Conference and Strategy Briefing
Washington, DC
(Faith & Freedom Coalition)
Date added: September 01, 2010
-- Don’t miss the Faith and Freedom Conference and Strategy Briefing in Washington, D.C., September 9-11 in Washington, DC. This will be an exciting weekend of featured speakers, networking and training workshops as we prepare for the November elections. You will hear a who’s who of conservative champions. Invited speakers include: Sarah Palin, Newt Gingrich, Mike Huckabee, Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell and many more! Space is limited, so register today! Confirmed speakers include: Cong. Randy Forbes, Erick Erickson, Former Speaker Newt Gingrich, Gary Bauer, Gov. Bob McDonnell, Grover Norquist, Jim Bopp, Ken Blackwell, Richard Land, Sen. Jim Talent, Sen. Rick Santorum, Tony Perkins, Tucker Carlson... (Continue Reading...)
Scott, GOP make a show of unity
Orlando, FL
(The Orlando Sentinel)
Date added: August 31, 2010
-- Eager to put a nasty primary campaign behind them, Republicans descended on Orlando on Monday for a political group hug designed to show voters that all is well in the state GOP. Led by gubernatorial candidate Rick Scott, the meeting of about 200 people was a camera-ready rally to excite volunteers and push the narrative that Scott and the Republican establishment are joined at the hip and ready for battle. "When you have a primary race, the most important thing you do is you unify the party afterward," said Scott, who was introduced by incoming House Speaker Dean Cannon... (Continue Reading...)
Palin criticizes Obama, Crist on abortion
Jacksonville, FL
(The Tampa Tribune)
Date added: August 27, 2010
-- Sarah Palin called President Barack Obama the most pro-abortion president ever Thursday and mocked Florida's governor for claiming to be pro-life after vetoing a bill that would have required women to get ultrasounds before having the procedure. In a speech that only ventured into politics on abortion issues, Palin criticized Obama's health care overhaul as a plan that will lead to more abortions. "The biggest advance of the abortion industry in America is the passage of Obamacare," Palin said. "Elective abortions have nothing to do with health care. It's about ending lives, not saving lives." The former Alaska governor... (Continue Reading...)
Three-way Fla. Senate race begins without a clear favorite
Washington, DC
(The Washington Post)
Date added: August 26, 2010
-- Gov. Charlie Crist is the man in the middle in Florida's high-stakes race for the Senate, a candidate without a party whose hopes of moving from Tallahassee to Washington depend on his ability to fend off a squeeze play from his Democratic and Republican rivals. The three-way campaign for the Senate is the latest in a series of important races in Florida - including the 2000 recount that helped define red-blue divisions in America - but with dynamics new to the Sunshine State. The last piece of the puzzle fell into place Tuesday night, when Rep. Kendrick Meek... (Continue Reading...)
