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It is time once again to draw the line between patriots and loyalists. I am a patriot because I am committed to the ideals of liberty and equality this country is destined to achieve, loyal to no false authority.
Entered By: Powell Gammill
Watching Dick Cheney defend the Bush administration’s interrogation policies, leaves the impression both the Republican Party and the country would be better off today if Cheney, rather than John McCain, had been a candidate for president in 2008.
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio won't be attending Monday's border-violence hearing with local and national political figures because of a scheduling conflict. That conflict's name? Stephen Colbert.
Co-Chair of Ron Paul for President in Az - Sound Money advocate - hard-core 2nd Amendment supporter - 9/11 truth seeker - Conservative Constitutionalist (a real one) - Faithful Mormon. The answer to Az's bad bad bad Gov't.
John McCain expounds on what the "end game" or exit strategy is for Afghanistan
John McCain expounds on what the "end game" or exit strategy is for Afghanistan
This is the first in a long time that our Senior Senator has exposed himself to a non-controlled environment. Please come to the Madison district offices on the NE corner of 16th and Missouri in Phoenix tonight at 7:00 pm to express your 'suppor
Like the anti-war folks, they’re letting their cause get hijacked by other causes, including anti-immigration and anti-gay protesters, and, now, many of the GOP hacks that had no problem growing the government. [video]
Local Republicans in Corpus Christi, Texas are unifying to protect fairness for GOP party elections. Nueces County Republicans were subject to various violations of their civil rights and due process. Specifically, they have uncovered election fraud
“The well-articulated freedom message that Ron Paul educated a generation about will be standard by which anyone else will be judged,” said Ernest Hancock, an Arizona libertarian activist...
This means that her wonderfully powerful positive image that is unbeatable gives her the upper hand in any run for the presidency. Middle class America wants her and wants her to simply have a bit more experience which she will get over the next four
House Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va.) didn’t rule out the the idea of a second stimulus package and said he would be willing to sit down with the White House and congressional Democrats to discuss any new emergency spending proposals.
Seeing a pattern in the rush by Republicans to compliment Rush Limbaugh immediately after they have offended him and been castigated for it on his radio show, Steven Colbert theorized that FOX's Sean Hannity must have said something truly horrend
“He is a leader. He does say the right things now and I think a lot of people like to hear what he’s saying but I think it’s also a little bit polarizing and confrontational and I think that’s why the Democrats are bragging that Limbaugh now speaks f
On the same night he was offering the keynote address to the Conservative Political Action Conference, Rush Limbaugh drew criticism from an unlikely source: Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele. In a little-noticed interview Saturday
CNN Live.
A virtually unanimous and bipartisan Alaska Senate this week found the husband of Gov. Sarah Palin, Todd Palin, and 9 state employees, including top Palin aides, in contempt for ignoring subpoenas to testify in the Troopergate investigation.
Michael S. Steele, the newly elected chairman of the Republican National Committee, arranged for his 2006 Senate campaign to pay a defunct company run by his sister for services that were never performed, his finance chairman from that campaign has t
The Republican Party chose the first black national chairman in its history Friday, just shy of three months after the nation elected a Democrat as the first African-American president. The choice marked no less than "the dawn of a new party,
"Obviously the winds of change are blowing," Duncan said as he withdrew from the race and got a standing ovation. (Ya think?)
[uh, er, well, ah, I uh is my time up yet?] Thanks to Mr. Norquist for the various plugs and for mentioning Campaign for Liberty even when it was not part of the original question. And we agree with him: the Federal Reserve is "completely annoyi
37 questions posed to 6 RNC Chairman candidates. See what loaded questions they asked and how lamely they answered.
The talking heads are offer up their talking points about the chosen CFR candidates like software being downloaded to a computer but things get slightly off script when Katrina Vanden Heuvel, editor of The Nation says, the only juice left in the Repu
In 2010, the Senate Chairman of the Banking Committee, author of the aggressive bailout plan, and the top recipient of political contributions from the insurance industry Chris Dodd will be giving up his senate seat. While Dodd was in office, he clai
The Republican Party of Los Angeles County met at the Ronald Reagan State Office Building to choose its leadership for the next 2 years. After a brief but intensive parliamentary battle with entrenched leadership, control was wrested away
"Well, you're a man of no small ambition. If the Constitution was changed, you'd like to be president, wouldn't you?" Pelley asked. "Yeah, absolutely," Schwarzenegger acknowledged. "I think that I am always a pers
“I honestly felt more dirty after I was on the campaign trail and saw some things that took place,” Wurzelbacher said.
[To become Obama's Ambassador to Mexico... just kidding.] When Tom Tancredo, the lightning-rod Colorado conservative, went to Congress a decade ago, he promised he wouldn't disappear in Washington. He sure didn't.
Specifically, Sarah Palin is a walking, talking psychobomb, and elevating her to anything beyond a near-term novelty will be disastrous -- in a word, "explosive" -- for the Republican Party.
Still popular in Florida, former Gov. Jeb Bush said Wednesday that he's interested in the seat Sen. Mel Martinez is giving up, and the field of possible candidates could quickly narrow to make way for the president's younger brother.
