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Election Day is almost over
It is still too early to claim great gains for conservatives on this Election Day, but there appears to be some reason to feel encouraged. I arrived at my polling place, Precinct 20 in Pinal County, Arizona, around 3 p.m., to … Continue reading →
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Tagged America, Arizona, Barack Obama, border, Brewer, campaign, Congress, economy, Jan Brewer, jobs, John McCain, President Barack Obama, Raul Grijalva, Ruth McClung
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The hell with hope. Vote for change.
Jed Babbin at The American Spectator writes about unleashing every weapon in the GOP and Tea Party arsenal in the final three weeks before the November 2nd election. With so much at stake for the future of the country, this … Continue reading →
McClung & Kelly campaigns surge as McCain meets the Tea Party
Senator John McCain, already a shoo-in for re-election to his senate seat, redeemed his reputation with Arizona Tea Party members by throwing his considerable political weight behind two unexpectedly strong conservative candidates who are within striking distance of taking two … Continue reading →
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Tagged Arizona, Barack Obama, border security, campaign, Congress, DHS, economy, Gabriele Giffords, gun rights, guns, illegal immigration, Jan Brewer, Jesse Kelly, John McCain, Mexico, Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu, politics, President Barack Obama, Raul Grijalva, Ruth McClung, SB-1070, Sheriff Joe Arpaio, smugglers, Tucson Tea Party, war
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It’s not real holy Holy Ground after all
Jed Babbin looks at the conflict between America and Islam nine years after the terrorist attack of September 11, 2001. It’s a frank examination of the motives of Imam Feisal Rauf and President Barack Obama at play in the Cordoba … Continue reading →
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Tagged 9-11, Afghanistan, Barack Obama, Cordoba House, Ground Zero, Iran, Islam, Israel, Jed Babbin, mosque, Old Glory, President Barack Obama, The White House, war
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Withdrawing from the mission
Once again, Jed Babbin concisely refutes the President’s victory in Iraq statement in the Loose Cannons section of The American Spectator. The page next turned to will be a chronicle of the waste of America’s soldiers and treasures because leaders … Continue reading →
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Tagged Afghanistan, Barack Obama, Congress, economy, Iran, Obama, politics, President Barack Obama, The White House, war
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What is the Tea Party about?
The Tea Party movement is portrayed as an angry mob of racist, ignorant white people … most often by people who have never been to a Tea Party rally or hold views contrary to the constitutional rights granted to our … Continue reading →
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Tagged Arizona, Barack Obama, border, border security, campaign, Congress, DHS, economy, gun rights, illegal immigration, Immigration, Iran, Jan Brewer, jobs, Obama, Old Glory, politics, President Barack Obama, Supreme Court, Tea Party, Term limits, The White House, unions, war
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Link to my Arpaio lawsuit story at Human Events
Human Events ran my story Wednesday about last week’s federal lawsuit against Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio and Arizona’s illegal immigration stance. Despite overwhelming national support for immigration law enforcement, Fedzilla’s attack continues. The U.S. Department of Justice and Department of Education … Continue reading →
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Tagged Arizona, Barack Obama, border, border security, Brewer, campaign, Congress, DHS, Human Events, illegal immigration, Immigration, Jan Brewer, Obama, politics, President Barack Obama, SB-1070, smugglers, The White House
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