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   Cain Leading The Way

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   10/21/2011

   Businessman Herman Cain is now leading the Republican presidential field in Iowa, the site of the first contest on the road to the nomination. A survey of likely caucus-goers shows Cain leading with 28 percent, followed by Mitt Romney at 21 percent and Rep. Ron Paul at 10, a Rasmussen Reports poll shows. Howie has not yet mad up his mind who he wants.
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   Is it time to tax the rich more?

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   09/19/2011

   In a blunt rejoinder to congressional Republicans, President Barack Obama called for $1.5 trillion in new taxes Monday, part of a total 10-year deficit reduction package totaling more than $3 trillion. He vowed to veto any deficit reduction package that cuts benefits to Medicare recipients but does not raise taxes on the wealthy and big corporations. "We can't just cut our way out of this hole," the president said. Is it the right thing to do to tax the rich?
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   Perry the Winner?

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   09/08/2011

   After the debate last night Howie agreed the question ahead may be this: Can Romney or others raise enough questions about Perry's ability to attract the independent voters needed to win the White House to curtail the Texas governor's stunning rise among Republican conservatives?
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   Will Sarah Palin Run for President?

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   09/02/2011

   The conventional wisdom in Washington regarding Sarah Palin and the 2012 GOP presidential primary has more or less gelled—she's not running. The pugnacious and polarizing former Alaska governor has waited too long, missed too many important deadlines, and just doesn't seem ready for the rigors of the campaign trail, the thinking goes. In her absence, Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann and Texas Gov. Rick Perry have soaked up much of the grass-roots conservative excitement which Palin would need to mount a serious run in the GOP primary. Her antics have alienated too many Republican bigwigs, and she hasn't made any effort to rebuild the burnt bridges. Should Sarah Palin Run for President?
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   Anthony Weiner Bows Out

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   06/16/2011

   Embattled Rep. Anthony Weiner resigned today after admitting to sexually charged relationships with women on Facebook and Twitter. "Today I am announcing my resignation ... so my colleagues can get back to work, my neighbors can choose a new representative, and most importantly, that my wife and I can continue to heal from the damage that I've caused," the New York Democrat said. Howie wanted to know who was saddened and who was gladdened.