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Guest Submission by Green-Eyed Conservative Last Saturday, Governor James Richard Perry of Texas, after weeks of teasing, threw his ten-gallon hat into the presidential ring. The blogosphere is still all a’twitter because his announcement coincided with the Ames Straw Poll in Iowa. He officially announced his candidacy in South Carolina which I found odd. Of course South Carolina is a key Primary state, but still, I prefer when candidates for…

Governor Palin Calls out President Obama’s Absurd Comparison to President Lincoln Posted on August 17 2011 – 2:38 PM – Posted by: Whitney Pitcher On Monday, during a stop on his supposedly non-campaign bus tour of the Midwest, President Obama made an absurd claim regarding the treatment he received from his political opponents (emphasis added): “When you listen to what the Federalists said about the Anti-Federalists, and the names that…

Governor Palin Talks to Greta Van Susteren Tomorrow/Open Thread Posted on August 17 2011 – 7:45 PM – Posted by: Ian Lazaran She’ll talk to Greta tomorrow at 10 PM EST.  What else is going on today? Article source: http://conservatives4palin.com/2011/08/governor-palin-talks-to-greta-van-susteren-tomorrowopen-thread.html

Legal Insurrection: Anyone But Bachmann For the Republican Nomination Posted on August 16 2011 – 11:42 PM – Posted by: Abie Rubin I strongly feel that Palin will be entering the race sooner than later. If, however, she chooses not to run, I join William Jacobson’s call for a Plan B: Anybody But Bachmann. My strong opposition of Bachmann is not because of her lack of executive experience nor because of…

Guest Submission by Bill Garvin (Old Dude) During the Republican presidential debate, Newt Gingrich called the debt reduction committee one of the “stupidest ideas that Washington has ever come up with.” That immediately brought to mind the old saying that “a camel is a horse designed by a committee.” There is virtually no hope for a successful plan coming out of this committee unless you are looking for the welfare…

Guest Submission by Jules Hamland (Green-Eyed Conservative) Last Saturday, Governor James Richard Perry of Texas, after weeks of teasing, threw his ten-gallon hat into the presidential ring. The blogosphere is still all a’twitter because his announcement coincided with the Ames Straw Poll in Iowa. He officially announced his candidacy in South Carolina which I found odd. Of course South Carolina is a key Primary state, but still, I prefer when…