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The Burden of Proof for Voter Fraud Belongs to the Accusers
There is a tenant in criminal law that proclaims that it is better to let one guilty man go free than it is to convict ten innocent men. That is the core of our legal system. Innocent until proven guilty. … Continue reading
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Tagged Electoral fraud, Florida, James O'Keefe, Republicans, Swing state, Voter fraud, Wisconsin
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Red Right Returning…The End of the Republican Primary
(Red Right Returning, a nautical mnemonic for the side of the buoy or marker on which to pilot a ship in order to stay in the channel, is a look back at the activity of the past week of the Republican candidates … Continue reading
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Tagged Delegate, FiveThirtyEight, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Pennsylvania, Republicans, Rick Santorum, Ron Paul, Super Tuesday
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Red Right Returning…Super Tuesday
(Red Right Returning, a nautical mnemonic for the side of the buoy or marker on which to pilot a ship in order to stay in the channel, is a look back at the activity of the past week of the Republican candidates … Continue reading
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Tagged Alaska, Delegate, FiveThirtyEight, Idaho, Mitt Romney, Nate, New York Times, Newt Gingrich, Ohio, Republicans, Rick Santorum, Ron Paul, Super Tuesday
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Senate Seat Series—Olympia Snowe (R-ME)
In a surprising move, Maine Senator Olympia Snowe declared that she will not seek a fourth term. This is obviously good news for Democrats in an election season where Republicans have fallen from favour and Democrats have more seats to … Continue reading
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Tagged Chellie Pingree, Cynthia Dill, Jon Hinck, Kevin Raye, Maine, Mike Michaud, Olympia Snowe, Republicans
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Fight on the Playground at Recess!
President Obama is having a really good start to 2012. It began late last year when he put his foot down over the payroll tax cut and unemployment insurance extension that House Republicans threatened to leave town without approving despite … Continue reading
There Can Be Only One
As the Republican campaign Moves onward from Iowa to New Hampshire it becomes clear that there won’t be a definitive winner any time soon. Mitt Romney cannot break out of the first quartile territory nor is Ron Paul likely to … Continue reading
House Republicans: Approve the Keystone Pipeline or the Nation Gets It
It’s time to stop being polite and call what the oil companies and members of Congress are doing to America over the issue of the Keystone XL Pipeline what it actually is: blackmail. This whole project is wrong on so … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberta Tar Sands, Keystone Pipeline, Oil sands, Peak Oil, Post Carbon Institute, Republicans, TransCanada
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Senate Seat Series – The Long Game
The problem with winning too many seats in the Senate is that sooner or later you have to defend those seats. Every two years fully 1/3 of the Senate has to be renewed. Each state gets two senatorial seats. This … Continue reading