The Political Inquirer

A Swedish Vodka company promotes a “Mexican takeover” of American property in an effort to market their brand to Hispanics in the Southwest.
The billboard and press campaign, created by advertising agency Teran\TBWA  and now running in Mexico, is a colorful map depicting what the Americas might look like in an “Absolut” — i.e., perfect — [...]

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Laurie Roth (who I have never heard of before) had an article placed on WorldNetDaily today called “Are we closer to 1938 than we realize?” I clicked it because it sounded up my alley. After reading it, I was utterly disgusted that someone would actually make this comparison.
Ms. Roth contends that Muslims are on the [...]

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Mike Huckabee: world’s greatest political hack. Has anyone stopped to think why I would call him that? The reasons may have come to your head. You might like him; but, have you even tried to think that there might be something Un-righteous about him?
I am disappointed in the Christians of America. Do we so find [...]

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There will be one positive aspect of a November contest between McCain/Obama or a McCain/Clinton campaign. The great immigration debate issue being espoused by many unenlightened Republicans, conservatives and neocons, will be greatly diluted. The belief held by these groups is that we should “deport them all.”
Dowell Myers, author of “Immigrants and Boomers: Forging a [...]

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Tonight, one Republican and one Democrat made a clean sweep of all the states up for grabs. John McCain and Barack Obama won with extensive margins in the states. What does this mean for Obama and McCain? For Obama this is most likely a statement to the Clinton Campaign saying,” Oh yeah, guess what? We’re [...]

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For all the gains that a John McCain candidacy will make with independent voters, those gains are clearly negated because of his growing unpopularity with the conservative Republican base. They just don’t like him. It is not just names like Dobson, Coulter and Limbaugh that despise him. It is also the southern church-going, God-fearing, hard-working [...]

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In an election cycle that has been filled with bizarre twists and comical changes, like Rudy’s inevitability to him on the verge of losing his own state, then to the rise of Mike Huckabee, and then the complete smashing of his record as Arkansas governor, it is unfortunate to say that the final chapter this [...]

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MySpace’s viewer wasn’t working for me anymore.  You can also view the videos at the MTV site.

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I admit, I have many problems with the other candidates. The problem that concerns me the most can be summed up in this phrase, “You can’t beat Hillary by being Hillary.” It is harsh, but also true. I dislike most of the Republicans running for office because they are, frankly, Hillary-ites or Hillary-lite, or in [...]

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In an effort to win the South Carolina primary, Mike Huckabee has backtracked on immigration. The former Arkansas governor has been hurting in South Carolina due to his immigration stance, being in the same boat as Senator John McCain.
Huckabee declared, by signing a new immigration pledge, to enforce the laws and eventually remove illegal aliens [...]

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