The U.S. has a two party political system. “The people” ordained and established the Supreme Law of the Land, the Constitution, to, among other purposes, “secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity.” In 2008, only about 65 per cent of the American people eligible to vote bothered to do so. They elected candidates of one of the two major parties in numbers | Read More »
I keep reading here at Redstate many grandiose “strategies” for righting our ship of state. “The GOP needs to do X.” “The GOP needs to do Y.” “We need to elect more conservatives.” Uh, yeah. Here’s a simple fact. In the 2008 election cycle, the Republican Party was fighting at half-strength, because on average, across the country, half of the grass roots membership slots in | Read More »
Did you only type away on the internet? To the choir? Or did you actually get into the real ball game of politics in the Republican Party when HALF the precinct committeeman slots were VACANT? Did you actually think chattering away day after day on twitter/facebook/etc. was actually going to change things? Did you actually think that holding signs at a Tea Party was going | Read More »
I watched Glenn Beck’s speech. Very inspiring. Then I watched George Will’s speech. Clever. Witty. Factual. But, I did not hear either of them offer any real, practical, grass roots solutions to changing the Republican Party and, thereby, changing the outcome of the elections. Education is great. Theory is great. But “we the people” need to rediscover basic American civics. And that means going to | Read More »
Here’s the link to the story: www.latimes.com/news/nation-and-world/la-na-tea-party15-2010feb15,0,1928212.story Darla Dawald over at ResistNet.com, quoted in the story, has been a big promoter of the strategy there, and continues to support my efforts there, and the Strategy, at: www.resistnet.com/group/invadethegop (I wrote about this strategy for the Tea Partiers to become politically relevant recently here at Redstate here, which seemed to be fairly well-received. Then I wrote a | Read More »
URGENT FROM THE CHAIRMAN From: Michael Steele, RNC Chairman To: State GOP Chairmen and Chairwomen Date: February 12, 2010 Subject: Recruiting Precinct Delegates/Precinct Committeemen and Committeewomen As you know, I promised that our new RNC website, GOP.com, would, by January, 2010, have tools enabling precinct committeemen across the country, in every county, to be able to network with one another — to form caucuses, organize, | Read More »
A few months ago, the East Valley Tea Party group did not exist. On Saturday, January 30, 2010, they held a “Superbowl of Conservative Candidates” at a high school in Mesa, Arizona from noon to 8 p.m. Any candidate for elective office professing to be a conservative was given the opportunity to spend the day in a class room fielding questions from interested citizens. Many, | Read More »
Apparently, one freshman Debtocrat House member gave the what for to Pelosi, as reported in the Las Vegas Sun. Enjoy! Thank you. ColdWarrior No More Scozzafavas! ———- American first, conservative second and Republican precinct committeeman by necessity. ThePrecinctProject, so you can say, “I became a precinct committeeman before it was cool.” “[Primary e]lections have consequences, my friends.” — John McCain
Erick Erickson posted today a link to a good article by Richard Cohen about John Edwards which called into question both the judgment of John “I served in Viet Nam” Kerry and whether political parties in the traditional sense are dead in America. Cohen ended the article with this conclusion: The political machine, the organization, even the parties themselves are gone, severely atrophied or discredited | Read More »
The narcissism and cluelessness of Oteleprompter knows no bounds: Hat tip to Glenn Thrush at Politico: www.politico.com/blogs/glennthrush/0110/Berry_Obama_said_big_difference_between_10_and_94_is_me.html Thank you. ColdWarrior No More Scozzafavas! Become a Republican precinct committeeman. Now! ———– American first, conservative second, Republican precinct committeeman by necessity. ThePrecinctProject, so you can say, “I became a precinct committeeman before it was cool.” “[Primary e]lections have consequences, my friends.” — John McCain
Reported at myway new, linked at Drudge: J.D. Hayworth says he is “moving forward” to announce a primary challenge to Sen. McCain http://apnews.myway.com/article/20100123/D9DD8MO80.html Things are going to get interesting in Arizona. Thank you. ColdWarrior No More Scozzafavas! ——— American first, conservative second and Republican precinct committeeman by necessity. ThePrecinctProject, so you can say, “I became a precinct committeeman before it was cool.” “[Primary e]lections have | Read More »
I laughed out loud when I watched this exchange between Chris Matthews and moonbat Howard Dean, where Dean explains how the Scott Brown win was really an expression of the Massachusett voters’ embrace of Progressive values — an idiotic argument even Matthews could not help but ridicule. Enjoy! Comedy Gold! Thank you. ColdWarrior No More Scozzafavas! Become a Republican Party precinct committeeman. Now! ————- American | Read More »
Multiple sources are reporting that JD Hayworth overwhelming beat Senator John McCain among the Republican faithful at the Maricopa County Republican Committee elections today. The straw poll showed that the former congressman and conservative, JD Hayworth, beat Arizona’s senior senator 68% to 10.5%. The poll reflects the growing dissatisfaction by grassroots and elected precinct committeemen even in John McCain’s home county.JD Hayworth This poll also | Read More »
Here are the links: www.nytimes.com/2010/01/15/us/politics/15party.html www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2010/01/15/Tea-Party-movement-goes-to-precinct-level/UPI-47161263533467/ I know both Tony Warren and Phil Glass and wholeheartedly support what they have accomplished with their www.nationalprecinctalliance.org site. Thank you. ColdWarrior No More Scozzafavas! ————— American first, conservative second and Republican precinct committeeman BY NECESSITY! www.theprecinctproject.wordpress.com, so you can say, “I became a precinct committeeman before it was cool.” “Elections have consequences, my friends.” — John McCain
Let’s pretend we had real objective investigative reporters in the “minion media.” Dana Loesch conducted that thought experiment: biggovernment.com/2010/01/01/the-most-underreported-stories-of-2009/#more-54262 Thank you. ColdWarrior No More Scozzafavas! ———– American first, conservative second and Republican precinct committeeman by necessity. www.theprecinctproject.wordpress.com, so you can say, “I became a precinct committeeman before it was cool.” “Elections have consequences, my friends.” — John McCain
Ah yes, a “call to action.” To DO WHAT, exactly? They never say. Sounds like they want us to “keep doing what you’re doing” — I suppose that means making phone calls, sending faxes and e-mails, mailing pink slips and holding a sign at a Tea Party. But of course they leave it vague — wouldn’t want to be too partisan. Yeah, all those communications | Read More »
Remember how Obama’s teleprompter told him to say that “Plugs” Biden was going to make sure the Stimulus created new jobs because “Nobody messes with Joe”? Boy, Plugs and Obama have really, really succeeded! One state had job growth! (Hat tip to Drudge.) “Nine Months After Stimulus 49 of 50 States Have Lost Jobs” Might have something to do with the fact that neither Teleprompter | Read More »
The Boy Scouts have adult leadership. Hat tip to Drudge: Unwitting tourists attend White House breakfast By BEN EVANS (AP) – 6 hours ago WASHINGTON — The White House is once again explaining how uninvited guests wound up shaking hands with President Barack Obama. This time, a Georgia couple hoping to tour the White House ended up at an invitation-only Veterans Day breakfast. White House | Read More »
It’s almost as if there is a “Conservative Grievance Complex” that exists to line the pockets of those within it. They will rail about the latest outrage, but don’t tell us HOW we might fix things. I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt. Maybe they really don’t know. For example, Rep. Tom Price claimed ignorance at the Redstate gathering in Atlanta when I told | Read More »
This morning at the Costco store in Tempe, Arizona, Sarah Palin signed copies of her book that had been sold by Costco. Here are two videos that will give you an idea of the size of the crowd. I took the opportunity to attempt to recruit some of the conservative folks in line to become Republican Party precinct committeemen. Thank you. ColdWarrior American first, conservative | Read More »
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