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I've been busy with family this weekend, but I've had a few opportunities to do some reading and below are some great reads from this weekend. Part II will follow shortly.
On the GOP primary race:
Legal Insurrection writes about how Tea Party Congressman Allen West is being redistricted out of existence by - the Romney campaign? This GOP primary race may turn out to be about establishment liberal Republicans versus grassroots conservatives.
Gateway Pundit has the video of Sarah Palin talking about how Newt Gingrich would clobber Obama in a debate.
Just a Conservative Girl muses about whether the Herman Cain endorsement will help Newt or not.
National Security:
The ideas of foreign policy have been distilled into security versus military adventurism. There doesn't seem to be in many corners the idea that a mix of approaches is necessary for foreign policy. Either America is an expansionist Empire, or a nation of patsies. It's really not that simple. There are however truths in both sides of those arguments.
The Republican Mother is concerned that America is acting like Britain during it's empirical period and is doomed to the same fate.
State of the country:
Conservative Perspective talks about the state of America's disunion and quotes from very inspirational words about the differing views of what Americans believe.
Western Hero talks about the Fear Driven Economy.
We The People has a parable on how the stimulus doesn't work.
Liberty At Stake talks about the dumbness of crowds and the herd mentality.
Verum Serum reminds us that Newt was cleared of those ethics charges. Are you listening New York Times?
Western Experience notes military experts' divide on military cuts.
On God:
Gorges Grouse doesn't believe in atheists. How's that for turning it on it's head?
TeresAmerica has the Muslim news roundup.
Miscellaneous:
Remember the 'peaceful' Occupy movement? Right Wing News notices a large number of arrests that don't really equate to peaceful.
Eccentric Conservative has a humorous editorial cartoon on media bias.
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