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Follow the Campaign of One Special Tea Party Candidate
Nov. 2, 2010 -- After the last ballots are counted and Tea Party candidates have done the improbable, take a look back at the grassroots efforts of one Tea Party Congressional hopeful in the new book The Hick Arrives at the Tea Party. Follow...
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One-Third of Voters Still Willing to Switch Vote
Oct 27, 2010 /EIN Presswire/ - With midterm elections less than a week away, a new Associated Press poll shows that up to one-third of voters have not fully committed to voting for one candidate. In the most expensive midterm election in...
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Meeting to be Held in n Monsey, NY to Explain Ramifications of New Pro-Gay Law
NY and NJ - October 24, 2010 -- The New Jersey Family Policy Council, working together with local activists in New Jersey and New York, has been informed that the Democrats are attempting tom force religious schools to teach tolerance for "alternative...
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Sarah Palin's Daughter Signs Up for $30,000 Speaking Fees
May 18, 2010 /EIN Presswire/ -- Sarah Palin's 19-year-old daughter, Bristol, has joined the speakers' circuit, offering to talk about teen pregnancy for $15,000 to $30,000 an appearance. On her website, Bristol Palin says she is available...
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GOP Picks Tampa for 2012 Convention
May 13, 2010 /EIN Presswire/ - The Republican National Committee has picked Tampa, Florida and the St. Pete Times Forum to host the 2012 Republican National Convention. Tampa beat out Salt Lake City and Phoenix for the convention. In a conference...
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Office Humor Gets a New Voice as 'How to Write Email that Gets Results' is Now in Paperback
Office humor has never been this fierce. May 12, 2010 /EIN Presswire/ -- Get ready to laugh until your ego hurts as "How to Write Email that GETS RESULTS & Other CEObservations," the new satire about managing today's corporate culture by...
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U.S. Tax Burden Drops to Lowest Rate Since 1950
May 12, 2010 -- "The idea that US taxes are high now is pretty much nuts," according to Michael Ettinger, head of economic policy at the liberal Center for American Progress. He points to a new report in USA Today that says in 2009 Americans...
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Seven More States Ready to Join Fight Against Healthcare
May 12, 2010 - Seven more states Friday will join a Florida lawsuit to try to stop the federal government from requiring citizens to buy health insurance, according to the Washington Post. The seven new states would bring the number of states...
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Jury Still Out in Palin Email Hacking Trial
April 29, 2010 - Heading into day three of deliberations, the jury in the trial of a former University of Tennessee student accused of hacking Sarah Palin's email is showing no signs that a verdict is imminent. David Kernell is facing four...
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Tea Party Momentum in Florida Factor in Crist Bailing from GOP Senate Race
April 20, 2010 - The Tea Party movement in Florida gained a big victory without even casting a vote. Gov. Charlie Crist has withdrawn from the Republican Senate primary, leaving Tea Party favorite Marco Rubio as the likely GOP candidate in the...
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Speaking Appearances, Book Reportedly Paying Big Dividends for Sarah Palin
April 14, 2010 - Being the governor of Alaska doesn't pay nearly as well as the lecture circuit, if ABC News's estimates are correct. The news outlet estimates Sarah Palin has raked in at least $12 million since leaving office last July. According...
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Obama Administration Pledges Not to Build New Nuclear Weapons
April 7, 2010 - Ahead of the signing of a new arms reduction treaty with Russia, the Obama administration has introduced a new nuclear weapons policy accompanied with a pledge that the US will no longer build new nuclear weapons. The policy...
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RNC Spending Comes Under Scrutiny
April 7, 2010 - The Republican National Committee's spending and fund-raising is coming under fire from all sides, putting further pressure on embattled party chairman Michael Stele. The Associated Press writes that a finance report showed...
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For Health Care and Politics Maybe This Isn't 1994 After All, Or 1984, Either
March 24, 2010 By Joe Rothstein Editor, EINNEWS.COM The health reform bill is now the health reform act. The issue takes on an entirely new profile---but don't expect it to go away. Not for a while. The Republican opposition will continue...
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EIN Political Briefs: Pentagon to Address Policy Toward Gays; Communities Fear Consequences of School Closures; Has Palin TV Show Found a Home?
EIN Political Briefs: Pentagon to Address Policy Toward Gays; Communities Fear Consequences of School Closures; Has Palin TV Show Found a Home? March 24, 2010 /EIN PRESSWIRE/ Here are today's top US political stories from the EIN News media...
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