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Glenn Beck Announces Restoring Love Initiative to ‘Put Big Government Out Of Business’
Yesterday, I wrote about Glenn Beck’s plan to announce an initiative which he said on his Internet subscription-network, GBTV, today would work to “put big government out of business” by creating a service project called Restoring Love. The project will... (Continue reading)
The progressive “climate of hate:” An illustrated primer, 2000-2010
Written on 10 Jan, 2011 at 18:38 By: Christopher Gary in Conservatism
The Tucson massacre ghouls who are now trying to criminalize conservatism have forced our hand. They need to be reminded. You need to be reminded. Confront them. Don’t be cowed into silence. Read more – The progressive “climate of hate:”... (Continue reading)
Where’s the Outrage?
Written on 15 Dec, 2010 at 22:43 By: Michael Youngblood in Al Gore, Congress, Conservatism, Economics, Energy, Environment, Nancy Pelosi
Hat tip: Bob Morgan The Senate today passed the compromise legislation to continue the Bush tax credits. Within that legislation were production tax credits for bio-diesel and renewable diesel fuels, credits for steel industry fuel, alternative vehicle fuels, and an... (Continue reading)
Running City Government The “Right” Way: A Profile Of Mayor Robert Rose
Written on 22 Nov, 2010 at 23:15 By: David Huguenel in Bureaucracy, Conservatism, Corruption, Economics
When people think of small town mayors, they typically begin conjuring up images of southern good ‘ol boys like Boss Hogg and other equally corrupt stereotypes. However, there is one man in north Louisiana that is proving those old labels... (Continue reading)
Unbridled Threats From The Eco-Left
Written on 9 Nov, 2010 at 22:43 By: Michael Youngblood in Barack Obama, Congress, Conservatism, Energy, Environment
… members of the new House majority would be making a huge mistake – a potentially fatal mistake – if they think this cresting wave of economic ire gives them a mandate to roll back America’s environmental safeguards, as some... (Continue reading)
Cutting Government Spending: Lessons to Learn
Written on 4 Nov, 2010 at 13:56 By: John Robert Butler in 2012, Barack Obama, Congress, Conservatism, Economics, National, Social Security, The GOP
The GOP would do well to learn from the actions of the United Kingdom Conservative Party. Even considering the vast differences between our political systems, it is interesting to note the similarities that have formed between the American and British... (Continue reading)
Cutting Government Spending: Lessons to Learn
Written on 1 Nov, 2010 at 18:19 By: John Robert Butler in 2012, Barack Obama, Congress, Conservatism, National, The GOP
The GOP would do well to take a lesson from the United Kingdom Conservative Party. Even given the vast differences between the U.S. and U.K. political systems, it is interesting how similar our electorates have become over the past decade. Britain,... (Continue reading)
Hope and Change – A Contrarian View
Written on 6 Oct, 2010 at 22:24 By: Michael Youngblood in 2010 Elections, 2012, Barack Obama, Congress, Conservatism, John Boehner, Nancy Pelosi, Social Security, Tea Parties
“Hope and Change” is a buzz phrase we have been hearing for over two years. While seeking the Democratic nomination for president, the Obama campaign couldn’t utter their promise enough, promising hope for a brighter future through energy independence by... (Continue reading)
NFL Throws Flag On Feingold Ad
Down by double digits to rising Republican star Ron Johnson in the polls, Wisconsin Democrat senator Russ Feingold coughed up one of the worst political ads of this campaign cycle – and proceeded to get himself in hot water with... (Continue reading)
Mushy Murkowski Move Makes Clear New Blood Badly Needed In GOP Caucus
Written on 29 Sep, 2010 at 21:18 By: MacAoidh in 2010 Elections, Christine O'Donnell, Conservatism, David Vitter, Jim DeMint, Marco Rubio, Tea Parties, The GOP
Fallout continues to pile up from last week’s doings at the Senate GOP caucus conference on the fate of defeated Sen. Lisa Murkowski, who opted for a write-in independent campaign after losing a primary race to Joe Miller. Specifically, an... (Continue reading)