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In New Hampshire, there exists two Republican legislators, one of whom once worked as a supervisor at a fast food restaurant, which means, of course that he knows everything there is to know about how to treat employees.

What was once a closely-watched gauge of the conservative electorate, the CPAC straw poll, will again take its place among the major events of the political season, the organizer of the 2012 edition of the Conservative Political Action Conference told me Thursday.

Precinct 113, the west-side home for hundreds of El Paso County Republicans , met Tuesday night for its portion of the state GOP caucus.

So the Ron Paul fans are hopping mad over the Nevada caucus results, claiming that the election was "stolen" from Ron Paul, because they can't understand how Paul did so poorly, given his focus on the caucus states.

St. Mary Grade School students visit the St. Vincent de Paul clothing store and food pantry, 342 N. Main St., on Thursday as part of Catholic Schools Week.

One fan had written neatly in green ink in the corner: "We're so grateful for your family.

If you ask Donald Trump, his endorsement is the most coveted in the race for the GOP presidential nomination.

The cost is $40 per person and only 100 tickets are available. Dinner and drinks will be served at 5:30 p.m. Dinner includes all-you-can eat Dungeness crab, pasta, salad and garlic bread.

And the reason we know this - aside from the TV networks blowing off Nevada to report this live from New York - is that he's got Nevada's sizable Mormon electorate locked up.

Last night, Ron Paul had a particularly impressive debate. He wasn't as long-winded as usual, he made at least one quip that had the audience laughing with him and not at him, and he spoke as well as usual about the need for sound fiscal policy.

On Monday, 23 January, the University of South Florida and NBC hosted one of the many Republican Presidential Debates of the 2012 election cycle.

A little over a year later, in the state's presidential primary, the same electorate gave over 56 percent of its votes to a couple of moneyed "moderates," one of whom served in the Obama administration and the other of whom left no trace in office other than the pilot program for Obamacare.