The Democrats, know that they cannot win a fair fight this November, so they are trying to rig the system. In my home district, the 7th District of Pennsylvania, one of the most competitive house races of 2010 is going on between Republican Pat Meehan and Democratic State Legislator Brian Lentz. Meehan is considered a slight favorite due to his extensive ties and work in the | Read More »
According to a new Rasmussen Poll Ron Johnson is beating Russ Feingold 48% to 46% in the Wisconsin Senate Race. Dave Westlake is currently trailing Senator Feingold by 10% according to the Rasmussen poll. This race was not on anyones radar 6 months ago, but thanks to Johnson, this race has turned into one of the marquee races in the country this Fall, with perhaps the | Read More »
Add another fine conservative lady to Sarah Palin’s list of Mama Grizzlies. Sarah Palin has just endorsed Kelly Ayotte for New Hampshire’s Senate Seat. Palin’s endorsement is probably sought after by Conservatives, right with Jim DeMint. Palin’s recognition of Ayotte is the nail in the coffin to Ayotte’s critics, that she is not a conservative. Let the Governor speak for herself “It’s my honor to endorse a | Read More »
The possibility of Republicans taking control of the Senate is growing more and more by the day, however, the end result remains to be seen. But just winning a majority of seats is not enough if we want real conservative leadership in the Senate. Therefore, I decided to lay out what I think is the best Leadership for a new Republican Minority or Majority Senate: | Read More »
In response to some a recent post by a fellow RedStater, I felt it necessary to make clear what the situation is in New Hampshire. The republican primary for Senate is two months away and it has become a horse race between Bill Binnie and Attorney General Kelly Ayotte. Two other candidates, Ovide Lamontagne and Jim Bender are also in the race but they each have been | Read More »
Conservatives and Republicans are in danger of allowing a progressive win the Senate primary in NH for Judd Gregg’s seat. Bill Binnie is not a conservative, and really isn’t even a republican. He is pro-abortion, pro-gay marriage, pro-taxes, pro-AMNESTY and has said as early as a few years ago that he didn’t even like the GOP because it is “pro-life”. In saying all this, he | Read More »
Recently, there has been a lot of calls for Michael Steele’s resignation as RNC Chair; an idea I support, but for several other reasons besides his recent comments on Afghanistan. However, what I did find troubling was the immediate reaction by neo-conservatives, damning any debate about Afghanistan as anti-American. The fact is, is that we are nation building in Afghanistan, and that is our primary | Read More »
One of the Senate races that I have been focused on in my writing is the New Hampshire Senate Race. The race has flown under the radar for the most part, but that must change. Paul Hodes is not just misleading, but he is flat out lying now. He is out with a new 30 second spot wrongly attacking the only viable conservative left in the race, | Read More »
I normally don’t make outright acclimations about who conservatives must defeat, but I feel compelled to do so this time in regard to the New Hampshire Senate race. There are four candidates in the race, Former Attorney General Kelly Ayotte, Ovide Lamontagne, Bill Binnie and Jim Bender. Recent polling suggests that this race is a two horse race between Ayotte and Binnie, as Ovide and Bender are | Read More »
Governor Bobby Jindal has been hailed by many as the “next Reagan”, but I don’t believe that is correct. He is not the next Reagan, but he is the first Governor Bobby Jindal and that deserves much reverence. Governor Jindal took over Louisiana at a time of great crisis. The people of the state had lost all faith in their local, state and federal governments. However, | Read More »
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