Category: Elections & Voting

May 18, 2013

Conservatism Lost a Battle, But Not the War!

Dear Patriots. We lost! Obama-supporter Gabriel Gomez beat Conservative Republican Michael Sullivan in the Massachusetts primary. Gomez will be the Republican candidate in the special election to fill the U.S. Senate seat vacated by John Kerry.

April 20, 2013

Massachusetts Voters: We Like Mike!

Filed under: Elections & Voting - 20 Apr 2013

My Conservative Campaign Committee is in Boston filming ads in support of Michael Sullivan for U.S. Senate. I consistently heard the same glowing reviews of Mike’s service from voters – a strong trustworthy man of character and principles. In the …

April 19, 2013

A Voter in the Hand Is Worth Two in the Focus Group

Filed under: Elections & Voting - 19 Apr 2013

It’s remarkable that the political party allegedly joined at the hip with Big Business has such an incredible problem with a basic operational task like marketing. Somehow when it came time to divvy up the commercial sector, the Republicans got …

March 24, 2013

Question: What could be worse than 8-years of Obama-Biden?

Filed under: Elections & Voting,Politics In General - 24 Mar 2013

Answer: Any amount of years of a Hillary Clinton-Michelle Obama administration!

If the Democrats take the House in the 2014 mid-term elections AND a Hillary Clinton/Michelle Obama presidential ticket becomes any semblance of a viable reality, then God help the United …

March 19, 2013

Why Would Anyone Vote For?

Why would anyone vote for a Socialist Marxist Liberal Democrat, as Barack Obama, unless they are oblivious to the fact that less government is better? They’re mindless zombies willing to sacrifice their established free existence into a life of government …

March 17, 2013

Sad humor: Kim Jong-Un v. Barack Obama

Kim Jong-Un had NO military experience whatsoever before Daddy made him a four-star general.

This snot-nosed twerp had never accomplished anything in his life that would even come close to military leadership.

March 6, 2013

The Democrats “Nobody Problem”

Filed under: Elections & Voting,The Democrats - 06 Mar 2013

By: G. Terry Madonna

“You don’t beat somebody with nobody.” That familiar old maxim expresses a very modern political truth. Well-known candidates tend to win elections running against unknown candidates. The well-known candidate may be unpopular, may be flawed or even …

February 5, 2013

Fooled Us Once Again

Filed under: Elections & Voting,Politics In General - 05 Feb 2013

It seems as though our sacred rights and freedom are sometimes taken for granted, or have we become oblivious to the numbing effects of each and everyone of them slowly being diminished from our lives. Our freedoms are forever being …

What the Republicans shouldn’t do

Filed under: Elections & Voting,The Republicans - 05 Feb 2013

With yet another stinging presidential defeat barely in the rear view mirror, pundits are making dangerous and inadvisable suggestions about the future of the Republican Party. They are suggesting that if Republicans want to win elections, they will have to …

January 10, 2013

Vote-stealing Dem Pleads Guilty to Beating up Girlfriend

Filed under: Elections & Voting,The Democrats - 10 Jan 2013

If you’re a Democrat operative forced to resign for facilitating vote fraud, what do you do for a follow-up?

If you said brutally attack your girlfriend, cracking her skull, your name just might be Patrick Moran.

And if you’ve skated on both …

January 2, 2013

Conservatives Must Not Seek All Low Info Voters

Some low info voters get their rocks off just thinking about Obama taxing the rich. News flash idiots, if Obama taxed the rich at 100%, taking every cent of their wealth, it would fuel our economy for less than a …

December 31, 2012

Illinois’ 2nd District

Perhaps the country’s strangest voters live in Illinois’ 2nd Congressional District, located on Chicago’s southeast side.

In 1980, voters elected Gus Savage as Congressman. Savage said only whites are capable of racism. And he called-out “racist Jews” who donated …

December 17, 2012

Misinterpreting Obama’s Mandate

I have written before regarding Obama’s legitimate claim to a mandate for raising taxes on the “rich.” He made no secret of his plan to raise taxes during the campaign and voters — who for the most part know they …

December 16, 2012

American Politics as a Confidence Game

Filed under: Elections & Voting,Politics In General - 16 Dec 2012

Reading post-2012-election news reports can be hazardous to one’s mental health, particularly for the sanity-challenged among us. But perhaps the singularly most prescient comments come from long ago—from the pen of America’s most profound novelist, Herman Melville, whose words in …

December 9, 2012

Romney vs. McCain and Obama vs. Bush? Who Wins?

Filed under: Elections & Voting - 09 Dec 2012

Editor’s note: This article first appeared at American Spectator.

Shortly after the November election, I wrote an article titled, “McCain Beats Romney!” The article focused on initial reports showing that Mitt Romney received fewer votes in 2012 than John McCain …

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