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Obama’s Fundraising Falling Behind Mitt’s?

Thursday, May 17, 2012
By THarrington
Obama’s Fundraising Falling Behind Mitt’s?

Mitt Romney, the man who raised hundreds of millions of dollars for the 2002 Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, may just be up to the challenge of defeating Obama. The results for the month of April just came out and Obama took in a far reduced amount at 43.6 million dollars. Donations to... »

Interesting Links 2012-04-22

Sunday, April 22, 2012
By THarrington

Fascinating discussion about the free market and govt. http://t.co/SHJmhqGG @ValuesAndCap #AEICollegeTour # var... »

Who Should Be the Republican Vice Presidential Nominee? Not Rubio, Not Christie, Not Pawlenty, but Hutchison.

Wednesday, March 21, 2012
By THarrington
Who Should Be the Republican Vice Presidential Nominee? Not Rubio, Not Christie, Not Pawlenty, but Hutchison.

Media pundits around the world are buzzing about who will eventually garner the nomination for the GOP. Personally, I think Romney has a massive lead on Santorum both in terms of delegates and fundraising. As time goes on, I believe more and more voters... »


From Super Sweet to Psycho: The Darkening of the American Mind

Saturday, March 17, 2012
By THarrington
From Super Sweet to Psycho: The Darkening of the American Mind

Nothing is more mercurial than the American subconscious. One day, we celebrate the acumen of the successful, their glory in achieving the American Dream, and revel in their wealth... »

The Political Quagmire Hurt Falcone’s Fund and Hurt America

Tuesday, March 13, 2012
By AHarrington
The Political Quagmire Hurt Falcone’s Fund and Hurt America

In the January edition of Forbes, Daniel Fisher wrote an article, “LightScrewed, how Washington whipped Phil Falcone.” The title’s assertion aptly captures the truth behind Falcone’s Fund Harbinger’s demise... »

Old Hickory’s Back: A Long Needed Return to Jacksonian Democracy

Saturday, March 3, 2012
By THarrington
Old Hickory’s Back: A Long Needed Return to Jacksonian Democracy

In this election, American politics will change. We are currently witnessing a watershed moment in the Republican Party and in America. After nearly a decade of the Bush administration’s... »