Mitt Romney held a “townhall” in Dayton, OH today. While he chose to answer several questions, he left many answered. The following is a list of a few which warrant a response by the governor. Just a precursory glance at the Romney record file compiled more than four years ago is enough to cause committed conservatives much discomfort. Do you regret your support of abortion | Read More »
According to a boisterous group of protesters chanting outside of a Chillicothe, OH Santorum campaign stop, Romney is less “dangerous” than Santorum. The Occupy sympathizers listed a myriad of grievances against Santorum including his support of “fracking”, opposition to Obamacare, vocal pro-life advocacy and support for entitlement reform. Based on Romney’s policy stances as governor of Massachusetts, Romney may indeed be “less dangerous” than Santorum– | Read More »
Representative Mike Turner (R-OH) introduced Mitt Romney at a Dayton, OH campaign stop Saturday afternoon. In 2009, Turner proudly declared, “I supported the CARS Act, also known as Cash for Clunkers, when it first passed the House in June and I also voted for the additional funding on July 31.” Judging from Turner’s public remarks this afternoon, he stands firmly behind Romney. The decision by | Read More »
Representative Jim Moran (D-VA) called for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) to remove an ad critical of Obamacare. Although federal courts have declared the First Amendment guarantees such advertising, Moran insists the ad be removed. In reference to the ad’s closing line “go to hell Barack”, the congressman stated that “profanity has no place in the public forum.” Strangely enough, the Representative Moran | Read More »
Today, outside CPAC’s annual meeting at Washington’s Marriott Wardman Park, union supporters and Occupy DC activists gathered to protest. One lady wearing an Occupy DC lapel pin proudly displayed a sign stating “Walmart for President.” Although given multiple opportunities to explain what her sign meant, she stumbled aimlessly for the right words, eventually stating, “I’m going to have to think about that.”
Some on the Left suggest that were Jesus alive today, he would be encouraging or even participating in the Occupy protests occurring around this nation. Although Leftists often derisively dismiss the value of religious beliefs to contemporary government and economics, these same individuals now wish to claim Jesus as a fellow social revolutionary, wealth redistributionist, and civil agitator. Would Jesus be camping with the protesters | Read More »
The chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, made a surprise appearance at the Iowa Straw Poll earlier August 13th. During a short interview, she claimed “common ground” with several Republican presidential candidates on renewable energy subsidies. Much to the chagrin of economic conservatives, her claim appears substantiated. Parked horizontally on the grounds of the Iowa Straw Poll throughout the weekend was a | Read More »
Last year, the federal government funded the National Science Foundation (NSF ) to the tune of $6.9 billion. Each year, the NSF disburses much of this government funding in the form of grants. These include graduate research fellowships. According to the NSF, the grants “fund specific research proposals that have been judged the most promising by a rigorous and objective merit-review system.” The University of | Read More »
Now instead of deporting violent criminals, the governor is choosing to release them into Illinois communities. Such a policy may also serve to attract more criminals to this state as the risk of deportation following a conviction in Illinois is now significantly reduced.
Read More »By selecting a communist revolutionary so closely involved with past domestic terrorism as a keynote speaker, the National Lawyers Guild further reveals its true agenda of gradually transforming this country through the legal system.
Read More »
![[RS]](/t/img/logo-footer.jpg){kind=logo}