Category: Conservative Philosophy

Could Obama Face Felony Charge In Arizona?

By TJ Thompson on Feb 07, 2012 in 2012 Election News, Conservative Philosophy, In The News, Legislation, Politics

AZ Gov. Jan Brewer and President Obama (Photo Courtesy The Associated Press) The State of Arizona is, once again, taking on the Federal Government. Before, it was on illegal immigrants and the lack of Federal involvement. This time the fight centers around the healthcare law: Commonly called “Obamacare” or “Harrycare” (after Senator Harry Reid). Arizona [...]

Comrade Obama’s Three-Card Monte

By Joel Turtel on Feb 06, 2012 in Conservative Philosophy, In The News, Opinion, Politics

The Marxist trickster was at it again in his “State of the Union” address to Congress last week. It’s as if Obama was playing three-card Monte with Congress and the American people and saying, “you people are really stupid, so watch the cards, folks, and tell me where the truth-pebble is.” Comrade Obama, in pursuit [...]

#NDAA TwitterBomb Monday Night

By TJ Thompson on Jan 30, 2012 in 2012 Election News, Conservative Philosophy, Featured Posts, In The News, Legislation, Politics

Today – Monday, January 30, 2012 – starting at 7pm Eastern, Twitter users are encouraged to participate in a “TwitterBomb” for the National Defense Authorization Act or NDAA. The NDAA allows for the unlawful, indefinite detention of American citizens, and has been mostly ignored by the media and politicians. Only two Presidential candidates oppose this [...]

Captain Obama in "Turn This Ship Around" ad

Will Grassroots Ad Campaign Create Political Tsunami?

By TJ Thompson on Jan 30, 2012 in 2012 Election News, Conservative Philosophy, In The News, Politics, Videos

Conservative Daily News has reported on two 2012 Congressional candidates using the controversial, tightrope-walking ad which garnered over 90,000 views in four days. “Turn This Ship Around” lands a series of punches squarely on the chin of President Obama. Mr. Obama is portrayed as the arrogant, steadfast captain of a ship heading in the wrong direction. The [...]

Why obama is Toast

By Michael J. Fell on Jan 26, 2012 in 2012 Election News, A Broken System, Conservative Philosophy, Health Care Reform, In The News, Opinion, Politics

This just in from the Associated Press: The Commerce Department said Thursday new-home sales fell last month to a seasonally adjusted annual pace of 307,000. The pace is less than half the 700,000 that economists say must be sold in a healthy economy. About 302,000 homes were sold last year. That’s less than the 323,000 [...]

US Energy Policy: Why It Failed & How To Fix It

By TJ Thompson on Jan 26, 2012 in Conservative Philosophy, Featured Posts, Legislation, Money, Opinion, Politics

THE FACTS ABOUT UNITED STATES ENERGY One of the biggest drains on the American economy is, undoubtedly the importation of energy. In the early 1970′s the United States was the world’s largest producer of Oil and Natural Gas. If we still remain near the top of the world’s list of producers – #3 according to the [...]

Ron Paul: Sage Grandfather or Crazy Uncle?

By Bob Russell on Jan 23, 2012 in 2012 Election News, Conservative Philosophy, In The News, Opinion, Politics

I find myself intrigued with Ron Paul on a regular basis. The man can get up and say some of the most patriotic and sensible things in one sentence and then in the next sentence sound like he just came out of an insane asylum. Paul has great ideas when it comes to fiscal responsibility, [...]

Angry Newt?

By Michael J. Fell on Jan 23, 2012 in 2012 Election News, Conservative Philosophy, In The News, Opinion, Politics

A consensus seems to have been reached across the network/cable/dish television sphere that Newt Gingrich’s unexpected success in the South Carolina primary was due to his being angry at and telling off members of the “elite media” during the two South Carolina GOP Debates. The “elite media”? What the heck is the “elite media”? Does [...]

Conservative Super-Bloggers speak their minds, but do their high-powered voices really matter?

By Jeremy Griffith on Jan 21, 2012 in Blogs, Conservative Philosophy, Featured, Jeremy Griffith

Ok, you’ve heard the jokes: Chuck Norris’s tears cure cancer; too bad he has never cried. Super star conservative bloggers Chuck Norris and Ted Nugent came out with blogs this week supporting conservative philosophy. Norris used his star power in his blog on World Net Daily to endorse Republican Presidential candidate Newt Gingrich and Nugent [...]

An Open Letter To Newsweek Magazine

By Michael J. Fell on Jan 19, 2012 in 2012 Election News, A Broken System, Conservative Philosophy, In The News, Opinion, Politics

It goes beyond nauseatingly putrid that your once fine magazine has regressed into nothing more than a blatantly obvious propaganda tool of the unconstitutional, anti-American, fringe “progressive” Marxist agenda. On exactly what basis are you so eminently qualified as to make the determination that Patriotic Americans who want our country to follow the original intent [...]

Bob Beckel: Liberals Created A Dependent Society With Welfare

By AiPolitics on Jan 18, 2012 in Conservative Philosophy, featured opinion, Money, Opinion, Politics, Videos

We live in a world of “Gotcha Journalism” that greases its wheels with quotes like the one in this video. That is why I’m going to try to share it responsibly. Bob Beckel, the “resident Liberal” at Fox News, made a startling comment today on The Five. When briefly discussing entitlements, he said that Liberals [...]

Patriotism and Partisanship

By Amelia Hamilton on Jan 16, 2012 in Conservative Books, Conservative Philosophy, Opinion, Politics

I’ve noticed a troubling trend in patriotism lately. It would appear that those who live and breathe politics see patriotism as a partisan (or, at least, right versus left) issue. People hear the word “patriot,” and automatically assume that it’s code for “conservative.” They see some kind of covert plan to rebrand conservative ideology. Is [...]

Marin Luther King Jr. Day revisited

By Jeremy Griffith on Jan 16, 2012 in Blogs, Conservative Philosophy, Jeremy Griffith

Today on the anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr. Day it is imperative that we as conservatives and libertarians remember and extol the great work that MLK accomplished in his lifetime. And we must unfortunately recognize that the work he began he passed onto us to complete. The check King spoke of granting the freedom [...]

Jefferson Bethke Versus the Amazing Atheist: A Tale of Two Worldviews

By Jeremy Griffith on Jan 15, 2012 in Blogs, Conservative Philosophy, Jeremy Griffith

A recent You Tube video by Jefferson Bethke has garnered an amazing 10 million plus hits in four days. It is a poem in verse in which the artist compares Jesus to manmade religion. Religion, he says, is man-made and hollow, binding us up as slaves, while Jesus he reasons is God’s Son who has come to [...]

Letter to Congress: Uphold Your Oath or Resign

By Bob Russell on Jan 12, 2012 in Conservative Philosophy, Gun Rights, In The News, Legislation, Opinion

January 10, 2012 Sen. Inhofe, Sen. Coburn, Rep. Boren: I am writing concerning several issues that show a total contempt for the Constitution and We the People of the United States of America by Barack Obama, and more frightening, the Congress of the United States of America. I have just been made aware of S. [...]

Which Rick Is More Conservative?

By Alex Kauffman on Jan 07, 2012 in 2012 Election News, Conservative Philosophy, Opinion

Rick Santorum said the following in a radio interview (VIDEO): “One of the criticisms I make is to what I refer to as more of a Libertarianish right. They have this idea that people should be left alone, be able to do whatever they want to do, government should keep our taxes down and keep [...]

The FairTax Series: America’s Road To Prosperity Part 5

By Bob Russell on Dec 28, 2011 in A Broken System, Conservative Philosophy, Opinion

In this final installment of the FAIRTAX series I want to review the content of the series and give a few personal thoughts on our country, our system, and how I see the FAIRTAX being an integral part of the solution to our debt issue, though not the only aspect, and of how we get [...]

Oklahoma’s Republican Party: How Do We Stop The Corruption?

By Bob Russell on Dec 27, 2011 in A Broken System, Conservative Philosophy, Health Care Reform, Legislation, Oklahoma, Opinion

I have been actively involved in the political spectrum for about 3 years now. Thirty-five years ago I tried to get involved, but when I saw how corrupt and self-serving the process was, I gave up. I registered as an Independent with the hopes that being an Independent would insulate me from the corruption, self-serving [...]

Is it Time for a Government Holiday

By William Way Jr. on Dec 26, 2011 in Conservative Philosophy, In The News, Legislation, Opinion, Public Sector Unions

Christmas is over, and our goose is nearly cooked. New Years is here, and our noose is tightly tied. Government employees have their trips all booked, in the name of training to the public they have lied. This year thousands, the actual number is almost impossible to determine, of public employees set off on vacations [...]

How To Heal America’s Festering Wound

By Bob Russell on Dec 21, 2011 in A Broken System, Conservative Philosophy, Opinion, Politics, Religion

I can’t imagine how anyone in America today can’t see what is going on, can’t see what is happening to their freedom. Sadly, too many people don’t want to see what is happening, but ignoring the problem won’t make it go away. Not only will the problem not go away, it will fester and get worse [...]