Republican candidate Carly Fiorina joins us to discuss cutting government jobs and the spending that goes with them.
Here’s the podcast of our conversation and interviews in the run up to Saturday’s 603 Alliance Grassroots Caucus. Candidates, issues, the band’s sound check, who worked to win and who didn’t, we got it all.
This is the interview Senator Ted Cruz called “..the most substantive, serious conversation I’ve had in terms of a discussion of the issues,” and he went on to “complement the degree of depth we got into on constitutional issues.” Here’s the interview.
Now clocked at over 1,000 pages (detailed down to the exact wages to be paid to some classes of immigrants). This headline courtesy of Powerline: Marco Rubio is “our Republican,” says Chuck Schumer — and with good reason For someone that rumor has him paying attention to the next Prez election, this is not good. … Read more
Exhibit A. Barack Obama. My, he looks so uncomfortable “skeet” shooting (one of those photo-ops trying to show him trying to “be one of the guys”). Then there is a guy who actually knows how to shoot a long gun; of course, it’s the guy from Texas: It was unfortunate how his run for President … Read more
And the jumping escapades just got a tad more pro-active. Everyone knows (even if they won’t admit it) that NH Republicans have no choice as to when the NH Primary is held – by LAW, it must be the first in the nation. Methinks that South Carolinians have done this just to slam down the gauntlet to those usurpers from Florida; from
The Office of the Speaker
SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
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March 27, 2012
Contact: Greg Foster
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Ensuring SC’s First-in-the-South Presidential Primary
House Bill will preserve Palmetto State’s national influence
(Columbia, SC) – Today, the S.C. House of Representatives introduced a measure (H. 5081) aimed at securing our state’s First-in-the-South Presidential Primary. A majorly influential position for both political parties, this early primary brings more than just status recognition – it translates into high-profile national exposure and millions of dollars in economic impact.
House Speaker Bobby Harrell said: