Category: Elections & Voting

February 25, 2010

Americans for Legal Immigration PAC Endorses JD Hayworth for U.S. Senate

Filed under: Elections & Voting, Immigration - 25 Feb 2010

Americans for Legal Immigration Political Action Committee (ALIPAC) is endorsing JD Hayworth for U.S. Senate today in the hopes Hayworth can defeat John McCain, who is a notorious supporter of Amnesty for illegal aliens.

February 22, 2010

Poll: 77% of Tea Party Supporters Backing Hayworth Over McCain!

Filed under: Elections & Voting - 22 Feb 2010

One of the largest Tea Party groups in America, Tax Day Tea Party, decided to create an online poll after receiving numerous letters of support for JD Hayworth’s challenger campaign against John McCain.

February 14, 2010

November can’t Get Here Soon Enough

Filed under: Elections & Voting, The Republicans - 14 Feb 2010

Unless there is divine intervention, or ACORN gets out to stuff the ballot boxes, all polls are showing that the GOP will make pretty significant gains in the November elections. The Democrats terribly overplayed their hand when they won the …

January 30, 2010

New Changes in Washington

Throughout Barack Obama’s first year in office he has met strong opposition to almost all of his policies. And he has spent most of the past year ignoring and demonizing the opposition. Obama campaigned on brining change to Washington, but …

January 24, 2010

The People’s Seat

Filed under: Elections & Voting - 24 Jan 2010

By: Matt Smith

The shot heard ‘round the world’ has now come from Massachusetts twice. Two weeks ago very few people were talking about the special election in Massachusetts. Conventional wisdom had taken over that the Bay State would remain blue …

January 23, 2010

Did The Kennedy Dynasty Die With Teddy

Filed under: Elections & Voting, Politics In General - 23 Jan 2010

Has Camelot faded into history? Did the Kennedy dynasty go with Teddy, which seems to be the case? The polls in Massachusetts seem to indicate the Kennedy name doesn’t have the same influence it had only a few months ago. …

Praise for Scott Brown Being Reserved

Scott Brown’s election to one of Massachusetts’ Senate seats was a foregone conclusion to anyone watching the polls. Martha Coakley did not stand a chance on Election Day. She was a dead woman walking for trying to sugar coat …

Good For the Bay State

I’m going to say something that I never thought I would hear myself say: “hooray for Massachusetts!” This is because, truth be told, I’ve never been too sold on the place. I’ve always seen it as the beating black heart …

January 22, 2010

Brown Wins: Victory May Stop Amnesty Legislation

Filed under: Elections & Voting, Immigration - 22 Jan 2010

Americans for Legal Immigration PAC (ALIPAC) is thanking their national supporters for their donations of time and funds to the Scott Brown for U.S. Senate campaign and pointing out that this historic win may destroy the chances of amnesty for …

January 20, 2010

The Economy of 2010

The election tonight gives some home that the headline rush into socialism may slow somewhat–or even be thwarted for now. So what IS the economic outlook for 2010?

January 15, 2010

Americans for Legal Immigration PAC Endorses Scott Brown for US Senate Due To Opposition To Amnesty

Filed under: Elections & Voting, Immigration - 15 Jan 2010

Americans for Legal Immigration Political Action Committee (ALIPAC) is endorsing Scott Brown for US Senate today due to his campaign’s focus on the issue of the illegal immigration and his opponent Martha Coakley’s support for Amnesty for illegal aliens.

January 12, 2010

Conservatives Can Make The Difference

Conservatives don’t need a majority in congress to make a difference. A new conservative movement electing candidates to congress wouldn’t need more than 10 % to have their voices heard, however they would need an independent commitment. Electing 10 …

January 10, 2010

GOP Cannot Coast Into 2010 Elections

Filed under: Elections & Voting, Featured Conservative - 10 Jan 2010

The 2010 mid-term campaign season is now upon America, and none too soon. With two weeks still to go before his term reaches the one-year mark, the damage Barack Obama has inflicted on this nation is almost incomprehensible. Among those …

December 23, 2009

Harry Reid’s biggest opponent, besides himself that is…

By Patrick Michael

According to an AP story released by MSNBC a few hours ago, Harry Reid’s major contender for next year has been identified as Sue Lowden a Republican from Nevada, oops I mean a ‘deep pocketed’ republican.

November 14, 2009

Lessons Learned From New York District 23

Is it possible for Republicans to make significant political headway in the 2010 mid-term elections, and thereby put the brakes on the Obama/Reid/Pelosi program of dismantling the greatness of America? Even a cursory examination of last week’s off-year elections in …

Next Page »