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10/17/2011Alveda King Offers Advice, Prayers for Obama
One day after President Barack Obama praised Martin Luther King Jr.'s accomplishments which paved his way to the White House, Alveda King said the president must now show America the content of his character through his political policies.
Tags Abortion Barack Obama - 10/17/2011
GOP Candidates to Boycott Nev. Caucus, Debate
New GOP front-runner Herman Cain joined four Republican presidential contenders to boycott the Nevada GOP Caucus after it reportedly moved up its caucus date from February to January.
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10/14/2011Boehner Jogs Obama's Memory About GOP Jobs Bill
U.S. House Speaker John Boehner lectured Barack Obama on the details of the Republican jobs plan after the president challenged the media to find the House proposal saying, "I haven't yet seen it."
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10/14/2011Rick Perry Stands by Wife's Remarks About 'Rough' Race
Republican presidential candidate and Texas Gov. Rick Perry stands by his wife Anita's claims that media scrutiny of his campaign has been rough partly because of his traditional Christian faith.
- 10/14/2011
Calif. Poll Shows Most Americans Believe in Traditional Marriage
The California-based researcher behind a new poll showing that more than 60 percent of Americans believe marriage should only be between one man and one woman, said wording is key when asking Americans about gay marriage.
Tags Homosexuality - 10/13/2011
Pastor Joins ACLU Complaint Against SC Immigration Law
A pastor recently joined a lawsuit against South Carolina's immigration laws because she believes the law could inhibit church ministries, she said.
Tags Court Cases Pastors - 10/13/2011
Herman Cain's 9-9-9, Praising of Greenspan Cause for Concern?
On Tuesday night, presidential candidate Herman Cain may have made his biggest slip thus far, by electing former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, who some now blame for the 2008 financial crisis, as his standard of economic leadership.
Tags Economic Crisis 2012 Race - 10/12/2011
Mitt Romney, Herman Cain Dodge Huntsman's Jabs
Though Republican presidential candidate Jon Huntsman Jr. made some memorable one-liners throughout the New Hampshire debate, the former Utah governor struggled to show off his experience and capability in a positive light.
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10/12/2011Church Leader Urges Christians to Lend Moral Guidance to Occupy Wall Street Protesters
One of the Christian leaders arrested in a peaceful protest for the poor on Capitol Hill is calling fellow religious leaders to be a moral and nonviolent influence in the "Occupy Wall Street" protests occurring around the nation.
- 10/10/2011
Rick Santorum Touts Himself as the Anti-Romney of Socioeconomic Issues
Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum blasted rival Mitt Romney at the this past weekend's Values Voter Summit, saying the former Massachusetts governor does not reflect the conservative values of the Republican base. Santorum echoed conservative calls for a candidate who will stand tall on social and fiscal issues.
- 10/10/2011
Sarah Palin a Potential Kingmaker for GOP Candidates
Since Sarah Palin announced days ago that she would not run for president, underdog GOP candidates are seeking to solidify Tea Party support with an endorsement from the former Alaska governor.
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10/09/2011Herman Cain Gets Defensive Over 999 Tax Plan
Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain defended his 999 tax plan against growing criticism Friday at the Values Voter Summit, telling naysayers to address him directly rather than make calculations of their own.
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10/08/2011Newt Gingrich Promises to Wage War Against Activist Judges
Newly energized Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich asked values voters for their support and offered Constitution-abiding justices in return.
- 10/07/2011
Cantor Bids America to Stand for Pastor Facing Execution in Iran
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor urged Americans on Friday to stand for persecuted Christians such as Iranian Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani, the country of Israel and religious liberty.
- 10/07/2011
Values Voter Summit Opens With Unemployment Talk
On day one of Family Research Council's Values Voter Summit, conservatives and Republican leaders cited the Department of Labor reports showing that unemployment has remained unchanged.
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