From National Journal: Just months after President Obama’s reelection deflated conservative activists, a slew of rapidly unfolding scandals involving government malfeasance is giving the movement new life. “This is a defining moment for our movement, and it will test us … Continue reading
Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com From the Boston Herald, Obama’s attempt at Damage Control Laughable … Continue reading
UKIP has won a small victory in Britain by winning second place in a parliamentary election. OK, they came in second. They didn’t win, what’s the big deal, you say? Here is the big deal. The Conservatives (formerly the Tories) … Continue reading
Republicans started with a unified convention supporting Romney. Then they started a factional war. Conservatives and the Tea Party didn’t want Romney in the primaries, they wanted a conservative. But when Romney won the primaries, conservatives put away their misgivings … Continue reading
New York Times Columnist Gail Collins claims in the video below that the Tea Party wants to cut veterans benefits, then Lawrence O’Donnell joins in saying he doesn’t understand why any veteran would attend a Tea Party rally. But Collins … Continue reading
But they are basing this lovely conclusion on finding a James Holmes on some Tea Party membership list, and IT’S THE WRONG GUY! The Aurora shooter is 24 years old and is apparently not from Colorado, his car has out-of-state … Continue reading
Free enterprise offers the most happiness, freedom and prosperity to the most people. It is also despised by politicians because it limits their power, and by most businessmen because it limits their ability to set their prices and forces them … Continue reading
Indiana sent RINO Republican Senator Richard Lugar back to his home in Washington DC last night and nominated Tea Party candidate Richard Mourdock to be the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in November. Lugar has been in the Senate representing … Continue reading
About 18 months ago I wrote a post titled, “What is Bipartisanship and Why Does Anyone Want It?”, in which I questioned whether bipartisanship in politics is the wonderful elixir a lot of people think it is. I now have … Continue reading