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  • Mitt flier: Perry 'wants to kill Social Security' (being distributed in Florida)

    09/10/2011 1:47:27 PM PDT · by Cincinatus' Wife · 147 replies
    Politico ^ | September 10, 2011 | ALEXANDER BURNS
    The Tampa Tribune posts a flier that the Mitt Romney campaign is distributing in Florida, attacking Rick Perry as "reckless and wrong on social security." The top of the flier has pictures of a smiling Romney and a surly-looking Perry, and reads: "Two candidates. Only one will protect what's important to you." Continue Reading "Rick Perry believes social security is a 'failure,'" the flier says, quoting the Texas governor's book. "Rick Perry believes Social Security is unconstitutional ... Rick Perry does not believe Social Security should exist ... How can we trust anyone who wants to kill Social Security?" Notably...
  • Crisis, Catastrophe: Are These Words of Hope? (by Charles Krauthammer)

    02/07/2009 1:51:10 PM PST · by Clairity · 30 replies · 1,635+ views
    Townhall ^ | Feb. 6, 2009 | Charles Krauthammer
    A failure to act, and act now, will turn crisis into a catastrophe." -- President Obama, Feb. 4. Catastrophe, mind you. So much for the president who in his inaugural address two weeks earlier declared "we have chosen hope over fear." Until, that is, you need fear to pass a bill. And yet more damaging to Obama's image than all the hypocrisies in the appointment process is his signature bill: the stimulus package. He inexplicably delegated the writing to Nancy Pelosi and the barons of the House. The product, which inevitably carries Obama's name, was not just bad, not just...
  • Fears of Terror Attack at Conventions Drive New Plans

    07/04/2004 11:48:44 PM PDT · by FairOpinion · 5 replies · 467+ views
    NY Times ^ | July 5, 2004 | DAVID JOHNSTON
    WASHINGTON, July 4 — The federal authorities, concerned about a terror attack during this summer's national political conventions, have begun a new effort to identify potential extremists inside the United States, including conducting interviews in communities where terrorists might seek refuge, government officials said. The fears about an incident during the conventions or later in the year have also led state and local officials to impose extraordinary security precautions. Persistent if indistinct intelligence reports, based on electronic intercepts and live sources, indicate that Al Qaeda is determined to strike in the United States some time this year, the officials said...