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Category Archives: Conservatism
No GOP Drama: Unanimous Vote for John Boehner
By JAKE SHERMAN POLITICO House Republicans have officially elected Ohio Republican John Boehner as their nominee for speaker of the House. The unanimous voice vote came in a closed-door conference meeting in the Longworth House Office building. The two-decade veteran of Congress from western Ohio met no opposition and will ascend to the top perch [...]
Posted in Congress, Conservatism, Eric Cantor, John Boehner, Politico, Republicans, Solid Principles
Tagged as: Congress, Eric Cantor, GOP, House Speaker John Boehner, Paul Ryan
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They Hate Our Guts…..And they’re drunk on power.
THE WEEKLY STANDARD By: P.J. O’Rourke Perhaps you’re having a tiny last minute qualm about voting Republican. Take heart. And take the House and the Senate. Yes, there are a few flakes of dander in the fair tresses of the GOP’s crowning glory—an isolated isolationist or two, a hint of gold buggery, and Christine O’Donnell [...]
Posted in 2010 Elections, Congress, Conservatism, Democrats, Gaffe, Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi, Republicans, Solid Principles, Tea Party, US Senate Race
Tagged as: Feminism, House Speaker Pelosi, Illegal Aliens, P.J. O'Rourke, Political Humor, Republicans, Sen. Harry Reid, Taxes, The Weekly Standard, U.S. Military
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There’s No Avoiding ‘Repeal and Replace’
It’s essential for limited government. By: James Capretta NRO Scores of House and Senate candidates are campaigning on a platform of reestablishing limited government. There could hardly be a more encouraging development for our republic. After decades of legislators’ piling countless new programs on top of old ones, and two years of the most intense [...]
The Fired Congress
NATIONAL REVIEW ONLINE In December, more than a dozen senators will come back to Washington and decide how much more tax money to take from Americans, without being accountable to any of them. Some companies have a policy that once someone is fired, they aren’t allowed back on the premises out of fear they might [...]
Posted in 2010 Elections, Congress, Conservatism, Editorial, National Review, Recommended Read, Sen. Jim DeMint, Solid Principles, Take Back Congress
Tagged as: 2010 Mid-Term Elections, Christine O'Donnell, John Raese, Ken Buck, Mark Kirk, New Start Treaty, NRO, Republicans, Sen. Jim DeMint
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Blue Dog Democrats are Really Lap Dog Democrats
Chris Chocola, who heads up the CLUB FOR GROWTH said in today’s Wall St. Journal that the so called “Blue Dog Democrats” who are alleged to be feisty fiscal conservatives/moderates that don’t march in lockstep with Nancy Pelosi, voted with her 80% of the time in this Congress. I just wanted to point that out [...]
