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When It Comes to Music, Republican Candidates Can’t Get Enough ‘Cease-and-Desist’
Tom Petty isn’t much of a Republican fan. During the 2000 Presidential campaign, Petty’s ‘Won’t Back Down’ was briefly used by George W. Bush. It’s use by Bush occurred at public appearances, and normally would be allowed under performing rights organization (PRO) licence. This also happens to be the same licence used for [...]
Posted in 2012 Presidential Race, Double Standards, Editorial
Tagged as: Al Gore, Born in The USA, Bruce Springsteen, Cardozo Law Review, Copyright Law, Democrats, Heart, Hillary Clinton, Jackson Browne, Jake Tapper, John McCain, Michael Toner, Michelle Bachmann, Political Events, PRO licence, Reagan, Republicans, Salon.com, Sarah Palin, Ted Nugent, Tom Petty, Trisha Yearwood
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The Reinventing of Governor Rick Perry
The Reinventing of Governor Rick Perry ‘How the American Family Association can play the Anti-Mormon card, while grooming Perry into their own candidate for 2012′. By Craig Edwards Reputed Republican Presidential candidate – Texas Governor Rick Perry, recently gathered considerable criticism for his upcoming prayer event titled ‘The Response’. The Houston event is billed as [...]
Posted in 2012 Presidential Election Coverage, 2012 Presidential Race, Caucuses & Primaries, Character Assassination, Editorial, Fox News, GOP, Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, Republican Presidential Race, Republicans, Rick Perry, S. Carolina, Solid Principles
Tagged as: 1998 Southern Baptist Convention, 2008 Iowa Caucus, 2008 Presidential Primary Campaign, American Family Association, Ames Straw Poll, Anti-Mormon, Bryan Fisher, Chad Groening, Church & State, Des Moines, Dr. Russell Moore, evangelical, Faith In America, Glenn Beck, Hanna Rosin, Harry Reid, Iowa Renewal Project, John McCain, Martha Bobo, Mel Gibson's 'The Passion of the Christ', Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, Mormonism, Mormons, New York Times, nternational House of Prayer, Ouachita Baptist University, Pastor Huckabee, Randy Brinson, Redeem The Vote, Rev. Don Wildmon, Rick Perry, Salon.com, Sam Brownback, Slate, Southern Poverty Law Cente, Super Tuesday, The Response, Values Voter Summit, Zev Chafets
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Michele Bachmann outraises Sarah Palin
Is the Minnesota congresswoman more popular than the queen of the Tea Parties? At FrumForum, Tim Mak notes that despite the fuss about the $865,000 Sarah Palin raised for her PAC last quarter, she was out-raised by both Mitt Romney and Michele Bachmann, a simple congresswoman who is not actually running for the 2012 nomination. [...]
Posted in 2012 Elections, Fundraising, Mitt Romney, Republicans, Sarah Palin, Solid Principles, Tea Parties, Tea Party
Tagged as: 2012 Elections, Fundraising, Michele Bachmann, Mitt Romney, Salon.com, Sarah Palin
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