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Monthly Archives: February 2012
John Bruner’s Running for the U.S. Senate, with a sense of humor,too!
[Editor's Commentary....I opened this email today from the John Bruner campaign and I liked the tongue-in-cheek approach they used to point out how ironic it would be for Democrats like Claire McCaskill to actually tell the voters the truth about what they have done, rather than the outrageous "spin" they use to cover their real [...]
The ‘gotcha’ campaign
By REID J. EPSTEIN and ZACHARY ABRAHAMSON MILFORD, Mich. — Caught in a make-or-break moment, Mitt Romney went to the videotape. To hear him tell it, the GOP front-runner clicked on a classic piece of opposition research for a peek. The six-day-old Fox News clip summed up the day’s attacks on Rick Santorum. “Senator, I [...]
Posted in 2012 Presidential Race, Caucuses & Primaries, Debates, Fox News, Mitt Romney, New Hampshire, Newt Gingrich, PAC, Politico, Republican Presidential Race, Rick Santorum, Solid Principles
Tagged as: CNN Presidential Debate, FOXNEWS, Mitt Romney, New Hampshire Primary, Newt Gingrich, PACs, Politico, Rick Santorum, Super PACS, You Tube
Chris Christie vetoes gay marriage bill
By TIM MAK and MACKENZIE WEINGER Just hours after the measure landed on his desk, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on Friday vetoed a bill legalizing gay marriage. Christie, a Republican, wrote in his veto message that he favors a statewide voter referendum on the issue. “Today, I am adhering to what I’ve said since [...]
Posted in Politico, Solid Principles
Tagged as: Chris Christie, Gay Marriage, New Jersey, Politico, Washington State
Solid Principles Podcast – Episode 45 (Luis Fortuño)
Solid Principles Podcast: Episode 45 2/3/2012 Fortuño Who?: When Puerto Rican Governor Luis Fortuño issued his endorsement to Mitt Romney, it also increased speculation of Fortuño becoming a prospective VP candidate in the 2012 Republican Presidential Race. On this edition of Solid Principles we present an unabridged interview with Fortuno from 2010, on the topic [...]
Posted in 2012 Presidential Election Coverage, Podcast
Tagged as: 2012 Presidential Race, Luis Fortuno, Mitt Romney, Podcast, Puerto Rico Statehood, Republican Party, Republicans, VP, White House
