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Tampa Tribune Endorses Romney

Tampa Tribune Endorses Romney

On Sunday the Tampa Tribune, one of Florida’s most influential daily newspapers, endorsed Mitt Romney for President in 2012: Mitt Romney is the man who can lead the nation out of its lingering economic doldrums and restore faith in the

Tidal Wave: The Reno Gazette-Journal Endorses Romney

Tidal Wave: The Reno Gazette-Journal Endorses Romney

Saturday, the Reno Gazette-Journal, which endorsed President Obama in 2008, announced that it is endorsing Mitt Romney for President in 2012: The Gazette-Journal recommends a vote for former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney for president of the United States. It wasn’t

Progressive Orlando Sentinel Endorses Romney

Progressive Orlando Sentinel Endorses Romney

On the heels of Wednesday’s endorsement of Mitt Romney by the traditionally liberal Nashville Tennessean, another longtime left-leaning newspaper– the Orlando Sentinel — has also endorsed President Barack Obama’s Republican challenger. The Sentinel’s endorsement will have a greater impact, since it comes from one

Liberal Stalwart Nashville Tennessean Endorses Romney

Liberal Stalwart Nashville Tennessean Endorses Romney

The Nashville Tennessean, the traditionally liberal newspaper that gave Al Gore his start in journalism, endorsed Republican challenger Mitt Romney for President Thursday. It was another stunning setback for the Obama campaign, already reeling from plunging poll numbers. While the state

Hillary: I Take Responsibility, But…

Hillary: I Take Responsibility, But…

In a CBS interview that aired on CBS This Morning Tuesday, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said she did not brief American United Nations ambassador Susan Rice prior to her disastrous September 16 television appearances.  On that day Ambassador Rice told

Warren: Consumers Too Simple-Minded to Understand Credit

Warren: Consumers Too Simple-Minded to Understand Credit

In “Making Credit Safer,” a 2008 Pennsylvania Law Review article co-authored with Owen Gill, Massachusetts Democratic Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren argued that American consumers are, in essence, too simple-minded to understand credit and therefore must be protected by the federal