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Current Issues, Politics, History

The Presidential Primaries as of February 2012

This round of Republican Primaries is called wacky, zany, strange, unpredictable and frustrating. It is also the most important election in my lifetime (born 1956). There is no way I can predict tomorrow, much less the election, so this is just a collection of wacky observations of others. These are more or less random thoughts … Continue reading The Presidential Primaries as of February 2012

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February 16, 2012October 2, 2013Confusion, delegates, february, Gingrich, Mormon, Paul, primary, Pro-Life, proportional, republican, Romney, Santorum, winner-take-all1 Comment
Current Issues, Politics, History

Paul as VP for Santorum?

Jackie Kennedy believed LBJ killed JFK. Rick Santorum does not have to fear assassination by Ron Paul but the ticket above proves people don't have to like each other to work together. Let's examine the strengths and weaknesses of Ron Paul as a running mate for Rick Santorum. Rick Santorum did not qualify for the … Continue reading Paul as VP for Santorum?

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February 8, 2012October 1, 2013assassination, Jackie Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, policies, President John F. KEnnedy, Presidential Race, principles, republican, Rick Santorum, Ron Paul, running mate, undecided, Vice PResident1 Comment
Current Issues, Politics, History

Rick Santorum Won in Iowa! Or, How Much Difference Can Just One Delegate Make?

To those in states with Primaries, the entire Caucus system seems confusing. We stayed up until 2:00 AM to watch the media proclaim Mitt Romney the winner by 8 votes. But the popular vote is not what counts. What counts is the delegates sent to the national Republican convention. While nothing is certified at this … Continue reading Rick Santorum Won in Iowa! Or, How Much Difference Can Just One Delegate Make?

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January 7, 2012October 2, 2013campaign workers, convention, delegates, fear the vest, Iowa Caucus, Michelle Bachman, miscounts, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, republican, Rick Santorum, Ron Paul, Superdelegates, volunterrs, votes2 Comments
Current Issues, Politics, History

So Which Republican Candidate Do You Support? And Why?

It seems like every day someone is asking me this. So I am finally writing this blog and from now on will just link to this if anyone online asks me. First, I will support the candidate who most closely supports the United States Constitution and has a chance of winning the general election. The … Continue reading So Which Republican Candidate Do You Support? And Why?

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January 4, 2012October 2, 2013conservative, Election 2012, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, republican, rock santorum, Ron Paul, ronald reagan1 Comment
Current Issues, Politics

By the Numbers

The popular vote in 2008 was [Barack Obama] 69,456,897 to [John McCain] 59,934,814, respectively, according to Wikipedia. As we travel back and forth, up and down, we have talked to thousands who testify that they voted for Barack Obama in 2008 but will not vote for him again. This time around they just will not … Continue reading By the Numbers

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December 27, 2011October 1, 2013Bachmann, ballot, districts, election, Gingrich, government, Perry, petitions, primary, republican, Romney, Santorum1 Comment
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