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David Shribman, editor of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette, is worried about the GOP economic message. In an article called “What Isn’t Being Said About 2016,” Shribman speaks with great compassion of “the anguish Republican candidates are having in trying to figure out how to address economic issues.” Shribman describes the problem as “conservatives struggling to address the wealth gap.”[...]
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Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee (photo credit: Gage Skidmore via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0)[/caption][...]
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee (photo credit: Gage Skidmore via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0)[/caption][...] 
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The following is adapted from APP Chairman Sean Fieler's introduction of Gov. Bobby Jindal at the American Principles Project gala on Feb. 5 in Washington D.C.[...]
On February 5, The Hill reported on criticism of Senator Rand Paul’s Audit the Fed bill. In response, Sen. Paul was quoted as saying, “Citizens have the right to know why the Fed’s policies have resulted in a stagnant economy and record numbers of people dropping out of the workforce.”[...]
After the American Principles Project’s State Lunch on February 5, LifeSiteNews interviewed Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal. The governor stated that he was "proud to stand up for innocent, unborn life," and that he was "proud to stand up and say that I believe in the traditional definition of marriage, between a man and a woman." He urged his fellow potential candidates to follow suit and stand up for their conservative beliefs as well. Jindal reiterated that he was "a believer in traditional marriage…a believer in protecting innocent human life, unborn life. [As well as] a strong believer in religious liberty."[...]