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South Carolina, Florida primaries up next for GOP presidential candidates
With Iowa and New Hampshire's primary contests in the history books, the season moves on — and south, to a primary election in South Carolina next Saturday and another, in Florida, 10 days after that. Mitt Romney leads in polls in both states.
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Turtle Heart (22 February, 2012 02:52:09)Tragic. As an Ojibway American Indian I hope that the Mohawk Nation will consider refusing this dubious honor. Given the murderous, genocidal policies and abuse ... -
_Flin_ (22 February, 2012 11:26:07)Plus, another thing: Feed-in tariffs are not subsidies. Subsidies are paid with taxes. A feed-in tariff is paid on top of the electrical bill. So ...
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_Flin_ (22 February, 2012 11:23:33)Error: The name of Germany's minister of Economy is "Roesler"
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(22 February, 2012 09:58:03)Here's part of the problem we can fix immeditely: California annually imports some TWO MILLION live American bullfrogs for human consumption. These non-natives ...
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michael presnail (21 February, 2012 03:20:40)Thats just crazy....the artical states that they didnt factor in all the other expenses. Also even if it cost 200 million more, that money would ...