win, we need the support of conservatives and centrists. Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Michael Steele echoed other GOP leaders Wednesday in lamenting the lack of a primary process in New York. Republicans, I believe, believe more importantly in an open, vital primary process ... We’re ...
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Republican Party leaders were quick to claim the victories as a sign that Americans are rebelling against Democratic policies in Washington. Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele said the victories marked a 'clear rejection' of 'tax-and-spend' policies in Washington.
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Tim Lambert, president of the Texas Home School Coalition, a former member of the Republican National Committee -- and, like nearly all prominent social conservatives in Texas who have picked sides, a Perry supporter -- called the recommendation ‘very unusual and disturbing,’
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Sarah Palin, the other Republican candidates who are likely to run, the Limbaughs and Becks of the world are basically hanging a ‘moderates need not apply’ sign outside the Republican National Committee headquarters ... And for a party that has historic lows right now … it's a ... curious strategy to ki...
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But other prominent Republicans expressed concern that Ms. Scozzafava’s decision seemed likely to unsettle the party going into next year’s midterm elections, raising the prospect of more primaries against Republican candidates that they deem too moderate ... Party leaders -- including Mr. [Michael] Ste...
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Scozzafava's team pulled the plug on the campaign after viewing the Sienna poll, sources told Fox News, adding that there was no pressure from the National Republican Congressional Committee or the Republican National Committee.
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Fred Biebel, as most knew him, led the Connecticut Republican Party in its darkest days to the brilliant sunshine of the Reagan Revolution. He was a tireless Republican who gave his entire life to the cause of freedom. Fred Biebel was an original, someone who was at the center of the great political deb...
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If you have given to the National Republican Congressional Committee, the Republican National Committee, or Newt Gingrich, under the impression that they are using the money to support conservatism, you might want to ask for your money back.
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Help our party spread the word about the Obama Democrats’ dangerous naïveté and power grab. Please support GOP elected officials as they work to hold the Democrats accountable by making a contribution of $25, $50, $100, $500, or $1000 to the Republican National Committee today.
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I was looking at all the reactions. The ones that were negative today, that I was not surprised were negative, were the Taliban and Hamas. And then I was very surprised that Michael Steele from the Republican National Committee, would also be harsh.
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'I just don't think it's necessary,' said Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele in a conference call with reporters on Tuesday morning. ‘I don't know the judgment behind the president going. I just think it's not a necessary trip right now when we are facing some pretty looming issues.'
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As you've no doubt heard, the Republican National Committee is targeting my seat heavily and trying its best to recruit their strongest candidates -- George Pataki or Rudy Giuliani -- to challenge me for this seat. Their political calculations will be affected by the support I show this quarter.
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Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Michael Steele has raised more money in the first seven months of his tenure than his Democratic counterpart, and he is spreading that wealth to Republicans around the country ... According to Federal Election Commission (FEC) reports that run from Feb. 1, St...
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Rush Limbaugh is not the leader of the party. Sarah Palin is not the leader of the party. In fact, [Republican National Committee Chairman Michael] Steele is not the leader of the party
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Today, the Republican National Committee announced they are committing to spending $7 million in Virginia this year and their first down payment was a $400,000 contribution to Bob McDonnell this morning.
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Sean Mahoney, publisher of Business New Hampshire magazine and one of the state's three representatives on the Republican National Committee, said yesterday he is 'taking the next step in exploring' a candidacy for the open seat.
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