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Congress Must Act Quickly to Defund Planned Parenthood
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- By Ed Martin, President of Phyllis Schlafly Eagles
Washington, D.C.: With just weeks left until Democrats take control of the House, Phyllis Schlafly Eagles encourages Congress to act quickly to fully defund Planned Parenthood. This is a campaign promise from many conservatives that should be fulfilled now more than ever. It has been three years since the Center for Medical Progress's investigation publicly revealed Planned Parenthood's disgusting sale of aborted baby parts. Just in August, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) attempted to strip Planned Parenthood of all federal funding but unfortunately that amendment failed.
SCGOP on Historic Straight Ticket Support
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- By SC GOP
The South Carolina Republican Party released the following regarding the record high levels of straight-ticket voting in the November 6th mid-term elections.
The most up to date data released by the South Carolina Election Commission on the mid-term election shows over 1.7 million votes cast, with over 1.08 million voting straight ticket, (63%); over 576,000 voting straight Republican (53%) and 489,000 voting Democrat (45%), giving the GOP an 8% advantage statewide. This contrasts with approximately 50% of voters choosing a straight ticket in 2016, with Republicans garnering over 529,949 and Democrats getting 499,015 (46.6%) for a 3% GOP advantage.
Exit Signs: Poll Warns Dems to Back off Social Issues
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- By Tony Perkins - Family Research Council
In the last 48 hours, there’s been a lot of speculation about what motivated voters to give back control of the House to Democrats. But based on exit polling, we can tell you one thing: it isn’t their radical social policy. Some Americans may be frustrated by GOP leaders or at odds with Donald Trump, but their positions on life, religious liberty, and sexuality are still light years more conservative than the party they just handed half of Congress to.
Trump Calls Out Losing Republicans Who Didn’t Embrace Him
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- By GOP Presidential
.@POTUS: “We saw the candidates that I supported achieve tremendous success last night.” https://t.co/YEwZGue71Z pic.twitter.com/JRD1t3JiFt
— Fox News (@FoxNews) November 7, 2018
In his post-midterm election press conference, President Donald Trump called out Republican candidates who lost in their respective races on Tuesday for not embracing the GOP’s message leading up to the midterms.
Congressman Massie Rips Mask Off the "Deep Swamp" in DC
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- By The New American
In this exclusive interview with The New American, Congressman Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) exposes what he describes as the "Deep Swamp" operating in D.C. He also explains why the Constitution should be obeyed, which the Department of Education should be shut down, and much more. You won't want to miss it!
Eric Holder Campaigns with #PelosiJoe Cunningham
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- By SC GOP Press Release
The South Carolina Republican Party released the following statement from State Chairman Drew McKissick today regarding former Attorney General Eric Holder's recent campaigning for Democrat Joe Cunningham in the 1st congressional district:
"Joe Cunningham has spent his entire campaign trying to fool the people of the lowcountry into thinking that he's some sort of a moderate, but now he's got Eric Holder, Obama's radical liberal Attorney General out campaigning for him. This is the same guy who joked about physical violence against Republicans", McKissick said.
"It's just more of the same two-face campaigning we get from other Democrats who want to pretend to be moderates, but then govern as extreme liberals. South Carolina voters are smart, and no amount of playing moderate "dress-up" is going to fool them on Election Day."
Senate Race Rocked Over Candidate’s Announcement
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Arizona Democratic Senate candidate Kyrsten Sinema was given a boost Thursday when the Green Party’s candidate dropped out and endorsed her — a move that could give Sinema an edge over Republican Martha McSally in an airtight race.
“I want [supporters] to vote for a better Arizona, and that would be for Kyrsten Sinema,” third-party candidate Angela Green told 12 News. “After watching the debates and seeing everything, Sinema’s stance on a lot of things are very similar to mine.”
BREAKING AZ Green Party's U.S. Senate candidate Angela Green tells #12News she's dropping out & throwing support to @kyrstensinema. Green was polling up to 6% in toss-up race. https://t.co/WwxN7M13b0 #AZSEN pic.twitter.com/GA4tfSyAoO
— BrahmResnik (@brahmresnik) November 1, 2018
The decision, coming just days away from Tuesday’s midterm election, shakes up the already close race — where polling has been particularly volatile.
A Fox News poll released this week had the race at a tie, while an ABC 15/OH Predictive Insights poll had McSally ahead by 7. On the flip side, an NBC News/Marist poll had Sinema ahead by 6 in a head-to-head, but that lead cut to 3 when factoring in Green — who polled at 6 percent. The Real Clear Politics average of recent polls has Sinema ahead by 0.7 percent
Read more at foxnews.com.
- E.W. Jackson, Former Candidate for US Senate, Releases New Video Urging Black Christian Voters Nationwide to Vote Republican
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