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Memo to Robert Ehrlich: We already know Romney’s “real views”

TweetOh, puhlease. Think Progress caught this interview last night on CNN where Robert Ehrlich, Mitt Romney’s Maryland campaign chair, was asked about Romney’s “women problem” with the polls (in short, the majority of them don’t vote for him), to which he responded that Democrats are using Santorum’s verbage to confuse voters with Romney, adding: When [...]
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Southern Tuesday: Election Recap

TweetMitt Romney still can’t close the deal with GOP primary voters. It feels like I’ve been writing this same line over and over the past few months.  Last night on Southern Tuesday, Mississippi and Alabama cast votes for their Republican nominee.  Rick Santorum came out on top in both contests. Newt Gingrich (who overperforms in [...]
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Arizona bill would force employees to prove they’re not using birth control for sex

Tweet Not to be used for sex. (If you want your benefits, that is.) Why? Because it’s Arizona: The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 6-2 Monday to endorse a controversial bill that would allow Arizona employers the right to deny health insurance coverage for contraceptives based on religious objections. Arizona House Bill 2625, authored by Majority [...]
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Rick Santorum: Single mothers “breed” criminals

TweetFrom the Rick Santorm archives, new foolishness emerges. As unearthed by the good people at Mother Jones, in 1994 when Santorum was running for Senate in Pennsylvania he boldly asserted that single moms were the downfall of the United States. At a town hall in Clairton, Pennsylvania, Santorum said: “Most people agree a continuation of the [...]
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Super Tuesday recap: Mitt rolls on

TweetLast night was hardly the decisive Super Tuesday victory of years past, but it seems this morning, after last night’s Ohio haze, that Mitt Romney has pulled ahead in the Republican primary. Here’s how it broke down last night: Mitt Romney won Alaska, Idaho, Massachusetts, Ohio (by a very small margin, it seems), Vermont, Virgina [...]
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