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Romney campaign intern to face cyber-stalking charge in Detroit
A 2012 Republican presidential campaign intern who worked for Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan will make an initial appearance in federal court Tuesday on charges he cyber-stalked 15 women and extorted them into sending nude photos.
5 hrs ago | Examiner.com
Five Falsehoods and Reelection
In the midst of scandal, it now appears that the president was reelected to some degree under false premises.
9 hrs ago | American Reporter
BRADENTON, Fla., Sept. 7, 2011, 10:38pm ET -- Americans watching the MSNBC GOP presidential candidate debate tonight could not have been very encouraged about their future under any of the seven men and one woman seeking election to the White House in 2012.
Rand Paul Calls IRS Scandal 'Un-American'
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul made another stop in an early voting state Monday evening, continuing to feed the speculation that he will possibly run for president in 2016.
The IRS Conspiracy Theories Don't Hold Up to Math
During last week's first-of-many hearing into the IRS scandal , one subplot emerged: Conservatives presented anecdotes to argue that the IRS didn't just target Tea Party groups seeking tax exempt status but a broader swath of conservative individuals and organizations.
THOUGHT YOU HAD seen the last of the fighting over the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare? Since its passage in 2010, after all, it has survived Supreme Court review, innumerable challenges from House Republicans and Mitt Romney's unsuccessful campaign to evict its author from the White House.
Democrats strike back at GOP voting measures
In this Nov. 6, 2012 file photo, Roland and Natalie Jones embrace as President Barack Obama is predicted as the winner over challenger Mitt Romney at a Colorado Democrat's election party at the Sheraton Hotel in Denver.
Speaking at Ohio State University earlier this month, Barack Obama urged students to pay no attention to those paranoid types who "incessantly warn of government as nothing more than some separate, sinister entity." Oddly enough, in recent days the most compelling testimony for this view of government has come from the president himself, who ... (more)
George Will: The loss of trust
Leaving aside the seriousness of lawlessness, and the corruption of our civic culture by the professionally pious, this past week has been amusing.
Romney: Benghazi Didn't Decide The Election
The Obama administration's talking points on the terror attack in Benghazi had no bearing on Mitt Romney's defeat last year, the former Republican presidential nominee told Jay Leno.
It is a bizzaro world indeed when left-leaning Slate makes a better case for limited government than the Mitt Romney Campaign and the GOP establishment managed to make during the 2012 cycle.
Local GOP turns out for national races, cana t fill ticket on county level
Washington County Republicans could celebrate vote totals in Washington County in the presidential race, but in 2013, as in 2009, there is less than a full slate of GOP countywide candidates.
Just a week after the President extolled the benign virtues of big government and told university students to ignore those who warn of its dangers, Americans woke up to headlines that this government has been targeting groups and individuals that it doesn't like for intimidation and harassment.
US Official: White House Was Unaware of IRS Misdeeds
President Barack Obama and White House Senior Advisor Dan Pfeiffer, right, react to a reporter's question as they leave the Treasury Department in Washington, Jan.
I want to thank our attorney general, Ken Cuccinelli, for keeping his promise to run an open and transparent campaign by releasing eight years of tax returns recently.
The Plural of "Noonan" Is Not "Data"
So Peggy Noonan went to the Fainting Couch Superstore over the IRS this week and got a few new pieces .
Five takeaways from the CBO report
But the CBO analysis does highlight some interesting features of the proposal. Here are a few.
Commuter train crash signals need for infrastructure spending
It's all about money. Republicans don't want to spend it much of anything but defense, and Democrats do; on infrastructure.
The burgeoning deficit has stopped burgeoning, at least for now. So Republican plans to attack the profligate president and to use the debt ceiling as a weapon to get more spending cuts can be shelved.
George Will: Loss of trust in Washington
Leaving aside the seriousness of lawlessness, and the corruption of our civic culture by the professionally pious, this past week has been amusing.