Elections

The American Electorate and the Election of 2012

April 19, 2013
The American Electorate and the Election of 2012

The American Electorate has changed and definitely leans left. In this viral web article, it is explained in detail and shows why conservatism is in trouble

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Open Letter

April 15, 2013
Open Letter

My wife and I go on vacation every anniversary.  Apparently, we’re not the only people that do this.  Recently the Treasury Department provided Jay Z and Beyoncé a license to travel to Cuba for their Fifth Wedding Anniversary.  The only problem with this is that the U.S. restricts its citizens from traveling to or even [...]

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Alec Baldwin Is A Racist

February 18, 2013
alec baldwin is a racist

According to the New York Post, yesterday morning on an East Village street actor and ardent Democrat Alec Baldwin called a black Post photographer a “coon”, “crackhead” and a “drug dealer.”  The photographer, a decorated retired detective with the NYPD’s Organized Crime Control Bureau, G.N. Miller said of the confrontation, “He was saying some serious racist [...]

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Illogical Extremism of the left

January 26, 2013
Gun Control

Members of the institutionalized left are going to use their agenda to promote gun control and to attempt to take our our second amendment rights.

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“progressive” Gun Control

January 19, 2013
bho gun control

The Second Amendment is not about hunting.  It is about the Right of the American people to prevent the likes of Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Diane Feinstein, Andrew Cuomo et al from obtaining unrestrained power. It is about the power of the people to prevent their being rounded up and put in gulags and/or concentration [...]

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Silver Linings of 2012

December 31, 2012
silver-lining

As 2011 ended, I was optimistic about the future.  Our business was going to boom, Obama was going to lose to Mitt Romney in a landslide election, I’d get to spend another year with my WWII vet grandfather, my football teams — Colorado Buffaloes and Pittsburgh Steelers — were going to do well, taxes would [...]

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Sad For My Son

December 12, 2012
Tim Tom

This last Saturday my wife and I welcomed our first child, Thomas Douglas Ross, into this world. Without getting into too much detail, our little guy was 6 years and 9 months in the making. So, he’s a bit of a miracle baby and kind of a big deal to us. We’re pleased my baby [...]

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Tea Party-Unite

December 6, 2012
Tax Day Protest

Before the country can be united, the GOP must be united behind the American message. Before the GOP can be united, the Tea Party must be united

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Rejuvenating the GOP Machine

November 23, 2012
GOP Machine

By:  Eli Steele The final death knell came for the Grand Old Party (GOP) machine on Election Night 2012. It went by with barely a sound as Republicans agitated over how the Democratic machine dominated despite a 7.9% unemployment rate, the unpopular Obamacare, and a profoundly weak foreign policy. In reality, the GOP machine never [...]

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York: In Ohio, the GOP puzzles over missing white voters

November 14, 2012
Byron York

Out in the field, the Republicans actually involved in the election are talking about different things. For example, in Ohio — the most hotly contested state in the entire race — Republicans are asking why a large group of voters, carefully cultivated through personal contacts and putative supporters of Mitt Romney, just didn’t show up at the polls.

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