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GOP voters still searching for Mr. Right — Romney, Gingrich, Santorum and Paul have work to do
The most important takeaway from Tuesday night’s Florida primary results is that with nearly 4-in-10 (38%) of primary voters saying that they are not satisfied with any of the GOP candidates, all four contenders have a lot work to do…
Five challenges facing Mitt Romney right now
GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s Achilles’ heel was exposed in the final minutes of what was an otherwise good debate performance Monday night. He played offense, engaged Gingrich directly faring better than some members of the media and made a…
Comeback for Newt or bump in the road for Mitt? SC votes to keep the race going
What do South Carolina’s Republican primary voters, who identify themselves as late decision-makers, conservatives, evangelicals, married women and independents, have in common? They all gave Newt Gingrich a plurality of their support in the all-important “first in the South primary,”…
Rick Perry does the right thing
Jan. 19: Republican presidential candidate, Texas Gov. Rick Perry pauses while announcing he is suspending his campaign and endorsing Newt Gingrich, in North Charleston, S.C. (AP)
Rick Perry did the honorable thing on Thursday. For the good of his country,…
Lung Cancer Caregivers Find Support Online
Imagine being told out of nowhere that someone you love has lung cancer and their chances of survival look grim. Now, imagine that your loved one doesn’t smoke and is otherwise healthy. . . It happens more than you think.…
Cutting Through the Pain: Teen’s Battle With Self-Injury Addiction
Casey Lorusso said her love of horses helped her get past her addiction.
Casey Lorusso is a seemingly happy, adjusted college junior – but she remembers a time in her life when cutting herself was the only way she knew…
Dignity… We All Crave It, So Why Do We Keep Ignoring It?
“Treat people as they want to be and you help them become what they are capable of being.” — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
What is the motivating force behind all human interaction – in families, in communities, in the business…
The golden ratio: Secret to a perfect body
In my last article, I laid out what I consider to be five of the best strategies for building the ultimate male physique, which really is a discussion about developing a body that others consider “sexy,” for lack of a…
Could Cain Be the Second Coming of Reagan?
There was bad news on the doorstep for Mitt Romney Thursday. The headline at the top of page one in the Wall Street Journal shouted what Mitt Romney didn’t want to hear: “Cain Vaults to Lead in Poll.” Once again,…
I’m a Tea Party Activist and ‘Occupy Wall Street’ Is No Tea Party
In a recent Washington Post article, Occupy Wall Street protestors were called a diverse group with “no single leader and no organized agenda.
Just like the tea party movement.
Organizers are “drawing inspiration from the Arab Spring” and “hope the…
