Pagan Prayer At Public Meeting Ticks Off Republican
On May 5th, 2014, SCOTUS ruled to allow the practice of sectarian prayer before government meetings to continue. The United States moved a step closer to full blown Scalia Law that day. Teavangelic.
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Republican Tells Secret Service Director About ADT
A Florida Republican brought a prop to illustrate his point during Tuesday #39;s hearing on the Sept. 19 security breach at the White House. After asking about broken glass following a 2011 shooting...
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Sen. Al Franken and Republican Mike McFadden Face Off
Senator Al Franken and Republican Mike McFadden faced off in a debate Wednesday morning.
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Almost two years after his Election Day drubbing, Mitt Romney is the Republican man in demand.
The twice-defeated White House contender is campaigning across seven states this week, covering nearly 6,000 miles in five days to raise money and energy for Republican midterm candidates from Georgia to Colorado.
Romney has repeatedly insisted he's not running for president again, and his closest aides laugh off a possible 2016 bid. But top GOP strategists and donors suggest his continued high profile in Republican politics highlights the party's murky future and a crowded 2016 field that is both flawed and without a clear front-runner
"There's a vacuum," said John Jordan, a major Republican donor based in California. "When there's 10 people in a possible presidential field, it's difficult for anyone to look presidential. None of these figures is overly compelling."
Just a month before the unofficial beginning of the next presidential primary season, Democrats have already begun to rally behind prospective candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton. The race for the Republican nomination, however, is as wide open as most political veterans can remember.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie had begun to assume a party leadership role before a traffic scandal tainted his brand. Major questions persist about former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush's commitment to the 2016 contest. And the rest of the potential field features conservatives, such as Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, who have yet to demonstrate widespread appeal.
That leaves Romney as this season's strongest draw for Republican midterm candidates battling for control of Congress.
He earned a rock star's reception on Wednesday at The Varsity, a landmark Atlanta restaurant, where he campaigned alongside Attorney General Sam Olens after headlining a closed-door fundraiser for Senate candidate David Perdue.
Romney shook hands and autographed paper plates at The Varsity before ordering a hot dog and onion rings as diners snapped pictures.
In thanking Romney for making the trip, Olen said, "I wish you were on 1600 Pennsylvania Ave."
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Romney's in demand as Republicans' future unclear