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Our votes, not the Electoral College should be choosing our president
This election is a nail bitter and I truly hope it does not come down to the popular vote being ignored and the Electoral College making the choice for our president. I personally think that system should be abolished and I have read that it is slowly being done state by state.
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The end of the presidential election season is near
DEBARY -- The end is near -- finally. Regardless if you are Republican or Democrat, I will be gladwhen November 6th is over.
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Wave of incumbent discontent: Obama wasted four years
ORLANDO -- America! Land of the free, and home of the brave -- arid lands thirsting for the twilight of individual liberty, vibrantly ambitious of fertile, national loins, begging, reaching -- grasping for change. The election is Tuesday. Tuesday!
Is it a wave? That monsoon the Nixon beasts used to always scream about back in the 1970s before the humiliation of Watergate -- of Watergate! A corrupting, unmitigated disaster, perhaps, for one of the greatest intellectual minds ever to mind the shop of the presidency.
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Crunch time in race for the White House
DEBARY -- With the presidential election looming fast, it's crunch time in the Sunshine State. Florida is a swing state and we are critical to Mit Romney’s success.
With Florida’s 29 electoral votes, as Florida, so goes the election. The other the swing states have importance, but fewer electoral votes: Ohio, the next biggest at 18, followed by Virginia with13 and Wisconsin with 10.
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Obama in electoral trouble; Romney continues to surge
ORLANDO -- Events in Libya continue to spiral out of control for the Obama administration. Gallup released a poll earlier this week, showing President Obama’s approval rating dropping seven points in three days, settling at an underwhelming 46%.
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Obama remains the Manchurian Candidate with his own flag
EDGEWATER -- Four more years are needed for President Obama to reach his goal of generating friendships with 57 Muslim states. In one of his early speeches, he said, "We will win all of the 57 states -- Keep in mind there are 56 Muslim States."
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What happens when authoritative discipline and unconditional love fails?
EDGEWATER -- There comes a moment or sets of moments when we wonder if it was all for naught. Was all my patient plea and serious consequences go in one ear and come out the next.
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Sophomore year at New Smyrna High: Drama as in club
NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- Suddenly everything has stopped spinning; I’m a little dizzy but my vision is beginning to clear. The whirlwind that was sophomore year has come to an end, and looking back, so much has happened.
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Romney stronger again in second debate
ORLANDO — President Barack Obama improved upon his previous performance in the first presidential debate, going after former Gov. Mitt Romney aggressively, in a debate that saw tense clashes between the two men. But Romney was stronger, again.
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Not Big Bird, but the price at the pump
EDGEWATER -- As I was going through my daily morning news review, I recognized one thing: the dismissive attitude of the subsidy cutting of public information. Why aren't my fellow Republicans up in arms regarding removing unbiased public information.


















