I can hear it already: ‘House Republicans prefer to go over the fiscal cliff with over 90% of Americans paying more taxes than extending tax rates for 99.81% of Americans.’ I am thoroughly disappointed at the House GOP for their all-or-nothing approach. The Representatives who refused to vote for Plan B are denying political reality: They are ignoring the fact that taxes on the rich are going | Read More »
Rush just said that the Democratic Party is made up of a whole bunch of coalitions that are united by support for big government. He is right. Democrats include the gay rights crowd, environmentalists, African Americans, about half of rich people who live in blue states (such as Connecticut and California), the urban poor, the marijuana legalization crowd, academics, union workers, and more. We with | Read More »
First I would like to clarify that social conservatism should not be a focal point of a GOP platform for the foreseeable future. The fiscal issues of jobs, the tax code, the national debt, and so on should continue to be the central focus of the party. However, if we conservatives abandon the social issues altogether, many Christians especially in the South will simply not | Read More »
Now is an appropriate time to reflect on what went wrong for us in 2012 because we should not allow our mistakes to happen next time around. I believe if Mitt had not made some fatal errors in his campaign strategy, he could have won. First of all, President Obama’s campaign permanently tarnished Mitt’s reputation and image. Their portrayal of Mitt as a rich guy | Read More »
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