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Tech at Night: Damaging new claim about Google Wi-Spy, Media Marxists in full outrage mode

Having abandoned the seemingly-endless series of patent lawsuits in the new America Invents Act era, Tech at Night will be quick tonight. Google allegedly knew about the Wi-Spy Street View snooping for two years before ending it. Oops. No wonder FCC claims Google obstructed government investigations into the program. Gotta love the Media Marxists: FCC [...]

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May 4 is Education Savings Account Application Deadline

Friday, May 4th is the deadline for parents of students with special needs to apply for an education savings account for next school year.   These accounts give parents their children’s share of school funds to use on textbooks, virtual school classes, private school tuition, or even college savings plans. Approximately 150 families participated this [...]

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Mitt begins overtaking BHO

Incumbent Obama losing traction Real Clear Politics shows the beginning of the Romney ascent in today’s Rasmussen, Gallup and the recent FOX news polls. From Rasmussen: The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Monday shows Mitt Romney earning 47% of the vote while President Obama picks up support from 45%. Four percent (4%) would vote [...]

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Up to 200 State & Local Candidates in Danger of Being Kicked Off SC Ballots

South Carolina has a mess on its hands and there is a distinct possibility that candidates statewide will be removed from ballots in the coming months. It all started because of a form called the Statement of Economic Interests which was to be submitted to the S.C. Ethics Commission by March 30, 2012. According to [...]

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Daily Links – April 30, 2012

Today is April 30th. On this date in 1789, the United States had its first Presidential Inauguration, on the balcony of Federal Hall on Wall Street in New York City. During his address to congress after the ceremony, President Washington spoke of “the experiment entrusted to the hands of the American people.” That experiment won [...]

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Defunding Planned Parenthood

The Legislature once again demonstrated why Arizona has become one of the most pro-life states in the country. On Wednesday, the Senate passed HB 2800, sponsored by Rep. Justin Olson. This bill prohibits federal dollars that pass through the state for family planning from going to abortion providers, including Planned Parenthood. Click here to see [...]

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‘Two-Fer: Electing a President and a Supreme Court’ by Clint Bolick

In Two-Fer: Electing a President and a Supreme Court, Constitutional Law Expert Clint Bolick Reminds Voters to Consider Appointment of Supreme Court and Federal Judges in 2012 Presidential Election STANFORD—Hoover Institution Press released Two-Fer: Electing a President and a Supreme Court by Hoover research fellow and constitutional law expert Clint Bolick. In Two-Fer, Bolick importantly [...]

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Merrill/Morrison liberal pollsters’ wishful thinking

Beware as AZ Republic’s pollsters try their hand at hoodwinking Two polls from the left-leaning Merrill/Morrison (M/M) Institute and heralded by the daily newspaper, reveal interesting “facts.”  The first release found that Arizonans — who have elected only one Democrat for President since 1948 — are evenly divided in their support for Barack Obama (40%) [...]

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RedState Review: The Tyranny of Cliches.

Jonah Goldberg has a new book out coming out tomorrow – the full title is The Tyranny of Cliches: How Liberals Cheat in the War of Ideas – which will be seen by many to be a sort of sequel to his previous (and very useful work Liberal Fascism: The Secret History of the American [...]

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Dick Lugar’s Voting Record

The other day I suggested Dick Lugar fire his new media guy. Let’s add another example to the list. His campaign sent out an email blast encouraging people to come to a site supporting Richard Mourdock to read a hit piece Lugar’s new media guy posted about Mourdock’s voting record. The offense? Not voting for [...]

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