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Bad Finances Brew Possible Eviction for Minnesota GOP

Posted on23. Apr, 2012 by Stevie.

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Things are not so rosy with the Minnesota GOP these days. The group faces the very real possibility of being kicked out of its current digs in downtown St. Paul because of rusty finances. According to Politics In Minnesota, they owe $96,000 to Hub Properties Trust. A hearing has been set for May 1 in [...]

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Rick Santorum Finally Drops Out of 2012 Presidential Race

Posted on10. Apr, 2012 by Stevie.

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The time has come and the Lord has heard our cries. Rick Santorum, former Pennsylvania senator, has “suspended” his notoriously second place GOP presidential campaign. In English, it means he is dropping out of the race. But, for the legal folks, it allows him to still raise money and use some federal funds to wrap [...]

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Michele Bachmann Thinks Lacks of Health Insurance Is a Choice

Posted on30. Mar, 2012 by Stevie.

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We already knew that something wasn’t quite right about Michele Bachmann (R-MN). Now she continues to prove just how correct our assumptions were. The former presidential candidate has spoken out on the issue of healthcare. Everyone has an opinion on the topic since the Supreme Court listened to arguments this week about whether to uphold or [...]

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Super Tuesday Analysis: What You Need to Know

Posted on07. Mar, 2012 by Stevie.

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Tuesday night was a long one for the politics nerds like myself. But, it was an interesting one if you like to keep up with the presidential race. There was a lot of information to take in from the contests. Ten states voting. Four candidates. Seven hours of television coverage. Pundits talking. Social media going [...]

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Romney Collects a Caucus Win in Maine, But Still Faces Challenges

Posted on12. Feb, 2012 by Stevie.

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In case anyone was paying attention on Saturday night, despite the news of Whitney Houston’s untimely death, the results of the Maine GOP caucuses came in. Mitt Romney won the state by a 39-36 percent margin over Ron Paul, the Texas Congressman. It wasn’t the blowout victory that Santorum racked up in Colorado and Minnesota [...]