Due to the Obama administration's rule requiring employers to cover birth control services via the health insurance plan they must offer their employees, religious affiliated entities have inspired passionat …
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Recently many of the Republican Presidential candidates, along with numerous political ad campaigns have touted claims that reducing regulations on businesses would create up to one million new jobs in our economy. What is pertinent in considering t …
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As our world appears to be heading toward global economic doom, national banking systems are utilizing measures such as "quantitative easing," or the U.S.
At this time, nearly every American sees an economic doomsday approaching. President Obama and leading Democrats present us with solutions geared toward increasing the revenue our government receives. Leading Republicans present us with solutions geared toward reduci …
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The conservative-leaning network has hired Larry Noble, a well-known attorney at the firm Skadden Arps, to defend itself against a suit filed during the height of the 2010 campaign by the Democratic Governor's Association.
In light of our current economic reality, many voters returned a Republican majority to the House. Whether that was the right thing to do or not is debatable. However, what is not debatable is that business, both big and small, needs to start hiring again.
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Make no mistake, the midterms were NOT the result of a shift in voter belief toward the Republican Party. Nor do a majority of Americans genuinely wish to grant the GOP any second chances. The "2010 Wave" was not a wave of Republican sentiment.
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Due to the Obama administration's rule requiring employers to cover birth control services via the health insurance plan they must offer their employees, religious affiliated entities have inspired passionat …
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Updated 8:40 p.m. ET: In response to criticism about the pardons, former Gov.
By NBC’s Alex Moe NAPLES, FL -- Presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich defended his immigration policy after days of criticism from other GOP contenders – reiterating that he does not support amnesty -- on Friday night before his largest crowd yet on the campaign tra …
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