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Clinton-Obama Spat provokes ?1789 contribution campaign,? Alan Brody makes
2008-01-24 00:54:00 It is from numberless diverse acts of courage and belief that human history is shaped. Each time a man stands up for an ideal, or acts to improve the lot of others, or strikes out against injustice, he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope, and crossing each other from a million different centers of ...
A Deeper Look Into the Iowa Caucus Results
2008-01-06 09:36:00 For whatever reason, Iowa plays a big part in determining the Presidential Candidates, and it will be no different here in the 2008 Presidential Election. And it looks as if Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee are off to an early lead with wins in...
Bill Moyers: On the Iowa Caucus
2008-01-06 03:55:00 by Geezer Power …7:55 pm Interview with Kathleen Hall Jamieson Bill Moyers All of a sudden, the political landscape has changed. As only an Iowa farmer would understand, the plow has broken new ground. But in presidential politics a reality check is always in order. Keep in mind that only twice since 1972 have winners of ...
By: Suzie-Q
Iowa Caucus Election 2008 my Thoughts on This Winners Democrat Barack Obama
2008-01-05 23:55:00 I am very into this election of watching everything I can with learning about candidates. I am independent voter who will be voting for a democrat in the election of 2008. On the democratic side, I am not sure whom I will vote for I like Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. I am very interested in both sides of the race with candidates is important to watch. I am surprised by winner of republican Mike Huckabee had less money than most yet he came out ahead. It just shows it takes more than a bunch of money to win at a caucus. The winner for democrats was Barack Obama I am happy for him I have to admit he does have something special about him. Many people have said he reminds them of John F Kennedy. I agree Obama has that something special can?t explain with words but know something is so great about him. Now onto New Hampshire Caucus. - Shop Political T-Shirts and More at CafePress
2008 presidential elections. Iowa caucus
2008-01-05 22:26:00 After watching Iowa caucuses. 1/5/2008 By Joel Lawson see my profile at www.integrityrealty.net joel@joellawson.com I can hardly believe I just typed in the date of 2008. But we're here, with elections looming at the end of this year. And watching the candidates both Democratic and Republican as a real estate broker and small businessman, I'm trying to distinguish how this election will affect me and my business. Although I am a Republican. I'll start with the Democratic candidates. John Edwards is a trial lawyer as a real estate broker in a litigious society, I already have reason not to vote for him. Hillary Clinton is a lawyer and is married to Bill Clinton, two strikes against her right off the bat. But seriously I fear that she will affect me negatively both as a real estate broker and a small business person. I'll start by saying, in all fairness, Hillary was badly abused, while her husband was in office over her efforts...
Politics: Iowa Caucus Losses for Anti-Gaming Politicians
2008-01-05 21:01:00 This will just quickly sum up that Hildawg and Mitt Romney both lost in upsets in the Iowa Caucuses, the first round of the primaries (though they're not technically primaries until New Hampshire Tuesday). My previous post on the subject should fill you in on their stances on video game legislation. The candidates that won, Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee, both have specific factors increasing their video game, uh, street cred. Obama is cool simply because he sounded the least willing to pass legislation to ban M-rated video games for minors, though still not exactly defending their right to play them.Huckabee, though I don't support him at all, has at least documented proof that he has played Guitar Hero (along with real guitar). The gamepolitics.com article here talks about it, though the doctored photo is a bit weird. Huckabee did not respond to the survey from my previous post, however, so his stance on video game legislation is unknown.Anyway, sort of good news for the politic...
Politics: Iowa Caucus Losses for Anti-Gaming Politicians
2008-01-05 21:01:00 This will just quickly sum up that Hildawg and Mitt Romney both lost in upsets in the Iowa Caucuses, the first round of the primaries (though they're not technically primaries until New Hampshire Tuesday). My previous post on the subject should fill you in on their stances on video game legislation. The candidates that won, Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee, both have specific factors increasing their video game, uh, street cred. Obama is cool simply because he sounded the least willing to pass legislation to ban M-rated video games for minors, though still not exactly defending their right to play them.Huckabee, though I don't support him at all, has at least documented proof that he has played Guitar Hero (along with real guitar). The gamepolitics.com article here talks about it, though the doctored photo is a bit weird. Huckabee did not respond to the survey from my previous post, however, so his stance on video game legislation is unknown.Anyway, sort of good news for the politic...
Rush, Greta and Estrich on Fox about Hillary Losing the Iowa Caucus (video)
2008-01-05 08:11:00 This is an excellent mashup of videos from Fox News on the Iowa Caucuses.
Barack Obama’s Journey Continues ~ Iowa Caucus Victory Speech
2008-01-05 06:34:00 In order to be President of America, one has to appeal to the majority population. It appears that race does play a major part, in America, hence a strident black politician, with views which would appeal to the majority of black voters, might not appeal to enough white voters for him to be President. Obama ...
Barack Obama Makes History With Iowa Caucus Victory
2008-01-05 05:03:00 Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama has made history last night,by being the first African-American candidate to win such a vital primary or caucus. Obama seriously rocked the political world with that decisive victory in yesterday’s Iowa caucus where John Edwards finishing in second place and Hillary Rodham Clinton taking the third spot. Barack gave ...
Mike Huckabee Iowa Caucus Victory Speech VIDEO
2008-01-05 04:32:00 Mike Huckabee (R) Iowa Caucus Victory Speech - FULL STREAMING VIDEO Republican presidential candidate Mick Huckabee (R) delivers his victory speech after winning the Iowa Republican Caucus. 1/3/2008: WASHINGTON, DC: 11 min.MIKE HUCKABEE: Thank you, Iowa.Thank you. Thank you very much.You know, I wasn't sure that I would ever be able to love a state as much as I love my home state of Arkansas.But tonight, I love Iowa a whole lot.Over the past several months, my family and I have had the marvelous joy and privilege of getting to know many of you. And it's been an incredible honor.I was thinking last night that some of the friendships that we've forged here in the last several months are friendships that will last a lifetime.And we didn't know how this was going to turn out tonight. But I knew one thing: I would be forever grateful to the people that I met, the ones who voted for me, even the ones who didn't, who still treated me with respect and who gave me their attention, who h...
I Suppose We Have To Address The Iowa Caucus Now
2008-01-05 00:24:00 Not that you can't read about this one everywhere you turn, but we can't exactly not publish the results of the Iowa Caucus yesterday. We think it has something to do with the strange #2 most searched term on Google today: chuck norris wife (how weird is that?). The #1, of course, is Iowa Caucus Results.
Barack Obama?s Speech after the Iowa Caucus
2008-01-04 21:47:00 Watch what Barack Obama had to say after his victory in Iowa…
Barack Obama, Mike Huckabee's Iowa Caucus Wins Are Largely Thanks To Young
2008-01-04 21:34:00 Young voters were behind Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee's Iowa caucus wins, according to entrance polls.
Presidential Candidate Make Overs
2008-01-04 19:38:00 With the 2008 Iowa caucus behind us it's obvious some candidates require an extreme makeover. Why? Because it is ashame that one would lose the election simply by sticking to the wrong positioning... MADISON AVENUE blog is the property of Calle & Company - www.CalleCompany.com
By: MADISON AVENUE
Huckabee Takes Iowa, Unfortunately
2008-01-04 17:30:00 It’s official, Mike Huckabee wins the Iowa Republican caucus, and it’s also official that the jubilation surrounding his victory speech is reminiscent of a Benny Hinn sermon. One could easily get the feeling that Huckabee, during this speech, was preparing to lay hands on the crowd or begin speaking in tongues. Perhaps he ...
By: tasthius.com
Field Report from an Iowa Caucus Voter
2008-01-04 15:23:00 One of our readers from Iowa, Ed R., was on our teleconference call last night live from his precint as he was taking part in the Caucus. His precint was actually one of the first that had early results. Since many of us will never experience a caucus, Ed was kind enough to write about his ...
Barack Obama Wins Iowa Caucus
2008-01-04 14:12:00 Sen. Barack Obama won the Iowa Caucus on Thursday night (Jan. 3), the first major test for the race for the 2008 Democratic nomination for President of the United States. The win dealt a blow to Clinton?s aspirations to be the first woman to claim president, while seriously boosting Obama?s chance to be the first African-American leader of the country. "They said this day would never come," Obama told a cheering crowd in Des Moines, Iowa. "They said our sights were set too high?years...(read more)
A progressive analysis of the Iowa Caucus from Comrade Chad
2008-01-04 10:53:00 The Iowans' chug-a-lugging of consumerist propaganda was a disgusting sight. They also lacked one decent comic book store. Nelson wanted me to post on the facade of freedom brought to you by the good people at Haliburton and Exxon, the Iowa KKKaucases, so here I am. Before I start, I'd like to prove my commitment to social justice by reminding everybody in my dorm that I forewent a killer X-Box tournament to fly to Iowa from Los Angeles (thanks, dad) and support the Green party. No Iowans may have showed up to our fluorescent-illuminated motel room, but we planted a seed, bother. I'm sure our cause will grow as more people become aware- the sheeple here just aren't ready yet. I'll discuss all the great solutions we came up with later on my own blog, Bushisntonlylikehitlerhesworsre-.blogspot.com. Right now, I'll slum with the mainstream: Gravel and Kucinich Gazing at me through my glossy Mac is the news that kkkorporate interests this evening conspired against two valian...
By: Asymmetric
Iowa Caucus Winners: Obama, Huckabee
2008-01-04 08:22:00 The antiquated Iowa caucus is over and the winners are Barack Obama for the Democrats and Mike Huckabee for the Republicans. Both were clear cut winners with over 30% of the votes. Hillary Clinton finished a disappointing third, with John Edwards claiming the runner-up spot of the Democrats. Rudy Giuliani did not campaign in Iowa and has been ...
Obama wins Iowa caucus
2008-01-04 08:01:00 Wow. Now this is a surprise. We saw some evidence that Barack Obama was building momentum with the Des Moines Register’s polling. Everyone was downplaying that poll. It appears that the little local paper kicked butt!! Update: I have added video (of course). The video is the combination of Obama, ...
Huckabee and Obama Dominate In Iowa
2008-01-04 07:06:00 Sen. Barack Obama swept to victory in the Iowa caucuses Thursday night, pushing Hillary Rodham Clinton to third place. Mike Huckabee rode a wave of support from evangelical Christians to win the opening round among Republicans in the 2008 campaign for the White House. Complete returns showed the first-term lawmaker gaining 38 percent support from Iowa ...
By: The Hot Joints
018. On the Iowa Caucus
2008-01-04 06:50:00 I know that the race is far from over. I’m actually glad about this, because frankly, the Republican frontrunner scares me. Mike Huckabee on the issues: Opposes: Roe v. Wade, stem cell research, banning assault weapons, requiring background checks for gun purchases, same sex marriage, same sex civil unions, withdrawal from Iraq and universal health care. Supports: the death penalty, No Child Left Behind, ANWR oil drilling, the Patriot Act, Guantanamo, a fence across the Mexican border, a troop surge in Iraq, and a Constitutional ban on same-sex marriages. This man stands for everything I oppose, and opposes everything I stand for. I fear for the future of America if Mike Huckabee, a former Southern Baptist preacher, is elected to the Presidency. From his own website, I quote the following: My faith is my life - it defines me. My faith doesn’t influence my decisions, it drives them. For example, when it comes to the environment, I believe in being a good steward of th...
By: One Girl's Blog
Iowa Caucus Results (Not As Live and Updated As I Had Hoped)
2008-01-04 06:38:00 OK, well I was planning on doing live updates from the party at the Michigan Romney Headquarters, but I had some issues with dying cars, sparking computers and a bunch of other things resulting in one of the worst days of my life so far. Anyway, with 99% of the precincts reporting for the Dems, my ...
Iowa Caucus Results
2008-01-04 06:14:00 Current Results: Democrats (100% Reporting)Barack Obama 38%John Edwards 30%Hillary Clinton 30%Bill Richardson 2%Joe Biden 1%Chris Dodd 0%Current Results: Republicans (95% Reporting)Mike Huckabee 34%Mitt Romney 25%Fred Thompson 13%John McCain 13%Ron Paul 10%Rudy Giuliani 4%Duncan Hunter 0%Huckabee and Obama have been declared the winners.
By: Political Realm
Iowa Caucus - New Hampshire: Boring, Predictable, and more Blah,Blah, Blah
2008-01-04 06:00:00 Tea anyone? I’ve been quietly watching. Oh how the polipundits are salivating over the Iowa Caucus and New Hampshire. How fitting and typical for them to be predicting wins, which are about as reliable as the weathermans predictions. Sure this is all folly and fun. After the holidays we have games to play. So this January there will ...
Let The Games Begin! Iowa Caucus 85%-97% In
2008-01-04 05:04:00 The first actual contest in the Presidential race has just about concluded. The Republican results are rather predictable with 85% of precincts reporting- Mike Huckabee - 34% Mitt Romney - 25% Fred Thompson -14% John McCain - 13% Ron Paul - 10% Rudy Giuliani - 4% Duncan Hunter - 0% The Democratic side, however, was shocking (at least to me) with 97% ...
By: Philaahzophy
Iowa Caucus Results
2008-01-04 04:30:00 Who wants or even cares about the Iowa Caucus Results. Well I think what happens in Iowa is a big deal for the canidates but like Mitt Romney said “Iowa is just the 1st inning in a 50 inning ball game.” Although the results are not out yet stay tuned to President2008blog.com to find out ...
Iowa Caucus Results (UPDATED)
2008-01-04 04:09:00 The preliminary results for the Iowa caucus with nearly all the precincts reporting are as follows: DEMOCRATS (94% Reporting) (98% Reporting) Obama- 37% 38% Clinton- 30% 29% Edwards- 30% Richardson- 2% REPUBLICANS (76% Reporting) (86% Reporting) Huckabee- 34% Romney- 25% 25% Thompson- 14% 13% McCain- 13% …DEVELOPING addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Fwww.thehotjoints.-com%2F2008%2F01%2F03%2Fiowa-cau-cus-results%2F'; addthis_title = 'Iowa+Caucus+Results+%28UPDATED-%29'; addthis_pub ...
By: The Hot Joints
Iowa Caucus Analysis
2008-01-04 03:30:00 A special message to Rudy Giuliani from all us GOP conservatives: Well, Iowa caucus voting is just about done and the votes are already being counted. It appears that Mike Huckabee will win Iowa handily, but that is not the most important story out of Iowa. The fact that Rudy Giuliani failed to garner 5% of the vote ...
Iowa Caucus
2008-01-04 03:14:00 With 45% of the vote in Obama - 34%, Edwards - 32%, Clinton - 31%. On the Republican side CNN and MSNBC are calling the race for Huckabee. Obama and Edwards coming in 1 - 2 will be huge! clinton, edwards, Election 2008, huckabee, Iowa Caucus, obama
Finally Here - The Iowa Caucus
2008-01-04 03:09:00 9:33 pm EST MSNBC is projecting a win for Barack Obama. 9:30 pm EST MSNBC is projecting a win for Mike Huckabee Mitt Romney has appeared on Fox News and congratulated Mike Huckabee on his victory in the Iowa caucus. Romeny says “I hope you are also projecting I am coming in second.” With 64% in, we still see a ... DON'T SETTLE FOR THIS SNIPPET, CLICK THROUGH FOR THE ENTIRE ARTICLE
IOWA CAUCUS RESULTS
2008-01-04 02:53:00 Watch the latest news on the Iowa Caucus 2008.
By: Binside TV
Live Blogging the Iowa Caucus - Updated: Obama and Huckabee Take the Gold
2008-01-04 02:30:00 Here are the results so far: Republicans - Huckabee - 32% Romney - 25% Thompson - 13% McCain - 13% Paul - 10% Giuliani - 4% Hunter - 1% Democrats - Barack Obama - 37% John Edwards - 30% Hillary Clinton - 29% Bill Richardson - 2% Joe Biden - 1% Chris Dodd - 1% Dennis Kucinich - 0% Mike Gravel - 0% Using WHO-TV.com for a live stream of the caucus results. — Fox News is reporting a huge number of evangelicals coming out to vote, so things are looking good for Huckabee. — Switched over to MyFox KC.com. It offers a better breakdown of the results. I thought a Des Moines station would have better coverage, but Kansas City beats it by a long shot. — Looks like Fred is gonna pull a thrid place finish out of this one, which I hoped he could before. It may help him little in New Hampshire, but following that comes South Carolina, where he has lead for some time. — These Fox News folks are doing their best not to mention Fred Thompson. They are talking John...
My Iowa caucus predictions
2008-01-04 02:24:00 I posted the following predictions for tonight's Iowa caucuses in percentage form to David Wissing's Hedgehog Report. Based on early entrance polls, my predictions don't seem likely to be verified... but let's watch the process play out together.Democrats:Obama 36Edwards 35Clinton 25Biden 2Richardson 2Dodd, Kucinich, Gravel 0Republicans:Romney 33Huckabee 25McCain 23Thompson 9Giuliani 5Paul 4Hunter 1
By: DCABloob
Live Blogging the Iowa Caucus
2008-01-04 01:29:00 I'll be covering the Iowa Caucus tonight as it unfolds over at Heading Right. We'll see if the Zogby Polls final numbers come even close. When it's all wrapping up, I'll be one of the last guest pundits on Rick Moran's radio show covering the Caucus at The Rick Moran Show. I should be one of the guests from 9:30 to 10:00 pm eastern time. Tune in and watch the beginning of the end!
Follow Iowa Caucus In Google Maps
2008-01-04 01:27:00 InsideGoogle – At around 8:00 Central Time tonight, political parties in Iowa will begin updating a Google Map with results from the Iowa Caucus, letting you see the results as they come in. If you?re as obsessed with the campaign as I?ve been, you?ll love that Google?s collaborating with the Des Moines Register to bring this ... read more
LIVE CHAT FOR IOWA CAUCUS RESULTS
2008-01-04 00:30:00 ARE YOU WATCHING THE IOWA CAUCUS RESULTS? IF SO, THEN JOIN IN THE DISCUSSION! Check out the window below (after the jump). Enter your comment screen name in the box where it says “name” (at the bottom) and click the graphic immediately to the right to change your name on the chat. Then, enter text in the box at the bottom and hit enter. This same chat window is LIVE RIGHT NOW on The Palmetto Scoop as well as Mike’s America (SC) Flopping Aces (CA) Outside the Beltway, Midnight Blue (PA), Conservativism with Heart (MO) and a number of other Websites across the country simultaneously. We have a nationwide network of political junkies and non-politicos alike putting in their two cents on the Iowa results as they come in LIVE — and we’re going to be kicking it up Thursday night at 8 p.m. Click “read the full story” below to join in! NOTE: You can turn off the coming and going alert by clicking the blue feet above the text box and you can ignore ...
2008 Iowa Caucus Winners
2008-01-03 21:21:00 The frozen Midwestern state of Iowa has been inundated by presidential candidates from both political parties and their associated entourages of media, aides and campaign workers for almost two solid years. This circus appears in this mostly rural state, seemingly overnight, every election cycle and, immediately after caucuses, it disappears like a vapor. It happens every time but it's always a jolt. No more hotel bars full of reporters in Des Moines. No more campaign caravans running up and down the back roads at break-neck speeds. No more prima-donna candidates piling into every decent restaurant and cafe so they can pretend to eat the favorite local sandwich and stiff a waitress out of a tip. Most importantly, no more campaign ads from Hillaboma or Romkaby. (At least until October) So, after the thousands of gallons of coffee, hot chocolate and probably some adult beverages are consumed at the caucuses. After the neighbors and friends go through the k...
Get your post-caucus spin now
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By: My View of It
Israeli defense firm that tallies the Iowa caucus
2008-01-03 17:44:00 Hummm I found this interesting article today. I can’t say it is much suprise to me but it would be easy to see how fraud could take place. By Christopher Bollyn The Iowa caucus is only a few days away and the nation’s attention will be directed to the results, which signify the beginning of the U.S. ...
By: Today's Talk
Top ten Iowa caucus predictions
2008-01-03 16:35:00 1. Somebody will trip over a stray stalk of corn. 2. 50 Cent won't be the background music at the Republican caucus. 3. Hillary will say "gal" or make some other reference to her sex and then explain what she meant. 4. Huckabee will make reference to God and then explain what he meant. 5. Joe Biden will enter a coffee shop and somebody will confuse him with the high school principal. 6. Barak Obama will laugh to himself after people applaud something he says about "hope" or "change." 7. Mike Gravel will steal a tractor and attempt to break into a caucus barn. 8. Jonathan Edwards will wear the most stylish sweater. 9. Professional pundits and bloggers will have the same prediction success as York Gilt, the winning pig at the Iowa state fair. 10. An Iowan grandmother will tell one of her friends, "I just don't like the look of him." Bonus prediction: No matter how poorly Mitt Romney does, Hugh Hewitt will say, "Wait until Michigan."
By: Asymmetric
Candidates seek Iowa caucus votes
2008-01-03 08:07:00 Republican Mitt Romney has spent months campaigning in IowaUS presidential hopefuls have held their final full day of campaigning before the nominating contest begins in earnest with the Iowa caucuses.
By: Get rich
ZZ N&S: Chooses Top 5 Winning Iowa Caucus Cartoons
2008-01-03 07:01:00 We went with the Iowa Caucus as a subject for our Top 5 Political Cartoon Picks of The Week. Why? Because frankly we felt that Iowans deserved the press for being brave enough to venture outside in single digit weather to do of all things — “Caucus” (see last cartoon)!! P.S. caucus 1763, Amer.Eng., perhaps from caucauasu ...
The Significance of the Iowa Caucus
2008-01-03 06:38:00 The media and blogosphere are full of predictions as to what will happen in the Iowa caucus. The polls show the caucuses are too close to call, especially due to the large number of voters who still say they could still change their minds. The rules in the Democratic caucus also make it hard to ...
By: Liberal Values
Republican Cattle Call 2008 - Iowa Caucus Eve
2008-01-03 05:51:00 Well, here we are. With less than 24 hours to go till the voting starts, America’s Next Sacrificial Lamb (brought to you by Fox News and Metamucil) is as difficult to handicap as ever. How does one begin to rank mediocrity? How can flawed mortals discern the fine gradation between such closely related species of ...
Canidates struggle to Iowa finish line at the Iowa caucus campaign
2008-01-03 03:15:00 This is a great article about how the Canidates are struggling in Iowa: By DAVID ESPO and MIKE GLOVER, Associated Press Writers DES MOINES, Iowa - Barack Obama, Hillary Rodham Clinton and John Edwards closed out a long, grueling Iowa caucus campaign Wednesday night with statewide television appeals, each seeking an early triumph in the race ...
Novak Iowa Caucus Predictions: Romney, Obama Win; Clinton 3d [Digg]
2008-01-03 00:31:00 Here are some of Robert Novak's predictions for tomorrow's Iowa Caucuses.
Iowa Caucus predictions
2008-01-02 22:34:00 I’ll admit these are pretty bold predictions, but here is what I think the totals will look like in tomorrow’s Iowa caucus: REPUBLICANS Mike Huckabee - 33% Mitt Romney - 23% John McCain - 15% Fred Thompson - 9% Ron Paul - 8% Rudy Giuliani - 5% Duncan Hunter - 3% DEMOCRATS Hillary Clinton - 31% John Edwards - 28% Barack Obama - 27% Bill Richardson - 6% Joe Biden - 3% Dennis Kucinich - 1% Chris Dodd - 1% Share This I’ll admit these are pretty bold predictions, but here is what I think the totals will look like in tomorrow’s Iowa caucus: REPUBLICANS Mike Huckabee - 33% Mitt Romney - 23% John McCain - 15% Fred Thompson - 9% Ron Paul - 8% Rudy Giuliani - 5% Duncan Hunter - 3% DEMOCRATS Hillary Clinton - 31% John Edwards - 28% Barack Obama - 27% Bill Richardson - 6% Joe ...
Why Do People Hate Hillary Clinton?
2008-01-02 13:05:00 Although I rarely discuss politics, now is as good a time as any since the Iowa caucus is on January 3, 2008 (that?s tomorrow!). While many Americans have opinions about the presidential candidates, no one elicits such strong feelings as Democratic candidate and former First Lady Hillary Clinton. There seem to be a lot of folks out there who truly and passionately hate Hillary Clinton. My question is why? I posed this question to Robert Bluey of Bluey Blog and director of the Center for Media & Public Policy at The Heritage Foundation, a think tank whose mission is ?to formulate and promote conservative public policies based on the principles of free enterprise, limited government, individual freedom, traditional American values, and a strong national defense.? Speaking for himself and not necessarily for The Heritage Foundation, Rob wrote the following: Americans began to dislike Hillary during the 1992 campaign and only grew more hostile throughout her husband's eight years ...
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