Webster Tarpley on Koch controlled Republican Party
Webster Griffin Tarpley (born 1946) is an American author, historian, economist, journalist and lecturer. He is not a member of any political party and a former member of the U.S. Labor Party.
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Republican Thom Tillis wins election to Senate
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By Adrian Sainz and Sheila Burke, Associated Press Scandal-ridden Republican incumbent Scott DesJarlais has held on to his U.S. House seat. Early returns show DesJarlais winning in the...
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Republican Charlie Baker has won the governor's race in a nail-biter of an election that seesawed throughout the night and extended into early Wednesday. Democrat Martha Coakley said she wouldn't make any immediate statement and asked her supporters to go home for the night.
Baker will replace Democratic Gov. Deval Patrick, who opted not to seek a third term in office.
About 34,000 votes separated the two, with Baker holding an edge over Coakley with 98 percent of precincts reporting, a margin of victory of about 1.6 percent.
Baker's victory will return the state's top political office to the GOP, and with it, he earns a measure of political redemption. Baker, the former CEO of Harvard Pilgrim Health Care and a top official in the administrations of Republican Govs. William Weld and Paul Cellucci, had lost to Patrick four years ago.
Coakley, who lost to Republican Scott Brown during the 2010 special election to fill the U.S. Senate seat left vacant by the death of Democratic stalwart Edward Kennedy, was also looking for comeback.
This time, she stood to become the first woman elected governor of Massachusetts if elected.
The race was one of the closest in recent memory in Massachusetts and much closer than many observers had anticipated.
Depending on how close the final vote totals are, Coakley could request a recount.
State Secretary William Galvin said if the total margin of victory is one half of 1 percent or less, the losing candidate could request an accelerated recount process. That would require the candidate to collect several thousand signatures.
Galvin, as the state's top elections official, would order the recount.
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Democrat Jacqui Irwinhas won anAssembly seat in Ventura County, in a race that attracted a surge of independent spending.
Republican Rob McCoy conceded to Irwin late Tuesday, his campaign confirmed Wednesday morning.
They were vyingfor a postheld by moderate Republican Assemblyman Jeff Gorell of Camarillo, who passed up a reelection bid to run for Congress.
Irwin is a Thousand Oaks CityCouncil member. McCoy is a pastor at Godspeak Calvary Chapel in Newbury Park.
Both the Republican and Democratic parties spent significantly in the race, but outside groups also poured resources into it.
There was nearly $1 million in independent spending in the 44th Assembly District, the vast majority to boost Irwin, whose backers included labor groups and business interests.
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