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Might Barack Obama wind up in history as being known as America′s last president? I know what you are thinking. ″There goes Andy again on another crazy conspiracy theory!″ But oddly enough, one Russian academic who had been a consultant to the old KGB thought so, way back in 1998! True, he did not name Barack Obama by name, but Professor Igor Panarin cannot know ever minor detail, now can he? The former Colonel in the KGB is an expert in many disciplines, including psychological warfare, politics, and economics. In 1997, he predicted that America′s last president would be elected in 2008 and that an economic collapse would cause the United States to break apart into several separate nations in 2010.

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Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney easily won in Arizona yesterday, but it may be the Michigan primary results that could have an impact on next week′s Super Tuesday elections. Arizona was called almost as soon as the polls closed at 9pm EST. Romney won over Rick Santorum handily by about 19 points. Yet, Mitt still flooded the airwaves with negative campaign ads against Santorum, resulting in a low turn out. For example, Kayla Frost of the Tuscon Citizen reported that in Pinal County, only 61% of the absentee ballots requested were turn in. The same occurred in Michigan, where barely 18% of registered voters cast ballots. The Great Lakes State was inundated with negative TV ads not only from both candidates and their Super PACs, but also from the PACs of Barack Obama and other Left-leaning groups, like MoveOn.org.

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Mitt Romney yesterday termed a robocall by Rick Santorum’s campaign a ‘terrible dirty trick’ and said that efforts to get Democrats to vote in Michigan were ‘outrageous and disgusting’. The call encouraged Democrats to vote for the ex-Pennsylvania Senator to send a message to Romney since he was so vociferously opposed to the auto bailout.

Romney made this charge in Royal Oak, Michigan at a rally last night. He was joined by a celebrity/musician, Kid Rock, who played ‘Born Free’ at the gathering. It is unclear how many of those voting today are suitably impressed by the appearance of this singer; I’d guess that he will have slightly less impact than the video of Scarlett Johansson in 2008. I could be wrong, though.

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Today is the much anticipated 2012 Michigan GOP primary. Just how important is this election in the State of Michigan? The latest Public Policy Poll, which has been fairly accurate in many of the recent primary games, shows Rick Santorum with 38% to Mitt Romney′s 37%, a very narrow lead. With the margin of error, the Great Lakes State is essentially a toss up. While both candidates opposed the bailouts of the auto companies headquartered in Detroit, Michigan, much more material is being used against Romney who advocated a managed bankruptcy. Several Super PACs, including Barack Obama′s one, Priorities USA Action, have been running ads against Mitt. There is even talk of a plot called Operation Hilarity to get Democrats to cross over and vote for Santorum in today′s open primary. Santorum, himself, has launched a robo-call blitz encouraging Democrats to vote for him.

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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton defended the Obama apology to leaders in the Arab world as Republican presidential candidates criticized President Barack Obama. A deadly car bombing at the NATO air base in Jalalabad killed nine people today, the sixth day of violent protests over the accidental burning of some Korans by U.S. troops at a prison facility at Bagram Air Field outside Kabul. Yesterday, seven U.S. soldiers were injured during a grenade attack in Kunduz province. The Pentagon today released the names of the two American officers who were murdered while inside the Afghan Interior Ministry. NATO commander, U.S. Air Force General John Allen, has since banned all NATO officers from any duty posts at an Afghan government ministries. Despite Hamid Karzai appealing for calm, some 40 people have been killed and many more wounded since the latest outbreak of violence began.

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Some of you may not be aware of a little trafficked website named Media Matters for America, but it is a pretty high-powered website for programming the left-wing attack machine. It is a George Soros-funded entity that claims to be a non-profit — more on that in a minute — and its chief concern is to attack various conservative media outlets (mostly Fox News) and serving as the leading left-wing programmer of the Democrat political narrative. Fox News recently reported that David Brock, MMfA founder, has been paying off his “domestic partner” to keep quiet about the financial fraud going on with MMfA’s accounts, as well. It is also a pretty virulently anti-Jew site and that is something that a lefty icon is calling them on at long last.

MMfA has been in the news of late since the DailyCaller launched an insider expose series of how MMfA is programmed by Obama in secret meetings and in turn is itself programming the media with Obama’s message. Fox News recently reported that David Brock, MMfA founder, has been paying off his “domestic partner” to keep quiet about the financial fraud going on with MMfA’s accounts, as well.

Now leading lefty super-lawyer, Alan Dershowitz, is attacking MMfA for its extreme anti-Semitism.
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GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum on Sunday said that the 1960 speech by John F Kennedy about the need for an ″absolute″ separation between Church and State makes him want to ″throw up.″ The JFK speech was made at a time when many voters were concerned that as a Catholic, Kennedy would consult regularly with the Vatican on issues. Santorum, who is also a Catholic, disagrees with JFK. Appearing on the ABC News Sunday talk show, ′This Week′, Santorum argues that it violates the First Amendment for the ″free exercise of religion.″ So once again, Rick Santorum is focusing on non-economic issues as his poll numbers sink.

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Tuesday, February 28 are the 2012 Arizona and Michigan Republican primaries. Right Pundits will cover the event with a Live Blog, providing exit poll data and primary results from Arizona and Michigan, as well as links to live feeds and live streaming video when available. Our coverage will begin at 7pm Eastern and carry on through the night. The latest polls show Mitt Romney with a double-digit lead over Rick Santorum in Arizona. But the Michigan primary is a closer toss-up, though Romney is beginning to bounce back after beating up Santorum during the last GOP debate.

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