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I’m Souring On Newt Gingrich
The past couple of weeks, I’ve felt a surge of affection for Newt Gingrich. I know he’s an egomaniac who’d probably be a terrible president, but I felt an urge to vote for him anyway. Then last night he said … Continue reading
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If Herman Cain Falls, Only Newt Gingrich Remains
I was looking up the DrudgeReport.com the other day, and I saw poll results from the Republican presidential race blazened across the top of the site. Herman Cain and Mitt Romney led the way but Newt Gingrich was a solid … Continue reading
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Tagged michelle bachmann, mitt romney, newt gingrich, republican nomination, rick santorum, sexual harassment charges
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Is John Boehner A Drunk?
So I Google “John Boehner” and the first text suggestion from Google is “John Boehner affair.” No, I’m interested in “John Boehner drunk.” Mickey Kaus tweets: “Wish Brian WIlliams would just come out and ask Boehner if he’s a lush. … Continue reading
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Tagged house minority leader john boehner, joe scarborough, john boehner, leader john boehner, minority leader john boehner, newt gingrich
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The Marxist Vs. The Witch
From DennisPrager.com: H1: Witchcraft Prager H1: The media is all in a tizzy because Christine O’Donnell, Senate candidate for Delaware, told Bill Mahr 11 years ago that said she “dabbled in witchcraft.” Her opponent is still dabbling in Marxism (he’s … Continue reading
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