Today is last day to register to vote in Pennsylvania Primary

Today is the last day to register to vote for the April 24 primary election.

In addition to nominating candidates for president, voters will also pick candiates for U.S. Senate, state attorney general, auditor general, and treasurer, as well as U.S. House of Representatives, state House and Senate, and delegates to the Republican and Democratic national conventions.

"There are many resources available to help citizens register and vote in these important contests," Secretary of the Commonwealth Carol Aichele said. "Voters can visit www.VotesPA.com to check their registration status, download a voter registration form and find information on their polling place."

Applications from Pennsylvanians registering for the first time, changing their address or changing their party affiliation must be postmarked or delivered to the applicant's county board of elections by the close of business on Monday, March 26.

For more information on voter registration, call the Department of State's toll-free hotline at 1-877-VOTESPA (1-877-868-3772) or visit www.VotesPA.com

March 26 is Deadline to Register to Vote in Pennsylvania Primary

Obama counting on the stupid vote again

When you can't run on your dismal economic record after three disastrous years in the White House, you need something to distract voters.

So what has Obama come up with?

Gary Bauer: The Democrats intend to make birth control a major theme of the 2012 election, especially if Rick Santorum is the Republican presidential nominee.

'Contracepting' a campaign - HUMAN EVENTS

'I don't think most Americans believe the vision of America that Barack Obama is selling'

Rick Santorum in N.H. today: "I don't think most Americans believe the vision of America that Barack Obama is selling."

Who's pulling the strings at Americans Elect?

Liberal Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus is all giddy about a group called Americans Elect, which claims to be nonpartisan and wants to play a major role in electing the next president.

Ruth Marcus: Keep an eye on the Americans Elect - dailylocal.com

But check out this column by G. Murphy Donovan at American Thinker, which implies that Americans Elect is a front for Barack Obama:

Americans Elect: An Obama Trojan Horse?

Gallup: Obama Job Approval Drops Below Jimmy Carter's

If Obama's job approval numbers continue to drop, the Democrats may want to nominate Jimmy Carter in 2012.

Obama Approval Remains at 43% Through Thanksgiving Week

Pennsylvanians split donations between Obama, GOP

Well-to-do Pennsylvania suburbanites who helped fund Obama's campaign in 2009 - and then voted him in - are having second thoughts.

Pennsylvanians split donations between Obama, GOP - pottsmerc.com

Chris Christie Should Be Our Next President

Columnist: Conservatives Must Not Let Media Pick The Candidate

Douglas MacKinnon warns conservatives what happens when they compromise on a political candidate. (Hint: Someone like Barack Obama is elected president)

From his column in Investor's Business Daily:

Leaving aside the televised, overly scripted, predictable and marginally useful "debates" now taking place between the Republican candidates for president, there are much more important discussions going on between conservatives and independents who are unified in their belief that for the good of the nation, Barack Obama must be defeated.

Those discussions — taking place across kitchen tables, in lunchrooms, or in neighborhood bars after a week of hard work — are trying to determine which path to follow in the approaching political fork in the road.

One of those paths will most likely lead to the defeat of Mr. Obama. The other could very well ensure his re-election.

It is critical for Republicans, conservatives, and independents to remember that from the 2008 GOP field, John McCain had the stamp of approval from the mainstream media.

In fact, the liberal media worked overtime to resurrect his then all but comatose campaign. Why?

That same liberal media told us that independents and a good number of Democrats just loved McCain.

Read the full column at the link below:

Conservatives Mustn't Let Media Pick The Candidate - Investors.com

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