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Santorum says there are three things families can do to avoid poverty
GOP presidential hopeful Rick Santorum said building the economy and cutting taxes is not enough to restore America to greatness. He said Americans also needed to return to core family values to be successful. Santorum said that if people did three things -- work, graduate from high school, get married and not have children before they're married -- then they only have a two percent chance of falling beneath the poverty line during their life time. Conversely, people who don't do just one of those things have a 74 percent chance of living in poverty, he said. "We can talk about cutting taxes, we can balance the budget -- but we're kidding ourselves unless we really talk about what makes America work," he said. Santorum was the keynote …
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With Super Tuesday coming up, both GOP presidential candidates are turning their attention to Ohio.
GOP candidiate Mitt Romney came to Ohio Wednesday to campaign at a factory in Toledo and at Capital University in Columbus. The battle for Ohio between frontrunners Romney and Rick Santorum is picking up as the two come off primaries in Michigan and Arizona earlier this week. Both candidates have appearances scheduled for Ohio this weekend: Santorum is scheduled to appear in Chillicothe on Friday morning, while Santorum is expected to speak at the Lake County Republicans' Lincoln Day dinner in Eastlake in the evening. Other coverage: Romney asks, 'Get to know me a little better.' Video: Romney in Ohio boasts Michigan, Arizona wins Romney turns his attention to Ohio for Super Tuesday Mitt Romney beats Rick Santorum in Michigan Delegate …
11:18 am on Friday, March 2, 2012
ROMNEY'S BUSINESS ETHICS When Mitt Romney ran Bain Capital His Word Was NOT his Bond: http://politicalarena.org/2012/01/16/william-cohen-when-romney-ran-bain-capital-his-word-was-not-his-bond/ Leading Conservative, Marc Levin states: "I am Scared to Death if Mitt Romney Gets the Nomination": http://politicalarena.org/2012/03/01/mark-levin-im-scared-to-death-if-mitt-romney-gets-the-republican-…   more ›
However, Quinnipiac Poll shows a sizable number might still change their minds.
When former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum appears at the Lake County Republican Party's Lincoln Day Dinner on Friday, March 2, he will be doing so leading the Ohio GOP presidential field with 36 percent of likely Republican primary voters, says a new Quinnipiac University poll. The survey shows former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney second with 29 points, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich with 17 percent and Texas U.S. Rep. Ron Paul with 11 percent of likely Republican primary voters. The poll says Santorum is enjoying strong support from men and conservatives. Other coverage: Rick Santorum has maintained his edge over Mitt Romney in Ohio. Santorum continues to lead in Ohio Santorum holds steady in Ohio A lot could change before the …
5:25 pm on Friday, March 2, 2012
n the end Romney will do more to delegitimize the Conservative movement than any Democrat could ever do. Romney represents Mitt Romney, Bain Capital and the LDS Mormon Cult in that order. Republicans are going to learn a very painful lesson supporting this guy. His economic values are derived from the spiritual values of leading a fraudulent cult. I would no sooner vote for Rev. Jim Jones than …   more ›
Local Democratic clubs hosted a forum at the Brecksville Community Center.
The Cuyahoga Valley Republicans spent part of Wednesday night’s meeting talking about the upcoming primary.
Wednesday night, the roller coaster known as the Republican presidential primary played out on a local scale. The Cuyahoga Valley Republicans, a grassroots organization for northeast Ohio conservatives, has been conducting straw polls at its meetings to gauge its members’ interest in the different presidential hopefuls. The polls have seen candidates rise and fall out of favor, said member Al Bota—much like they have at the national level. During last night’s meeting at the Brecksville Human Services Center, the majority of members present put their support behind Mitt Romney. Here’s how the 110 votes broke down: Only one member put down a write-in candidate, something that stood out to Bota, the chairman of the candidate screening …
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2:42 am on Friday, February 10, 2012
visit www.facebook.com/RP2012Akron for our local support group, and www.meetup.com/Ron-Paul-2012-Akron-Summit-County/ if you'd like to join the group, and come out to our events!   more ›
President Obama spoke today at Shaker Heights High School.
Updated 5:45 p.m. Wednesday President Barack Obama visited Northeast Ohio today to announce the appointment of Richard Cordray, who will run the new consumer protection agency. Obama told a crowd at Shaker Heights High School that people need a consumer watchdog to defend and advocate for them. "For way too long, we’ve had a financial system that was stacked against ordinary Americans," Obama said. Cordray, a former Ohio attorney general, accompanied the president on the trip. “Does anybody think the reason we got in such a financial mess, the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, the worst economic crisis in a generation, that the reason was because of too much oversight of the financial industry?” Obama asked. People booed …
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11:01 pm on Sunday, January 8, 2012
Go Oblamer! Finish off whats left of the country!   more ›
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9:56 am on Monday, March 5, 2012
“All my best thoughts were stolen by the ancients.” ― Ralph Waldo Emerson   more ›