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by Javier Manjarres Florida Senator Marco Rubio has gone on the record, again, stating that he will not be the Vice Presidential nominee on the Republican ticket in 2012. Rubio is considered by many to be the top choice for the #2 spot on the Presidential ticket, but he continues to indicate that he is [...]

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by Lone Shark There’s been a lot of talk of late regarding Social Security and the federal program’s similarity to a “Ponzi Scheme”, a comparison which I think is unfair to Charles Ponzi.  To Ponzi’s credit, at least he had to convince his dupes, I mean his investors, to opt-in to his phony investment schemes. [...]

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by Lone Shark It’s hard to believe we are now upon 10th Anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, our generation’s day of infamy that changed America forever.  Perhaps the commemoration of an event of this magnitude is why ten years seems more like 10 days, and the memorial will no doubt bring back a flood [...]

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by Javier Manjarres The Shark Tank is announcing its endorsement of Adam Hasner for U.S. Senate. We’ve been all over this primary from the beginning, and until now, we were content to let the primary process play out long enough before coming to a consensus as to who was both the most electable and across-the-board [...]

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by Lone Shark It’s been a mere three weeks since Governor Rick Perry jumped into the GOP Presidential primary, and by every indication, Perry’s strategically timed entrance into the race appears to have paid off as he now finds himself the clear frontrunner in the race.  Politics is always about timing, and it appears that [...]

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by Javier Manjarres As much as I try to refrain from shameless self promotion, I, El Sharko, am now forced to step up take my turn at the plate in order to restore balance in the political blogosphere.  In a blog post featured on yesterday’s version of POLITICO, once of its reporters mischaracterized an earlier interview [...]

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by Javier Manjarres With President Obama’s approval rating from Hispanics in a complete free fall based on the latest Gallup numbers, the so-called conventional wisdom that the Hispanic vote is a reliable Democrat constituency group who are primarily concerned about amnesty for illegal immigrants is being turned on its head.  A drop this precipitous- over [...]

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by Javier Manjarres Disturbing developments coming out of Broward County, Florida- RNC co-Chair Sharon Day has been targeted with inappropriate and possibly sexist remarks by members of the Broward Republican Executive Committee (BREC).   The Shark Tank has learned that supporters of BREC Chairman Richard Lee DeNapoli have set up yet another anonymous website in [...]

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by Lone Shark In a somewhat unexpected move, Jeb Bush Jr. has endorsed Jon Huntsman for President: “I am confident that Jon’s vision will appeal to young voters, who are concerned about the trillions of dollars in debt being piled on their backs, and who desperately seek jobs and economic opportunity,” Bush said in a [...]

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by Javier Manjarres Earlier this year, I put forth a possible scenario that I believed made complete political sense and yet caused quite a stir- I speculated that it would make sense if Congressman Allen West were to for the U.S. Senate seat that Democrat Bill Nelson currently holds.  At the time, many close to [...]

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