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Tag Archives: Republican
Introducing ROARR Contributor: Kevin Remus
It is my pleasure to introduce ROARR contributor Kevin Remus. Kevin lives in San Diego, California, and is an intellectual property attorney specializing in patent prosecution. He is also a Major in the California Army National Guard. Prior to law … Continue reading
Introducing ROARR Contributor: Mark Sussman
It is my pleasure to introduce ROARR contributor, Mark Sussman. Mark is a Washingtonian living in the Seattle area. He has been a supporter of Constitutional and limited government for many years, but became more fully active, upon his retirement … Continue reading
Why Is Jon Huntsman Running for President?
Jon Huntsman seems like a solid, reasonable guy with outstanding leadership credentials and a great head on his shoulders. He speaks like an adult. He has accomplished great things in both corporate life and public service, building an impressive resume … Continue reading
Huntsman Announces Candidacy for President
Today, Jon Huntsman, Jr. formally announced his candidacy for President of the United States. As I noted in a prior post, Huntsman continues to show an intellectualism lacking in many of the other Republican candidates. He also seems to have a … Continue reading
Huntsman to Declare Candidacy Next Week
Jon Hunstman announced yesterday that within a week, he will formally declare his intention to run for president. Speaking at an event in New York City to promote Henry Kissinger’s new book, On China, the future presidential candidate had remarkably … Continue reading
Posted in China, Defense, International Security, Media, Nuclear Power, Nuclear proliferation, Policy, Politics, Predictions, Terrorism, War
Tagged China, Decision 2012, Islamo-fascism, Jon Huntsman, Presidential election, Republican
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Introducing ROARR Contributor: Chris Ladd
It is my pleasure to introduce ROARR contributor, Chris Ladd. Chris is a Texan living in the Chicago area. He has been involved in grassroots Republican politics for most of his life. He started with precinct meetings during his youth in … Continue reading
Romney Is Officially In
Yesterday, Mitt Romney officially declared his candidacy for President of the United States. Because the Republican Party has traditionally supported the candidate it presumes has “paid the most dues”, it is likely that Romney will secure the Republican nomination. On … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Healthcare, Media, Policy, Politics
Tagged Decision 2012, Mitt Romney, Republican, Romneycare
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Political Typology
I discovered another fun application on the Pew Research Center website last week that is very similar to the Political Compass. The application administers a brief test that asks users a host of political questions. It then classifies them in one of 9 categories. Here are my … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Finance and Economics, Media, Policy, Politics
Tagged Democrat, Independent, Libertarian, Pew Research Center, Political compass, Political ideology, Republican
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Happy Birthday, President Reagan
“There is one sign the Soviets can make that would be unmistakable, that would advance dramatically the cause of freedom and peace. General Secretary Gorbachev, if you seek peace, if you seek prosperity for the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, … Continue reading
Predictions 2011: How Are They Currently Trending?
On January 1, I made some predictions about different events in 2011. I thought it would be interesting to track how some of these predictions are currently trending to measure both my and my readers’ accuracy. I have only commented … Continue reading
Posted in China, Finance and Economics, International Security, Investing, Politics, Predictions
Tagged China, Democrat, Economics, Energy security, Fiscal policy, Hezbollah, Hillary Clinton, India, Investing, Israel, Nigeria, Oil, Politics, Republican, Robert Gates, Sudan, Unemployment, Winter Olympics
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Reflections of a Rational Republican 