Marco Rubio’s conservative record

Out of 435 members in Congress, Marco Rubio is the 8th most Conservative.

He is more conservative than conservative Iowa Congressman, Steve King, or the iconic conservative Iowan Senator, Charles Grassley.

According to the Heritage Action scorecard, Mr. Rubio has a 94% conservative voting record…

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Good news: Trump slips in Iowa

Ted Cruz has taken a slight lead over Donald Trump in Iowa.

This is good news, because Donald Trump would most likely get trumped by Hillary Clinton in a national election…

An NBC/WSJ poll shows Hillary beating the Donald by 10 points, fifty to forty.

However, the same poll shows her only beating Ted Cruz by 3 points, forty-eight to forty-five.

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Insiders vs. outsiders in the Republican polls

Outsiders Donald Trump and Ben Carson continue to lead beltway insiders Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz in the RealClearPolitics (RCP) average for the Republican nomination.

In Iowa, here’s how they stack up:

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Debate idea

Four Republicans are brilliant debaters: Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, Chris Christie and Carly Fiorina.

The Christie and Fiorina campaigns are lagging far behind. According to the Real Clear Politics average, Fiorina stands at 3.8% and Christie at 2%.

By Contrast, Rubio is in 3rd place (behind Carson and Trump) at 11% and Cruz is at 8.8%.

Here is an idea that could boost the efforts of Fiorina or Christie: one of them should challenge Bernie Sanders to a good old-fashioned one-on-one debate.

Mr. Sanders’ campaign needs a boost too. The RCP average has him trailing Hillary Clinton 54% to 32%.

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“Jeb can fix it”

The Jeb Bush campaign has come up with a new campaign slogan:

“Jeb can fix it.”

Mistake.

Let’s start with the obvious. Fix what?

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How Republicans can regain the momentum

Obama has crushed the Republicans.
They knew heading into the government shutdown that they will lose the PR wars. Admittedly, they have always rebounded fairly well, as they did during the Gingrich/Clinton shutdowns in the mid 90s.
But times are different today. They are up against the most formidable foe the GOP has faced since the old Soviet Union.
Barack Obama will negotiate with terrorists, anti-semites, and America haters on any corner of the earth. But he has proven his resolve in not only refusing to negotiate with Republicans, but in trying to destroy the Republican brand.
There is one way for the Republicans to regain the momentum …

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