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Marijuana backers courting conservatives
DENVER (AP) — It’s not all hippies backing November’s marijuana legalization votes in Colorado, Oregon and Washington. Appealing to Western individualism and a mistrust of federal government, activists have lined up some pr Continue Reading
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Independents lead state voter registration
Oct. 14–Mary Beth Young grew up in a Republican household, but she went blue for the first time for a young presidential hopeful named Jack Kennedy and has gotten more active in the Democratic Party since. K Continue Reading
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Who really pulls the strings on America’s economy?
Oct. 15–Economists seem to agree: Things are finally getting a bit better. Unemployment rates, nationally and regionally, dipped in the past month. Local home prices are bouncing back. Average incomes and re Continue Reading
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Democratic challenger’s chances slim in 3rd District
Oct. 13–Erik Anderson is a 32-year-old retail store manager and former Marine from Greenville who has never run for elected office and has little campaign money to get his message out. U.S. Rep. Walter Jones Continue Reading
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Solidly GOP district seeing spirited race
Oct. 13–To Republican state Rep. Matt Shea, Americans are on the verge of becoming slaves, and he has a plan to stop it. Among his proposals: The federal government should make its payments to states only in Continue Reading
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Sandoval to step up efforts to help elect fellow Republicans
Oct. 13–Gov. Brian Sandoval, the state’s most popular Republican, is poised to take a more active role in GOP races, including the presidential campaign. Sandoval will be the honorary chairman of Team Continue Reading
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Tea party freshmen balance principles, pragmatism, loyalty
WASHINGTON _ The tea party congressional candidates whose victories made 2010 a wave election for Republicans came to Washington united in their desire to slash spending, cut the size of government and place conservative prin Continue Reading
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Walmart Moms: Walmart Moms Talk First 100 Days
Walmart Moms discuss what they want to see addressed during the first 100 days of the next presidency.