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Poll Confirms: America Likes Mitt
Great numbers for Mitt Romney in a new USA Today/ Gallup poll with Americans holding him in much higher esteem than a couple of months ago. Since becoming the presumptive Republican nominee …
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Romney pins 'prairie fire of debt' on Obama
… this year either. The public has broad concerns about the impact the national debt will have in the future. According to a Gallup poll conducted in February, 73 percent of Americans said they were "very concerned" about the impact of the amount of U.S …
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Athiests take aim at Rhode Island town to remove Cross from War MemorialA national atheist organization is demanding that a Rhode Island city remove a cross from a 91-year-old memorial honoring hometown soldiers who paid the ultimate sacrifice for their county. The memorial has stood in the parking lot of the Woonsocket fire station for decades with no complaints, the Freedom from Religion Foundation is now calling for them to remove a cross that sits atop it, claiming it violates the First Amendment's freedom of religion clause. The group also wants the Woonsocket Fire Department to remove “The Firefighter’s Prayer” and a picture of an angel from its website. Should they have to remove this cross from the memorial?
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Mitt's Future WorldMitt Romney all but accepted the Republican presidential nomination last night in New Hampshire, leaving behind the party sniping that has marred the campaign during the primary season. He now vows to defeat President Obama and restore both the economy and Americans’ belief in the future. He channeled GOP hero Ronald Reagan. Mitt is Howie's knight in shining armor.
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Kamikazee 401Ks
High energy prices and an economy that has been slow to rebound are worsening Social Security's finances. According to a report issued by the trustees that oversee the retirement and disability program those trust funds will now run dry in 2033. Meanwhile the White House is assessing tax changes that could let the Internal Revenue Service lay claim to a portion of the $18 trillion sitting in 401(k) accounts and other tax breaks used by middle-class workers, including cutting the mortgage tax deduction. Howie predicted that this was the end of the 401k.
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CNBCs Larry Kudlow on the Economy and Presidential RaceLarry Kudlow from CNBC discusses the economy and the current Presidential Race.
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Pat Buchanan Checks in On The Campaign And Contract Negotiations
Legendary conservative, columnist and talking head Pat Buchanan joined us to talk politics and any one of his top selling books. Pat also discussed his MSNBC contract negotiations and how the republican primary is going.
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Poll Fraud: Voters Against Obama on Gay Marriage
… on gay marriage gives voters three choices, revealing that 57% of Americans disagree with the president's position. A Gallup poll last week showed that 51 percent of Americans support gay marriage, but a CBS News/New York Times poll out today shows …
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Americans Rate Obama a Liberal
… voters in next Tuesday's Iowa caucuses, according to a CNN/Time/ORC International poll out this week. The USA Today/ Gallup poll asked Americans to rate their own ideology on a scale of 1 to 5 — with 1 being very liberal and 5 being very conservative …
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Another Presidential Day of Deception
… tax increases. So saying that 80 percent of Americans support a “balanced approach” may be over-stating things. The Gallup poll actually shows 50 percent of Americans say either no tax increases or that tax increases should be the smaller part of the …
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Key Senate Races Get Tighter
… Democratic candidates are finding a Democratic advantage of between 3 and 5 percent. This seems credible given the findings of a Gallup poll done in July which showed Republicans closing the party ID gap all across the county. That poll showed only a 7 percent Democratic …
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Gallup Poll - Big Wrong Track Numbers
Bad news for Dems, (good news for the country.) Americans are very unhappy about the direction of the nation, even compared to other difficult times. Gallup has released a new poll measuring current American "satisfaction." According to the survey, just 21% of Americans answered affirmatively when
