2012 Presidential Election | The Oregon Catalyst

by In the news Tuesday, April 10. 2012

by NW Spotlight The Hill is reporting that Rick Santorum will drop out of the presidential race this afternoon. The Hill notes that this will essentially guarantee Mitt Romney the GOP nomination. The article also provides a delegate count: ”It takes … Continue reading →

Posted by In the news at 11:28 | Posted in 2012 Presidential Election | 18 Comments

Why Romney’s not debating in Oregon

by In the news Thursday, March 15. 2012

by Brendan Monaghan With Super Tuesday now well behind us and another supposedly-important delegate dash in our wake, it’s time for certain people to face some unpleasant facts. Tuesday’s narrative, parroted by the left-wing media and the right-wing commentariat alike, … Continue reading →

Posted by In the news at 10:00 | Posted in 2012 Presidential Election | 16 Comments

Winning the Presidential Election is the Most Important Issue

by Larry Huss Wednesday, March 7. 2012

During the recent Republican presidential primary election in Michigan a significant amount of detailed exit polling was done. I am usually suspicious of polling data because it can be easily skewed based on manipulating the demographics of those polled. But … Continue reading →

Posted by Larry Huss at 05:00 | Posted in 2012 Presidential Election, Economy, Federal Budget, President Obama, Uncategorized | 17 Comments

Republicans: Distracted from the Real Issues

by Larry Huss Wednesday, February 22. 2012

If the Republican Party thinks it is going to defeat Pres. Barack Obama, it better get its act together. Right now it is being led around by the nose by America’s mainstream media (a group that overwhelming supports Mr. Obama) … Continue reading →

Posted by Larry Huss at 05:00 | Posted in 2012 Presidential Election, Economy, President Obama, Religion, Uncategorized | 20 Comments

“We Have a Year to Figure out How to Violate Our Consciences”

by Kathryn Hickok Saturday, February 11. 2012

“Never before has the federal government forced individuals and organizations to go out into the marketplace and buy a product that violates their conscience,” stated Cardinal-designate Timothy Dolan, archbishop of New York and the president of the United States Conference … Continue reading →

Posted by Kathryn Hickok at 05:00 | Posted in 2012 Presidential Election, Federal Budget, Government Regulation, Health & Human Services, Health Care Reform, Individual Responsiblity, President Obama, Religion, Taxes | Tagged Archbishop Timothy Dolan, Catholic Church, contraception mandate, Department of Health and Human Services, First Amendment, free exercise of religion, freedom of conscience, health care, Michael Milton, ObamaCare, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, PPACA, President Barack Obama, Reformed Theological Seminary, religious freedom | 32 Comments

Gingrich could have delivered Obama’s State of the Union

by In the news Thursday, January 26. 2012

by Eric Shierman If your singular focus is to elect a president that can reduce federal spending regardless of what party holds congress, then Ron Paul is your man. If any Republican primary voters out there did not watch Obama’s … Continue reading →

Posted by In the news at 05:00 | Posted in 2012 Presidential Election, President Obama | 27 Comments

Santorum drops out of the presidential race

Why Romney’s not debating in Oregon

Winning the Presidential Election is the Most Important Issue

Republicans: Distracted from the Real Issues

“We Have a Year to Figure out How to Violate Our Consciences”

Gingrich could have delivered Obama’s State of the Union

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