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“Me Too” Republicanism Breaking Down
Posted in General Conservatism, General Politics, House, State Government, tagged Bill Owens, Bob McDonnell, Chris Christie, conservatives, Creigh Deeds, Dede Scozzafava, Democrats, Doug Hoffman, GOP, Jon Corzine, new jersey, NY-23, NY23, Republicans, Ronald Reagan, virginia on 1 November 2009 | Comments Off
Looking over the Big Three elections next week, a pattern is definitely emerging. Bob McDonnell is set to completely rout Creigh Deeds in Virginia, and liberal Republican candidate Dede Scozzafava has sunk so far in both polls and fundraising that she felt compelled to drop out and leave the battle between Pelosi’s hand picked Democrat [...]
Gingrich Misses The Mark
Posted in General Conservatism, House, tagged Dede Scozzafava, Democrats, Doug Hoffman, GOP, House of Representatives, new york, Newt Gingrich, Republicans on 27 October 2009 | Comments Off
Former Speaker Newt Gingrich has really lost touch with his conservative principles:
Gingrich called Scozzafava a “liberal Republican” for her support of gay marriage and abortion rights. But he defended those positions as in-step with her district and her predecessor, former Rep. John McHugh (R-N.Y.), who was tapped to be President Barack Obama’s Army Secretary.
Now, follow [...]
Liberal Republicans and New Coke
Posted in Election 2010, Election 2012, General Conservatism, tagged Election 2010, Election 2012, GOP, liberal Republicans, Republican Party, Ronald Reagan on 21 October 2009 | Comments Off
If the headline has you confused, just bear with me for a bit.
A lot of us probably remember the “New Coke” debacle of the 1980s, and its aftermath. Somewhat surprisingly (or maybe not), there are a number of parallels with the current and recent past of the GOP moving to the left. Here’s just a [...]
Which Is The “Party Of The Rich” Now?
Posted in General Conservatism, General Politics, Society, tagged Democrats, GOP, middle class, Republicans, rich, richest on 14 October 2009 | Comments Off
USAToday:
Democratic members of the House of Representatives now represent most of the nation’s wealthiest people, a sharp turnaround from the long-standing dominance that Republicans have held over affluent districts.
A USA TODAY analysis of new Census data found that Democrats represent a far different constituency today than they did in 2005, when they were the minority [...]
Unruly Mobs At Town Hall Meetings Or Just Concerned Citizens?
Posted in Congress, Constitutional Rights, Domestic Policy, Economy, General Politics, Global Warming, Healthcare, Media, Media Bias, Obama Administration, tagged GOP, health care, Economy, government, Healthcare, Obama, acorn, activist, community, control, republican, conservative, leftist, lobbyist, democrat, constitution, durbin, tax, government control, legislation, Media, politician, marxist, police, united states, Tea Party, protest, health, america, liberty, freedom, right-wing, left-wing, anti-government, coi, libertarian, power, hypocrisy, lobby, government-run, hypocrite, global, climate, citizen, dem, tea, organize, mob, reform, town hall, organization, agenda, change, special, interest, teabag, independent, pico, us action, organizing, agitator, hack, forum, state-run, unruly, support, shout, power-hungry, environmentalist, tea partier, tea bag, attendee, disrupt, subversive, meet, meeting on 4 August 2009 | 2 Comments »
Unruly Mobs Or Concerned Citizens?
Joe Biden: Shovel-Ready All Around Us
Posted in Congress, Domestic Policy, Economy, General Politics, Obama Administration, tagged GOP, Congress, Economy, spending, stimulus, WaPo, Obama, republican, president, President Obama, job, democrat, biden, Law, stimu-less, virginia, job biden, vice president, vice president biden, eric cantor, rep. eric cantor, congressman cantor, congressman eric cantor, richmond, the washington post, stimulus package, recovery act, worker, rehire, factories, teacher, classroom, lawmaker, shovel, shovel-ready on 16 July 2009 | Comments Off
Joe Biden Sees “Stimu-less” All Over
Senator Mike Enzi Proposes A Health Care Reform Bill—Ignored By Democrat Majority
Posted in Congress, Domestic Policy, General Politics, Healthcare, Senate, tagged bill, democrat, GOP, health, health care, health care proposal, health care reform, health insurance, Healthcare, healthcare proposal, healthcare reform, majority, republican, s. 1783, S. 1783 - Ten Steps to Transform Health Care in America Act, senator, senator enzi, senator mike enzi, Ten Steps to Transform Health Care in America on 15 July 2009 | Comments Off
Another Republican Health Care Reform Proposal Ignored By Democrats
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