The unpredictable Republican presidential candidate race took an unexpected turn with Newt Gingrich’s upset in South Carolina.
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Gingrich surges in South Carolina
Tags: Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Republicans, South Carolina primary
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Nonsensical republican soundbites
Collegian columnist Mike Tudoreanu thinks Republicans have some confused and factually erroneous buzz phrases stuck on repeat.
Tags: campaign, Republicans, Rick Perry, Tea Party movement
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Gambling with healthcare is betting one’s life
Harrison Searles thinks that those who choose not to purchase insurance should not complain when they need medical care.
Tags: Debate, health care, Republicans, Ron Paul, Tea Party
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Budget cuts deeper into the wounds of the suffering
Collegian columnist Ashley O’Neil thinks that Republicans are digging into the pockets of government funding that don’t have extra cash to spend and is taking initiative by fasting.
Tags: budget cuts, Fasting, Republicans
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GOP cuts federal budget by 61 billion
The House of Representatives passed a bill to cut the budget by 61 billion.
Tags: budget cuts, Congress, Republicans
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America thrives on its two party system
Everyone knows politics is a blood sport, but America is a stronger nation for it.
Tags: Democrats, Political Parties, Republicans
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It’s not easy being red
According to a new Huffington Post report, UMass might not be too friendly to conservative speech.
Tags: Democrats, Don Feder, FIRE, Republicans
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The S.U.P.R. manifesto.
It’s time for a new philosophy. One marked by sensibility and cooperation.
Tags: Democrats, GOP, Progressive Party, Republicans, Roosevelt, S.U.P.R., Student United for Progress, students, UMass, UMass Democrats
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The Deficit Game
Mike Tudoreanu is confused. Why are politicians getting all worked up about the deficit now? He thinks that it’s a terrible time to address it and, in the end, taxpayers will be footing the bill yet again.
Tags: deficit, Democrats, politics, Republicans
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