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Tag Archives: President Barack Obama
Gun control failed because it is not a voting issue to most Americans
There’s a lot of outrage today after the U.S. Senate failed to move a mild gun control measure toward further debate. A bipartisan measure from Sens. Pat Toomey and Joe Manchin to extend background checks to gun shows and weapons … Read More
Posted in The Political Surf
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Tagged Gun control, Gun rights, Newtown, NRA, President Barack Obama, Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, Sen. Joe Manchin, Sen. Pat Toomey, Voting public
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27 Comments
Week of sequester, Rand Paul might cause upheaval to the political norm
This has been a big week in politics. Two events occurred that have a strong potential to disrupt the political norm and effect major changes. The first was the collective public yawn over the sequester. The Obama administration, and its … Read More
Posted in The Political Surf
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Tagged Debt, Deficits, Drone strikes, Federal Reserve, Filibuster, John Brennan, President Barack Obama, Sen. Rand Paul, Sequester, U.S. Senate
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18 Comments
Most Americans are skeptical of the doom-and-gloom arguments against the sequester
You never know with Congress and the White House, but it seems to me there’s an excellent chance the sequestration cuts of $85 billion are going to happen on Friday. The president’s out there pitching against it, so is Rep. … Read More
Posted in The Political Surf
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Tagged Entitlements reform, President Barack Obama, Public skepticism, Rep. Rob Bishop, Sequester, Sequestration, Tax reform
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11 Comments
Obama beats the GOP on budget-battle manure spreading
No side is covering themselves with glory in the current fiscal cliff negotiations, but Republicans are far more honest with their proposal than President Obama is with his. The president is really stinking up negotiations with budget-battle manure.
Romney’s grace after defeat may mitigate pain for many LDS supporters
(To see Cal Grondahl’s cartoon that goes with this post, click here.) Mitt Romney’s concession speech (here) was gracious, generous and conciliatory. It even impressed MSNBC talker Chris Matthews, who has spent the better part of a year accusing the … Read More
The presidential election comes down to ‘Gallup’ versus ‘Silver’
As we get closer to the final weekend of the presidential race there’s still no trend that can be determined by looking at all the polls, no one candidate moving to a small but significant lead. Despite that, most supporters … Read More
Posted in The Political Surf
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Tagged "Gallups", "Silvers", 2012 presidential race, Democrats, Election Day, Gallup polls, Mitt Romney, Nate Silver, Polls, President Barack Obama, Republicans, Turnout models
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19 Comments
No need to debate … Romney easily handled Obama
Debate one is in the history books and it was a clear win for Mitt Romney over President Barack Obama. Romney was assertive without being mean, had a wide command of the facts, and simply outdebated Obama. Romney, for example, … Read More
This is a surreal election season; so many have declared Obama the winner
It’s Sept. 20 and it’s a surreal election season. So many have assumed that President Obama has won re-election. Many of my liberal social media friends have move into full gloat mode. It’s over folks, Romney’s a loser, conservative pundits … Read More
Posted in The Political Surf
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Tagged 2012 presidential race, Gallup, Mitt Romney, Overconfidence, Polls, President Barack Obama, Rasmussen
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22 Comments
The result of this election will be mostly about President Obama
After the GOP convention last week, Mitt Romney received a small poll bounce — from the sole poll tracking likely voters — that will be gone by the time President Obama speaks at the Democratic Party convention on Thursday night. … Read More
Most Americans are more reasonable on abortion issue than President Obama
Abortion is a contentious issue, but there are stances within the debate that most Americans can agree on. For example, most Americans would support laws banning sex-selection abortions. Most Americans favor parental notification if an underage daughter is going to have … Read More
Posted in The Political Surf
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Tagged Abortion, Democrats, Mitt Romney, Partial-birth abortion, Political extremism, President Barack Obama, Republicans
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15 Comments