An Israeli dove in Jewish America
Politics
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John Thune Endorses Romney
Mitt Romney is slowly becoming the consensus candidate for Republicans that took a pass at making their own 2012 runs. He’s already been endorsed by former candidate Tim Pawlenty and and the much-hyped Chris Christie. Now South Dakota senator John Thune has thrown his support behind Romney as well. Thune-who looks like the Hollywood caricature […]
Posted inLaw and Justice
Republicans Deep-Six the NLRB
Doing filibustering Senate Republicans one better, the one Republican member on the (currently) three-member National Labor Relations Board appears to have decided to bring the board to a screeching halt by refusing to vote and thus denying it a quorum. In a letter made public yesterday, Republican Brian Hayes wrote fellow GOP-er John Kline, chairman […]
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Stare Indecisis
The Supreme Court won’t likely rule on the Affordable Care Act based on precedent.
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Revenge of the Neocons
Former Bush officials take center stage at Republican debate.
Posted inCivil Rights in America
Newt Gingrich Deviates From Republican Script on Immigration
Gingrich said the party should find “humane” ways of keeping immigrant families together.
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For Gingrich, a Glimmer of Hope
Will the former Speaker of the House’s debate performance propel him to the top of the GOP field?
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A Rare Glimpse of Sanity
Newt Gingrich offers a surprisingly humane take on immigration.
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The Huntsman Dilemma
In which I express a little sympathy for the former Utah governor.
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Can Gingrich Win?
The former House speaker still looks like a flash-in-the-pan candidate.
