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| Dots connect: Obama agents snagged on birth control | | Why did birth control suddenly appear out of the blue as a presidential campaign issue? WND has connected the dots, and has found that it's more like out of left field than out of the blue, with Obama's minions behind it all. | Read the latest now on WND.com.
| | Plus! | | Comments unearthed from a 2008 speech about Satan's influence on America made Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum the target of derision and mockery today, but talk-radio host Michael Savage contends the former Pennsylvania senator is right, and his beliefs should only help his chances for the White House this fall. | Click here for details.
| | And will a Fox News star be Ron Paul's VP? | | As a variety of names are now being floated for presidential running mates, Republican candidate Ron Paul says this Fox News star might be at the top of his list. | Click here for details.
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