The GOP Presidential Candidates Must Discuss Divisive Issues
Of all the special interests squelching limited government, individual liberty, and constitutional rule in our Republican, the most vicious and insidious force is Big Labor.
By Arthur Christopher Schaper —— Bio and Archives--October 2, 2015
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Ann Coulter mocked the eleven Republican Party Presidential candidates in their second debate. All of them lined up and declared that they were pro-gun, pro-life, pro-Israel. I would add that all of them affirmed that they would cut taxes. That is all well and good, but why do Republican candidates seeking the “most conservative” mantle, and then the nomination, keep stumping on these nearly non-issues, which have been all but decided years ago?Welcome to CFP’s Comment Section!
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