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Jill Stein Debates Roseanne Barr: Green Forum

by James Maynard May 18th, 2012 | Presidential Election
The Green Party held a presidential forum in San Francisco on Saturday, May 12th, featuring Roseanne Barr and Dr. Jill Stein. The event was held in time to coincide with the state party's plenary, giving their California supporters a chance to decide their preferred candidate for the 2012 presidential race.

One of the things about this debate that was unique was their near-universal agreement with each other, on issues from the economy, to foreign wars, to the Federal Reserve. Roseanne, especially, applauded many of the
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A Gay Winners and Losers

by Ronald A. Rowe May 16th, 2012 | Political Opinions, Winners & Losers
This week’s biggest political kerfuffle was all about gay rights. While other issues did pitch a tent here and there across the political landscape, gay rights inadvertently built a massive structure that dominated the week. So, in the vein of our recent topic-specific Winners and Losers columns, Camp Campaign proudly presents the Gay Pride Winners and Losers of the week.

WINNERS:
Joe Biden –
Joe Biden really kicked this whole thing into high gear by weighing
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Another Presidential Distraction

by T Akery May 15th, 2012 | Presidential Election, Presidential News
There are going to be a lot of Presidential distractions now that Obama is officially campaigning. One of those distractions happened this week with his announcement in support of gay marriage. It wasn't entirely unexpected after the Biden slip-up and the threat by certain groups to withhold campaign funds.

But the truth is that it really changes very little and has the potential to backfire. It is still a State issue so his announcement really affects only campaign funds. There is no legislation on the books by either the House or the Senate to challenge the definition of marriage. Obama
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What should Ron Paul do?

  • Run on a third party ticket (50%, 2 Votes)
  • Stay in the Republican primary (25%, 1 Votes)
  • Quit the race now (25%, 1 Votes)

Total Voters: 4

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