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- Kurt Browning returns as Secretary of State. Governor Rick Scott appointed Browning, who served in the position, to oversee Florida elections. Browning is a strong advocate for strict voter ID matching and against so-called "Fair Districts Florida."
- Pam Bondi takes over the fight against Obamacare. In Wednesday's WSJ, Bondi says that if Obamacare is constitutional, then there are virtually no limits to the grip of federal control.
- Boehner Takes the Gavel: The end of the Pelosi era took place this week as a sarcastic Nancy Pelosi handed the gavel of power over to a weepy incoming Speaker John Boehner.
- How Gays Can Save the GOP: One writer talks about how a gay infiltration of the Republican Party could benefit both factions and change attitudes. Could it work, and would it be a good idea?
- Obama policies driving up fuel prices. Where is the outrage? As gas prices top $3 a gallon again, the Obama administration has cut supply and increased our dependence on foreign oil.
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Will the Real Republicans Please Stand Up? Jessica Osman calls out the real RINOs for causing headaches and drama instead of using their talents on GOP activism.
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