Gregg Tivnan (friend of Ernest and already living in a state of preparedness) talks about headline news - Matt Papke (AZ GOP Party Member) on the recent AZ State and County GOP Conventions held in Phoenix
Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul firmly staked out his place as a conservative firebrand this week, igniting the blogosphere and cable news punditry with his feisty interrogation of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
Neel Kashkari, one of the main operatives of the bank rescue TARP (and therefore one of the men who helped save America from financial Armageddon) is leaving PIMCO, and running for office, according to Dealbook.
This is an outrage. If anyone wants to send words to Dunn County Chairman Richard Rust, please by all means do. Keep it cordial though and don't get mean.
Many of Kentucky's Tea Party leaders are plotting a strategy to defeat U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell in the 2014 Republican primary, a spokesman for a group calling itself the United Kentucky Tea Party said Tuesday.
"Some last minute drama has been injected into the race for chairman of the Republican National Committee as a national committeeman from the Ron Paul wing of the party is mounting a last minute effort to challenge Reince Priebus for chairman.
It was hour seven of what was supposed to be a two-hour trip, and things were starting to get a little punchy on board the Rand Paul bus tour through Israel.
At a special meeting held by the Maine Republican State Committee occurred in Augusta today, a ’Resolution to Restore the Power of the GOP Grassroots‘ was passed by an overwhelming majority.
WHEREAS, to prevent federal infringement on the right to keep and bear arms (RKBA); nullifying federal acts in violation of the 2nd Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and Article 2 Section 26 of the Arizona Constitution.
Judge Napolitano would be a candidate, perhaps the only candidate from within the Liberty Movement whom everyone in the Movement could rally round enthusiastically and who really could win the presidency on principle in 2016.
Sen. Rand Paul kicked off his trip to Israel Sunday, joining several prominent GOP operatives for an eight-day tour that has heightened the Kentucky Republican's international profile and fueled further speculation about a 2016 presidential run.
She is not known for her niceness, her style is arch, divisive, vicious - and she has become wealthy beyond reason on books which today clearly distracted us from the reality of what the NeoCons were doing to America.
BULLSHIT! - Bottomline: Previous Tax rate expired Dec 31 2012. That means that the rate went from about 13% to 35%... for a day. Then Republicans "Cut Taxes" to 20%... so it's not really an increase of 7% it's a cut of 15%. Still Voting?
A split developing between House Republican leaders and Senate counterparts who are increasingly open to extending the expiring Bush-era tax cuts only for the middle class is adding to pressure on Speaker Boehner to cut a deficit reduction deal with
George Donnelly (WeWontFly.com and Shield Mutual) on activist insurance - Gary Franchi's New TV show and Questions about the SuperPAC - Will Grigg (award-winning investigative journalist, writer, producer)
Michigan, home of the American auto industry and thousands of its unionized workers, is likely to be the latest state to sign so-called right-to-work legislation into law by next week.
The pro-Ron Paul group Revolution PAC spent 83 percent of its $1.2 million total fundraising haul on administrative costs and not on campaign activities, Bloomberg News revealed Tuesday.
After spending more than $100 million mostly on losing Republican election campaigns this year, casino billionaire Sheldon Adelson said he planned to stay in the game and double down on his political donations.
House Speaker Boehner's decision to take plum committee assignments away from four conservative Republican lawmakers after they bucked party leaders on key votes isn't going over well with advocacy groups that viewed them as role models.
"According to a source, Schweikert was told that he was ousted in part because his 'votes were "not in lockstep with leadership." Goose-step is more like it.
GQ has long been known for controversy, and the magazine’s December 2012 issue is no different. In a list of the least influential people of 2012, the magazine has named November’s Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, as one of the 25 least
Former Florida governor Jeb Bush met Monday with a group of his former staffers at the J. W. Marriott hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue, just steps from the White House.
The GOP ought to have been able to win ample libertarian support this election, as the campaigns were fought where the two philosophies intersect, namely government spending and regulation.
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