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Tag: republican party

Jan 29
2010

Can We Have Andrew Breitbart On TV More?

Media

Watch this exchange yesterday between David Shuster and Andrew Breitbart: I’ve had some Republican friends watch this and they all thought Breitbart was a complete moron. I hope we can see more of him on TV. Let’s start selling him as the new voice of the Republican Party. He can seriously become our biggest ally […]

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Jan 18
2010

Cincinnati City Employees Can Now Volunteer For Federal Campaigns

Politics

In 2008 three employees of the city of Cincinnati wanted to volunteer for the presidential campaigns, two for Obama and one for McCain. None of them could though. It turns out that Cincinnati had a law on the books for the past 80+ years that prohibited any political involvement by city employees. The law was […]

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Jan 15
2010

Scott Brown Voted Against Helping 9/11 Workers

Politics

This is how sick the Republican Party has become, supporting a candidate who had no respect for the 9/11 workers what so ever: One month after the September 11th attacks, Scott Brown was one of only three Massachusetts State Representatives to vote against a bill to provide financial assistance to Red Cross workers who had […]

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Jan 7
2010

Steele Starts Lashing Out At His Critics

Politics

Things are getting pretty tense in GOP land: ABC News’ Aaron Katersky and Rick Klein report: RNC Chairman Michael Steele is lashing out his critics, with a series of blunt messages for prominent Republicans who have blasted him over his leadership for the Republican Party. “I tell them to get a life. That’s old Washington, […]

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Dec 28
2009

Republicans Don’t Care About Terrorism – They Care About Playing Politics

National Security

We saw it after Ft. Hood and now we are seeing it again – a Republican Party that cares nothing about actual terrorism, but rather playing politics with it. A perfect example of this is Mary Matalin, who said on CNN yesterday that Bush “inherited” the 9/11 attacks. Inherited to the point that Bush ignored […]

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Dec 15
2009

GOP Learns The Lessons Of The Internet Tubes The Hard Way

Science

This is priceless: The Republican party took down its innovative link-shortening tool Tuesday for several hours after pranksters had a field day using the tool to associate the GOP with bondage sites. As part of its new media strategy, the Republican party launched a new site called GOP.am on Monday. It’s a URL shortener designed […]

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Nov 18
2009

Party Over Issues

Misc

CNN has ran a very interesting poll that gives us a lot to think about: The poll indicates that a slight majority, 51 percent, of Republicans would prefer to see the GOP in their area nominate candidates who agree with them on all the major the issues even if they have a poor chance of […]

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Nov 16
2009

Ohio GOP Trying To Get Teachers’ Records

Misc

Somehow the Ohio GOP thinks they are entitled to access to the phone numbers, addresses and email addresses of educators in Ohio: Ohio’s Republican Party recently requested the names, home addresses, phone numbers and e-mails of all licensed educators in the state’s database. The Ohio Education Association, a teachers union, obtained a temporary restraining order […]

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Oct 20
2009

Malkin Labels Republican Candidate As A “Radical Leftist”

Misc

Dede Scozzafava is a Republican candidate for NY-23. Last night she held a dinner and afterwards someone from her campaign called the police on John McCormack from the Weekly Standard. Here’s what he says about it: I spotted Scozzafava later as she was walking to the parking lot, and asked her: ” Assemblywoman, do you […]

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Oct 13
2009

The New GOP.com

Misc

There is a lot of buzz about the new GOP website today. Most notably is the fact that the site is incomplete. Ben Smith points out that the “future leaders” page is still blank.  While there is a certain level of snark to this, being in the web development field myself I can’t really point […]

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