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Laura Ingraham Considering Running for Public Office

Well imagine that!

Laura Ingraham, the conservative radio host and Fox News contributor, says she may run for public office one day.

“I’ve been approached by various people to get involved,” Ingraham told The Sunday Times over the weekend. “I’m keeping an open mind about running for office in the future.”

Ingraham did not specify what office she would pursue, nor where. She was not immediately available for comment on Monday.

In recent months, Ingraham has campaigned aggressively against immigration reform, backing “anti-amnesty” candidates like Dave Brat, who defeated Rep. Eric Cantor in Virginia, and Tennessee Senate hopeful Joe Carr.

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Rush Limbaugh Should Be Happy – Sandra Fluke is Running for Office

Thanks to Rush Limbaugh, for putting the spotlight on Sandra Fluke. Her desire to run for office is a positive step forward for Democrats and the women’s movement.

Women’s rights activist Sandra Fluke appears to be moving forward with a run for Congress.

Fluke has filed with the California state Democratic Party to seek its endorsement in the race for retiring Rep. Henry Waxman’s (D-Calif.) seat, according to the state party Web site.

A state party delegate confirmed to Post Politics that Fluke has filed and paid the fee to appear on the ballot this weekend.

Fluke hasn’t officially announced her campaign or filed with the Federal Election Commission, and she didn’t immediately return a request for comment. But filing for the state party’s endorsement means she’s now officially part of the process.

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Mitt Romney Says He’s Not A Career Politician. Let’s Go To The Video Tape

Another superb production by the DNC. This time, taking on the false claim by Republican Presidential candidate, Mitt Romney: “I didn’t spend my life in politics.”

Well, maybe not your  entire life Mitt, but a huge portion of it was spent in politics, and we’re sure if children were allowed to run for political office, you would have been first in line.

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