The U.S. has been in dire need of health care reform for more than a generation. And while Obamacare may contain some popular provisions, overall the legislation should be classified as a dog with fleas. Therefore, Congress should repeal Obamacare … Continued
Monthly Archives: March 2011
The Case For Sen. Dean Heller In Nevada
Re-Posted From The Daily Caller The Republican Party needs to ring the bell in Nevada if it expects to capture the White House in 2012. It’s not about the Silver State’s six electoral votes, but about its demographics. If the GOP can … Continued
Ford O’Connell On The GOP’s Winning Strategy For Defeating Obama In 2012 At Politico’s Arena
Ford O’Connell’s response to ‘Anti-Obama or anti-spending?’ – The Arena | POLITICO.COM When voters cast their ballot next year in the 2012 presidential election, it will be a referendum on President Obama’s performance more so than a strong endorsement (or rejection) … Continued
Scott Walker: Why I’m Fighting In Wisconsin
Most states in the country are facing a major budget deficit. Many are cutting billions of dollars of aid to schools and local governments. These cuts lead to massive layoffs or increases in property taxes—or both. In Wisconsin, we have … Continued
2011 Governors Races – CivicForumPAC Projections
President Obama is in the process of putting together a political operation that could stymie the Republican nominee before the race begins. It is an imperative for the GOP to shore-up homegrown support now in the non-battleground states. If the … Continued
Southwest Could Be Key To Winning Presidency And Control Of Senate
When you look at the early 2012 presidential battleground map, and then at the early 2012 Senate map, it’s striking how much overlap there is. Winner take all? The Democrats’ control of the Senate is already sitting on a knife’s … Continued
PPP: 2012 Missouri Senate Race A Toss Up
PPP’s 2nd poll on the 2012 US Senate race in Missouri finds pretty much the same thing as the first one. Voters are closely divided on Claire McCaskill’s job performance and she polls in the mid-40s against all of her … Continued
Pennsylvania Democratic Senator Bob Casey Safe For Now
Top-tier Republicans in Pennsylvania are passing on a shot at challenging Democratic Sen. Bob Casey, increasing the likelihood that the road to GOP control of the chamber will bypass the Keystone State. Despite the GOP’s massive electoral gains last year, … Continued
Maine Republicans Looking To Oust Sen. Olympia Snowe
Maine Republicans want to swap out Olympia Snowe for someone more conservative. PPP’s newest poll in the state finds that hasn’t changed: only 33% of primary voters in the state say they would support Snowe next year to 58% who … Continued
Haley Barbour Moves Closer To 2012 Presidential Bid
Former Republican National Committee communications director Jim Dyke has signed on with Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour’s political action committee, a major signing in the below-the-radar fight for staff talent in advance of the 2012 GOP presidential primary fight. Dyke will serve … Continued