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• Aug 26, 2011

  Is Ron Paul Finally Attracting the GOP Mainstream?

  Texas Republican Ron Paul, who finished a strong second behind Michele Bachmann in the Iowa Straw Poll earlier this month, has now leapt over her in a recent Gallup poll. According to the poll released on Wednesday, Paul is now in third place, behind Texas Governor Rick Perry and former Massachusetts Governor and former front-runner, Mitt Romney. Bachmann is in fourth place.

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  Aug 25, 2011

  Romney Drops to Second in Gallup Poll, Snubs Southern Voters

  Former Republican presidential front-runner Mitt Romney has slipped to second place in the GOP presidential primary, according to the most recent Gallup poll. Romney has a slight lead over Texas Governor Rick Perry with East Coast voters (17 to 16 percent), which may explain why he has sent South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint a rather subtle message that the southern GOP vote isn’t high on his campaign's radar.

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  Aug 23, 2011

  Dallas Fed CEO Defends Texas Job Growth, Warns Politicians Over Criticism of Bernanke

  Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President and CEO Richard Fisher defended Texas’ substantive job growth over the past decade Wednesday, but called on candidates and elected officials to stop “pointing fingers” at the Fed and further damage the institution’s credibility.

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  Aug 22, 2011

  Conservative Questions Validity of Term 'Same-Sex Marriage'

  Homosexual, same-sex or gay, depending on who you are talking with, people use different words to describe the attraction of two people of the same sex. In a recent blog post, Dr. Jennifer Morse of the Ruth Institute outlined the reasons she believes “same-sex” is not a term that should be used when describing marriage.

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  Aug 19, 2011

  AFA's Effort to Mobilize Christian Voters Criticized as 'Immoral'

  American Family Association founder Don Wildmon sent an email Thursday expressing his appreciation to those who registered for The Response, the day-long prayer rally that featured Texas Governor Rick Perry and drew thousands to Reliant Stadium in Houston. However, some groups have called the email "immoral" and "unethical."

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  Aug 19, 2011

  Huntsman 'Crazy' for Pro-Evolution, Global Warming Tweet?

  Former Utah governor and GOP presidential candidate Jon Huntsman on Thursday used Twitter to respond to comments made by Texas Governor Rick Perry on global warming and evolution. If his strategy was an attempt to set himself apart from his opponents, it may have worked.

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  Aug 17, 2011

  Feud Still Exists Between Bush-Rove, Perry

  Texas is a big and powerful state that is full of big and powerful people – especially when it comes to politics. Since his formal announcement to enter the GOP presidential primary, Gov. Rick Perry is having to publicly deal with some of the more powerful politicos from his home state who could have a significant impact on his desire to win the Republican presidential nomination. Most notably, Karl Rove.

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  Aug 17, 2011

  Former S.C. Gov. Mark Sanford Resurfaces to Talk God, Politics, Marriage

  Former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford recently stepped back into the spotlight after having avoided it since leaving office in January. He admitted that he "failed in terms of properly loving my wife" and said his priority now is to love God and then neighbor

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  Aug 15, 2011

  Romney's Flip Flopping on Homosexuality Discussed in New Book

  Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney may have taken his share of criticism for flip-flopping on healthcare, but now pro-family activist and author Amy Contrada is challenging Romney on social issues in a book titled, Mitt Romney's Deception – His Stealth Promotion of "Gay Rights" and "Gay Marriage" in Massachusetts.

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  Aug 13, 2011

  Rick Perry Makes It Official, He's Running

  The speculation is over. Texas Governor Rick Perry officially entered the GOP presidential race on Saturday at the RedState Gathering in Charleston, S.C. Perry’s entry ends months of guessing on when or if he was going to throw his hat into the ring.