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  Mar 17, 2014

  Common Core: Big Business Steps Up Fight Against Activist Moms

  A coalition of business groups are stepping up their campaign supporting President Barack Obama's education agenda, the Common Core State Standards Initiative, with national TV ads that began Sunday. The move highlights the split between pro-business Republicans and grassroots activists in the conservative movement.

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  Mar 15, 2014

  Obama on Joke That He Wears 'Mom Jeans:' 'I Look Very Sharp in Jeans'

  President Barack Obama pushed back Friday against the joke that he wears "mom jeans." "I look very sharp in jeans," he told Ryan Seacrest in a radio interview.

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  Mar 15, 2014

  These 6 Same-Sex Marriage Supporters Also Support Religious Freedom

  Supporters of same-sex marriage appear to increasingly hold the view that for gay rights to expand, religious freedom must shrink. Some same-sex marriage supporters, though, are pushing back against that trend.

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  Mar 14, 2014

  White House May Have Quietly Killed 'Obamacare' Individual Mandate

  Nearly a week after the White House made the decision, "Obamacare" opponents are discovering that the administration apparently has walked away from the individual mandate that these opponents have been working so hard to delay.

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  Mar 13, 2014

  Huckabee: Every Abortion Has Two Victims

  There are two victims of every abortion, the unborn child and the mother, Mike Huckabee said Wednesday for his keynote speech at the Susan B. Anthony List's Campaign for Life Gala.

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  Mar 12, 2014

  Social Conservatives May Have Made the Difference in Stunning Republican Victory in Fla. Special Election

  Politically conservative Catholics and Evangelicals may have played an important role in the surprising victory of Republican David Jolly over Democrat Alex Sink in Florida's Tuesday special election to fill the U.S. House seat for the state's district 13.

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  Mar 12, 2014

  Analysis: In Defense of Planned Parenthood, Conservatives Should Avoid Inconsistent 'Fungible Funds' Argument

  In efforts to "defund" Planned Parenthood, the nation's largest abortion provider, conservatives often argue that money going to Planned Parenthood pays for abortions, even if the money is not directly for abortions, because money is fungible. Conservatives should avoid making this argument because the same argument could be used to negatively impact religious freedom.

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  Mar 12, 2014

  Former Kansas AG Who Investigated Abortion Clinics Asks US Supreme Court to Review His 'Political Persecution,' Law License Suspension

  Former Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a Kansas Supreme Court decision suspending his law license. His supporters argue he is the victim of "political persecution" for his investigations into abortion clinics in his state.

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  Mar 11, 2014

  Conn. High School Blocks Pro-Life Student Group From Handing Out Information

  Branford High School administrators have blocked Students for Life of Branford from handing out information during lunch time, even though other student groups are allowed to do so.

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  Mar 8, 2014

  Santorum: Republicans Need to Be More Like Pope Francis

  Republicans should learn from Pope Francis how to better communicate their message, Rick Santorum, former Pennsylvania senator and 2012 Republican presidential candidate, argued Friday at the Conservative Political Action Conference.