RNC Ad: Democrats abandon Obama by Emergency Chute
Aug 16th, 2010 | By John Smith (twitter: @StopObama2012)Democrats have decided that they may not actually like who they are or what they’ve done.
Democrats have decided that they may not actually like who they are or what they’ve done.
Michael Steele has done everything he can to show that he is attempting to pull the GOP to the middle, as if it needed any help. Steele has joined other GOP leadership in courting left-leaning candidates, supporting big-tent policies and otherwise ignoring the Conservative activist movement. Most-recently, Steele has stated that white people are scared
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On November 3rd, the GOP made it’s new health care reform bill available for review. The bill contains many elements of H.R.3400 which was the Republican-sponsored health care bill submitted in the House in July. This new bill is being submitted as a substitute for
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In a last-minute move, two key actions have taken place in the NY 23 special election that show that Conservatism is on the rise. First, Dede Scozzafava, a liberal Republican has dropped out of the race leaving only Bill Owens, a liberal Democrat, and Doug
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Today’s Washington Post published an article that sites a new survey showing Conservative Party candidate Doug Hoffman as the leader in the N.Y. House race. “The poll shows Hoffman taking 31 percent to 27 percent for businessman Bill Owens (D) and just 19 percent for state Assemblywoman Dede Scozzafava (R). Jon Lerner, who conducted the
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Many Conservatives (yes, I always capitalize it – correctness not my forte) , feel that the Republican party has been slipping into irrelevance. In-fact 73% of us are screaming at the top of our longs (that being equal to the most-recent Rasmussen opinion poll), that we are not happy with the G.O.P. leadership – at
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In a recent Rasmussen opinion poll, Conservatives have sent a strong message to the failing leadership of the Republican party. The results of the poll indicate that, “73% think Republicans in Congress have lost touch with GOP voters”. Consider me in that group. I have
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