That was Truman’s famous advice to politicians, but relationships do exist. Here’s a scorecard on friends and enemies among the GOP presidential candidates.
The issue carries risk especially for Romney, Perry, and Cain, whose inconsistencies on the topic have been well documented. They would rather talk about the economy.
Two weeks after the Richmond Tea Party delivered an invoice to Richmond Mayor Dwight Jones for costs incurred for previous rallies, the group received a letter from the city saying it is being audited.
He calls Romney a flip-flopper, but in this 1989 interview he describes himself as a Rockefeller/moderate Republican. Indeed, he was a state chairman for Rockefeller.
If neoconservatism has gone out of style with most Americans, its influence is clearly on display in the race for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination.
Know your enemy. If you want to go beyond sound bites and understand the forces and passions behind the Occupy movement, its relationship with liberals, the Left, Democrats, and Obama, this is a good place to start.
South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint says “Mark Neumann is a proven, conservative leader and he’s running against Tommy Thompson, a Republican who helped President Obama pass his healthcare takeover.”
Rep. Brian Bilbray seeks to appeal to the Tea Party, despite a more Democrat-friendly district and a primary challenger who is more conservative and calls him a RINO.
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