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Make no mistake about it. Both Herman Cain and Newt Gingrich know exactly what they are doing. They are, collectively -- with Cain's significant increase in the polls and Gingrich's slow but steady rise -- working to ensure that a conservative agenda, even a somewhat rebellious agenda, is in place regardless of who is the nominee of the GOP. Cain is a brilliant businessman. Trust me; I know him well. What he lacks in knowledge of government he more than makes up for in business acumen. He could easily damage most of his fellow GOP contenders with one simple question:...

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It certainly appears that the deck is stacked against Conservatives and we are going to see the election go probably the most inexperienced candidate in US history. If we lose, what is our next step. I'll be honest - we need a new Conservative revolution a la Ronald Reagan. What is our strategy?

Anti-war Democrat Howard Dean said Monday the capture of Saddam Hussein doesn't alter his opposition to President Bush's policies on Iraq as he outlined plans to repair alliances, bolster U.S. forces and fight "catastrophic terrorism" carried out by weapons of mass destruction. "The capture of Saddam Hussein hasn't made America safer," the former Vermont governor said in direct contradiction of Bush. Dean and two other Democratic presidential candidates delivered speeches that sought to pivot from Saddam's capture to new ground for criticizing the Republicans' foreign policies. Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina and Wesley Clark joined Dean in saying Saddam's...