Today Floridians will make a choice that will affect the rest of the country as they head to the polls to vote for a republican presidential candidate.
In typical presidential primaries, this choice was left to states earlier in the game, as candidates dropped after results came in from Iowa or New Hampshire.
Then, republicans watched the drawn out democratic primary last election cycle, and apparently liked what they saw.
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Gingrich offers conservatives a poor alternative to Romney
January 31st, 2012 by Shana Roberson
The missing conservative in a flawed field
December 1st, 2011 by Shana Roberson
The search for an articulate and conservative nominee with little to no baggage has concluded and been found wanting. Republicans are left with their own version of the “lesser evil” vote in the primaries that begin in just over a month.
Republicans call a timeout from fast paced campaign
October 25th, 2011 by Shana Roberson
Last Tuesday marked the beginning of a three-week break in Republican presidential candidate debates. That’s a good thing for everyone, including the candidates and the voters. Everyone needs a timeout.
Senate employs political theater as unemployment remains at 9.1%
October 11th, 2011 by Shana Roberson
Last week Republicans and Democrats fought over who would get to vote on a bill that wouldn’t matter. For their part, Republicans wanted a vote on Obama’s original jobs bill because was certain to fail. It would fail because Democrats would not vote for it, which would be particularly embarrassing for Obama. Democrats changed the [...]
2012 will define fair share
September 28th, 2011 by Shana Roberson
President Obama is already out clarifying his agenda to the American people. Raise the taxes on the rich, make them pay their fair share, and we will make a positive move toward solving the deficit problem. For a man who is on record saying he wouldn’t raise taxes in a recession and who resisted his [...]
GOP candidates leave much conservatism to be desired in race
September 21st, 2011 by Shana Roberson
With nearly 20 debates set for just the Republican primary season, keeping track of the candidates can get messy. For the last two weeks, the focus has been on seeing how newly entered Republican candidate for President Governor Rick Perry will fare in the land of a thousand candidates. There are a lot of points [...]
