Records: Obama used Romney as health care modelConservatives who like to link Republican candidate Mitt Romney to President Obama's unpopular-with-the-GOP health care law have some new evidence.
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Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Debate fodder - look out Mitt
Anyone think this will be brought up by Romney's opponents in tonight's debate?
Records: Obama used Romney as health care modelConservatives who like to link Republican candidate Mitt Romney to President Obama's unpopular-with-the-GOP health care law have some new evidence.
Records: Obama used Romney as health care modelConservatives who like to link Republican candidate Mitt Romney to President Obama's unpopular-with-the-GOP health care law have some new evidence.Paula Deen: Michelle Obama likes fried food too | Nikki Schwab | Yeas & Nays | Washington Examiner
It appears our First Lady doesn't like following her own advice.....
via Paula Deen: Michelle Obama likes fried food too | Nikki Schwab | Yeas & Nays | Washington Examiner.
"Well, I did a show with Michelle and I just loved being with her," Deen told Yeas & Nays. "She probably ate more than any other guest I've ever had on the show —she kept eating even during commercials."
via Paula Deen: Michelle Obama likes fried food too | Nikki Schwab | Yeas & Nays | Washington Examiner.
The Cain Train pulls into tonight's debate....in the lead!
The Cain Train is on a tear, Perry is collapsing and Romney is stuck at 25%. Let's see if Romney and Perry start directing more jabs at Cain in tonight's GOP debate...
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South Carolina Republican Presidential PrimaryPresidential Primary Preference: Preference by Tea Party support: Survey Sponsor: American Research Group, Inc. The American Research Group has been conducting surveys of voters since 1985. Sample Size: 600 completed telephone interviews among a random sample of likely Republican primary voters living in South Carolina (487 Republicans, 110 independents, and 3 Democrats).