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Republican race for the White House continues to be filled with intrigue, one week before two key races in Arizona and Michigan and just two weeks until Super Tuesday, as Rick Santorum tries to keep his momentum in the fight to stop Mitt Romney's quest...
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At noontime, expect the decibel level near D.C.’s city hall and the White House to rise sharply as the National Center encourages drivers sick of high taxes to honk their horns in disapproval. This particular activism harkens back to 1990, when the...
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A mother with her four children joins other Christian religious activists during a pro-life demonstration in front of the White House in Washington on February 16, 2012. Park police detained at least six religious activists while they were protesting... View Photo »
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Cross-strait peace, stability and improved relations, in an environment free from intimidation, are of profound importance to the United States
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Many Republicans are having a hard time seeing Paul as a Republican candidate, because of his many Libertarian, or what some are referring to as “Constitutionalist, ” stances on issues. He also once sought the White House as a Libertarian. In other...
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That debt includes $2.6 million that Huntsman loaned his campaign before he halted his unsuccessful presidential bid Jan. 16. Huntsman’s former campaign manager, Matt David, said there’s been an aggressive effort to cover the debts left behind by the...
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WASHINGTON -; A "super" political committee backing Newt Gingrich's run for the White House raised more than $11 million last month. Nearly all of Winning Our Future's cash came from Sheldon Adelson and his wife, Miriam. Both gave $5 million each to the...
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A young participant holds a placard and a rosary during a pro-life demonstration in front of the White House in Washington on February 16, 2012. Park police detained at least six religious activists while they were protesting against US President Barack... View Photo »
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We've been voting as a nation against our own interests year after year ... Most Americans — whether they consider themselves on the right, left, center, whatever — understand that their interests have been undermined by these folks in Washington, both in the White House and in Congress, who are acting ...
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D.C. — Current and former service members staged a rally outside the White House today in support of Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul. Several hundred troops and their supporters attended the event. The veterans were men and women, young and...
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While those budget cuts did not occur, and in fact the National Weather Service received a slight uptick in allocation, the recent FY 2013 budget proposal from the White House is proposing a round of cuts to the National Weather Service totaling $39...
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