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Votes, Money, Volunteers: Why Obama Decided Against Triangulation

In the midterm elections of 1994 that led to the so-called Republican Revolution – when the GOP captured control of the U.S. House for the first time in 40 years and the U.S. Senate – there were two major issues …

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Obamanomics: Flames of Distraction

When considering the campaign strategy emanating from the White House right now, one can’t help but think of Nero playing his lyre as Rome burns. President Obama said he would cut the deficit in half within his first term. He …

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Stee-rike!: Owning Failure Means Success

In December 2007, former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell issued a report under his name that summarized his 21-month investigation of doping in Major League Baseball. Among the 86 former and current pro baseball players that the report cited were …

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The Democrat-Media Complex Strikes Early and Often

In February 1992, an exposé about the philandering Bill Clinton was published in Hustler magazine. The story of dancer Gennifer Flowers was told nationally for the first time, and observers from the Republican side thought this rang a death knell …

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Flip-Flop Attack Off the Table for Obama

Few people will recognize the impact of President Obama’s newfound support for same-sex marriage on the abortion issue in the upcoming fall campaign, but his announcement today disabled an important line of attack he had against Mitt Romney. As President …

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