Kelly Ayotte Sarah Palin Endorsement Hurting Her?

Kelly Ayotte Sarah Palin Endorsement Hurting Her – A recent poll has shown that Sarah Palin’s endorsement of Republican candidate Kelly Ayotte in her bid for the US Senate in New Hampshire may actually do her more harm than good. A new survey that was released by the Public Policy Polling group has found that Ayotte has seen her support fall since she was endorsed by Sarah Palin.
The report said that the Palin endorsement made 51% of voters less likely to back her, while only 26% said that they were more inclined to vote for someone who was endorsed by Sarah Palin. Moderates disliked the endorsement even more, with 65% saying that a Palin endorsement would turn them off, while only 14% of moderates said that a Palin endorsement would make them more likely to vote for a candidate.
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Sarah Palin to Replace Michael Steele?

Sarah Palin to Replace Michael Steele? - Many Republicans have spoken out about their feelings towards Obama and his directions with the U.S. military. Just recently at a Connecticut fundraiser Michael Steele suggested that they should no longer support an “unwinnable war of Obama’s choosing.” Undeniably speaking about our placement in Afghanistan, the location where terrorists that attacked our country on September 11th, 2001 still reside. Michael Steele, one of the speakers at the event is under heavy fire for his tirade.
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Sarah Palin Slams Obamacare Again

Sarah Palin Slams Obamacare Again – Obama’s reform of the health care system in America would limit contributions to health savings accounts and raise insurance costs for some people including those with special needs, according to Sarah Palin. Palin has been outspoken about how she feels about the recent health care reform bill, and recently spoke on the issue during several speaking engagements. She said that new rules would make for a number of high tax hikes as soon as the bill starts to go into effect.
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John Boehner Fights Back, Slams Obama

John Boehner Fights Back, Slams Obama – The House Republican Leader John Boehner has been taking a lot of punches being thrown his way but the political leader hasn’t been dishing anything back. That was as of yesterday at least because now John has taken a new approach to the bipartisan attacks that critics have been relentless with delivering. Some critics have gone as far as accusing him of belittling the financial crisis in American and acting as if there wasn’t a massive recession being dealt with throughout the country over the last couple years. Critics also suggest that he has promoted cuts to social security and been very lazy with his political procedures.
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The Case for Immigration Enforcement and Secure Borders

The Case for Immigration Enforcement and Secure Borders – Faisal Shahzad, the main man behind the plot to blow up a bomb that was centrally located in time square was a naturalized, U.S. citizen but he had terrorism on his mind from the beginning. However, his presence in American rocketed immigration enforcement to the front pages of the papers. What happened exposed many flaws in the United States immigration system as well as the many weaknesses that exist in our policies and information sources. Many Americans feel that our government hasn’t focused on gathering intelligence about U.S. citizens such as Faisal. These are people who have been naturalized in the U.S. because of our currently failing policies. It’s undeniable that many people believe immigration enforcement and secure borders can keep America safe and protect our people from the terrorists that exist in close quarter countries.
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Newt Gingrich Slams Elena Kagan

Newt Gingrich Slams Elena Kagan – You can almost count on Newt Gingrich opposing any choice made by the President regarding the supreme court of the United States. The recent nomination of Kagan is no different, and many had guessed that the republican opposition to her nomination would be high. Following her nomination, a number of rumors lead to inquiries about Kagan’s personal life (mostly her sexuality) became one of the most searched topics on the Internet. Gingrich recently called on Obama to withdraw the nomination of Elena Kagan for the Supreme Court. He has called her views anti-military, and has said he has concerns that during her time as dean of Harvard, she had accepted funds from Saudi Arabia.
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Rush Limbaugh Obama’s Katrina Comment

Rush Limbaugh Obama’s Katrina Comment – U.S. President Barack Obama is receiving a number of criticisms for the recent oil spill. Rush Limbaugh recently went on to say that the incident would be remembered as “Obama’s Katrina,” in reference to the breaking of the levees when George Bush was still in office. However, after the statement was made, Media Matters for America also released a statement to counteract what Limbaugh had said on his radio program.

“Media conservatives have rushed to absurdly compare the Obama administration’s response to a catastrophic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico to the Bush Administration’s botched response after Hurricane Katrina, a hurricane that left more than 1,500 dead,” the liberal group said on their website. “This claim is undermined by a number of facts.”
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Charlie Crist An Independent

Charlie Crist An Independent – Florida Governor Charlie Crist will no longer be running as a republican, and will instead present himself as an independent when he fights for the state Senate. Crist, who is 53 years old, had a lead in the polls during the GOP primary, but the numbers have dropped off in recent weeks after the more conservative Marco Rubio began his campaign. In the recent April poll that was held by Quinnipiac University Crist is trailing Rubio 56% to 33% .
There have been many rumors regarding what Crist’s future plans were after he fell so far behind in the polls. In recent weeks numerous republican figures including former vice president Dick Cheney and Mitt Romney have rushed in to support Rubio in his bid for the Senate seat in Florida. This means that Crist will have to seek help and funds from organizations other than the GOP and other grassroots campaigns that exist in Florida.
“If anyone can do it, Crist can.” said Virginia rep. Tom Davis, a republican.
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Scott Brown On Palin, Supports Romney In 2012

Scott Brown On Palin, Supports Romney In 2012 – The Senator of Massachusetts, Scott Brown, recently stated that he felt that Sarah Palin would make a competent President if given the opportunity, but went on to say that he would not be supporting her in the upcoming primaries. Instead, he explained that he would be supporting another Massachusetts Republican, Governor Mitt Romney.
“I am going to support Governor Romney, and I’m going to see who’s out there in the field and make my decision,” Brown recently told The Today Show.
Brown was never favored to win in Massachusetts, and his victory in the state has been described by many as “unlikely.” During his interview Brown also revealed that he is completely ruling out the possibility of a presidential bid in the upcoming presidential election.
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Newt Gingrich:Tea Party Militant Wing Of GOP

Newt Gingrich:Tea Party Militant Wing Of GOP – Net Gingrich recently stated that he expects the Tea Party movement to eventually turn into “the militant wing of the Republican Party.” The comment was made at a speech Gingrich gave in Pennsylvania on Wednesday night. He went on to say that he believed the Tea Party’s efforts were “natural” and went on to say that every American is allowed to pursue happiness.
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