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Tragone, Buchanan: Election Day in Dixie; Bob McDonnell for VP?; Germany proposes a Drudge tax; Poll: Most say employers should be allowed not to cover contraception; Keystone pipeline revival tucked in Senate vote this week A hold x Daily Events HumanEventsDaily@email.humanevents.com 10:52 AM (6 hours ago) to me If you are on a mobile device or cannot view the images in this message view this email in your web browser. To ensure future delivery please add HumanEventsDaily@email.humanevents.com to your address book or safe sender's list. With Adam Tragone, Managing Editor 03.13.12 Today's Sponsor Good Tuesday to you all, it's election day in three states today: Alabama, Mississippi, and Hawaii. If you are in one of those fine states, make sure you go to the polls today. Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum are neck and neck in the Deep South. Romney should be fairly confident in a positive outcome, since, most likely, Gingrich and Santorum will split the 'very conservative' vote. However, Gingrich and Santorum have been drumming up the narrative that Romney isn't conservative enough for the base of the Republican electorate. It will be interesting how it plays out, and Human Events will be there every step of the way with live returns and analysis and insight from John Gizzi and John Hayward. S.E. Robinson has a follow-up to his piece from last week this morning. This time, George Soros, T. Boone Pickens, Kevin G. Douglas and companies under their control stand to reap the rewards of billions of taxpayer dollars in subsidies contained in a Democratic-sponsored measure set for a vote this week. A story to sure make waves on the Hill this week. Aside from our wall-to-wall primary coverage, John Gizzi's latest Veepstakes profile is live today. Giz sat down with Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell at the RGA a few weeks ago and asked him about the likelihood he tops the ticket in November. A great interview that you must read... The Senate will take up an amendment today or tomorrow with language that would approve the Keystone XL pipeline. This time, it's an amendment from Pat Roberts of Kansas. Audrey Hudson has the scoop. Thomas Sowell and Patrick J. Buchanan have great columns today, and also a great piece from Hans van Spakovsky on Citizens United and The New York Times' continued attack on the Supreme Court's decision in that case. All of that and much more today at HumanEvents.com —Adam Tragone Looking beyond Jefferson’s job? Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell John Gizzi Veepstakes 2012: Why the 56-year-old McDonnell is spoken increasingly of as a Republican vice presidential candidate ...Read More ADVERTISEMENT Keystone pipeline revival tucked in Senate vote this week Audrey Hudson Senate Republicans are again set to challenge President Obama's contentious decision to kill the Keystone XL pipeline ... Read More The big hoax Thomas Sowell The biggest hoax of the past two generations is still going strong... ...Read More Land of the setting sun Patrick J. Buchanan The gravest problem facing the land of Japan is that it is dying ... Read More Most say employers should be allowed not to cover contraception Read the full story from CBS News Specter says Obama ditched him after he provided 60th vote to pass health reform Get the details from The Hill EDITORIAL: Germany proposes a Drudge Tax Read more from The Washington Times March 13, 1781 Uranus discovered The German-born English astronomer William Hershel discovers Uranus, the seventh planet from the sun. Herschel's discovery of a new planet was the first to be made in modern times, and also the first to be made by use of a telescope. Human Events is now on   Become a Fan today! This email was sent to flyaway.jack@gmail.com because you are subscribed to Daily Events. To update your email delivery preferences, click here. Please do not attempt to respond to this message as your reply will route to an unattended email box. If you have questions, please send them toCustomerService@HumanEventsOnline.com.