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As Newt Gingrich is leading in the polls for the first time in this election process, much of the attention will be on him tonight. Debates are Gingrich's strong suit, and tonight's debate will give Gingrich an opportunity to continue his momentum. Posted under:
So, what agency would you most like to forget?
We’ve all had human moments. President Obama is still trying to find all 57 states. Ronald Reagan got lost somewhere on the Pacific Highway in an answer to a debate question. Gerald Ford ate a tamale without removing the husk. And tonight Rick Perry forgot the third agency he wants to eliminate. Just goes to show there are too damn many federal agencies. Read more » Posted under:
An Historical De-Evolution in Presidential Candidate Evaluation - Cain and Gingrich go Back to the Future
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GOP Presidential Debates
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How Can You Watch the Cain-Gingrich Debate?
If you are not able to make the trip to Texas, the C-SPAN Network, WSB Radio Network and The Neal Boortz Network will offer fully televised and audio live broadcasts of The Cain-Gingrich Debate on November 5th in The Woodlands, TX, which starts at 7pm. It will also receive coverage from major media networks as well as TexasGOPVote. Read more » Posted under:
Texas Patriots PAC Hosts the Cain-Gingrich Debate 2011
In response to Gingrich's expressed frustration with the standard primetime debate's "gotcha" questions, the Texas Patriots PAC Treasurer, Bill O'Sullivan sent the Speaker an invitation to participate in a one-on-one discussion with Herman Cain. The Texas Patriots PAC has a prior relationship with Cain due to his participation in their Tax Day Tea Party back in April. Read more » Posted under:
Florida's Presidency 5 Thurs-Sat, FL Gov. Rick Scott Predicts Winner of Straw Poll will be Next U.S. President
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CNN Tea Party GOP Presidential Debate on September 12, 2011CONSERVATIVES IN ACTION
CNN TEA PARTY – INTRODUCTIONS - SOCIAL SECURITY At the beginning of the GOP presidential debates, I may have agreed that any of the GOP presidential contenders would be better than Obama. But now that the GOP contenders have had an opportunity to speak on their own behalf, I have made some observations and have started the process of elimination. Posted under:
Rick Perry - Right on Social Security Ponzi Scheme
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The MSNBC Reagan Debate
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The GOP Presidential contenders will face off tonight in a CNN foreign policy debate. The debate will start at 8PM EST and will be held the DAR Constitutional Hall in Washington, DC.
The following was released by the Perry Campaign after last night's debate in Michigan:
It is not very often that something unique happens in U.S. Presidential Elections. However, this weekend two of the top Republican candidates for President of the United States will step out of the box and leap "Back to the Future" as voters will get an historic opportunity to evaluate the positions of these candidates in a way that has not been done in generations. 
It would seem that someplace, somewhere there are two or maybe seven or eight Republicans debating. The major complaint is that there are too many debates. Maybe the critics are right, but these debates have proven a valuable asset for many of the Republican candidates. Dick Morris observed a few months ago that this will be the Fox nomination process where Fox News 
Florida's Presidency 5
Rick Perry is right! And, he is sticking to his guns! He said it in his book. He said it in the CNN Presidential Debate. He said it again today in USAToday. And, he will say it again tonight in the next Presidential Debate. Social Security is a Ponzi Scheme. It is. Period... end of story. 
After watching the debate at the Reagan Library and spending couple of days mulling it over, a few thoughts came out. My initial thought was that Perry did not help himself, for while there were moments that he did shine, there were also moments that he looked unprepared. I will discuss more on this later but the number of pundits who viewed this still a two man race between Romney and Perry were numerous and the number who felt that this debate helped Perry outnumbered those who didn’t. 
