Category: The Republicans

In yet another blatant attempt to render the Republican presidential candidate impotent, therefore propping up their secular messiah Barack Obama, the New York Times has rejected an Op-Ed by presidential contender John McCain. Instead, this “news” paper has reportedly told …

Reading the news and commentary in the last week, we’re to believe that Barack Obama inching to the center of the political spectrum is a clever maneuver. But it has very little to do with being clever. It’s …

It’s time to talk about some realistic change for a change—enough Obama already! The only real qualified and capable candidate in this presidential election year is Senator John McCain, the Arizona Republican. Coincidentally, I have several things in common …

Since the 2006 elections saw a reversal in GOP fortunes, cocksure Democratic strategists, and not a few pundits, have been predicting the coming of a new Democratic era. They cite changing demographics and economics, voter trends and a spent …

The White House has announced that President George W. Bush signed an executive order requiring that those who do business with the federal government assure that their employees are working in the country legally.

John McCain still does not get it on illegal aliens. In fact, he is not even close. Rather than accepting the will of the people and committing to the rule of law, McCain continues his obstinate fight on behalf of …

From his bag of tricks for converting right-thinking conservatives into Republican leftists, John McCain has injected God, love, and compassion into the non-stop wrangling about amnesty for as many as 38 million illegal aliens.

Dooms day prognosticators are warning of dire circumstances should Americans elect either Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton, or any combination thereof. John McCain, we are warned, is our only hope.

The Republican congress has relinquished their right to the conservative label Ronald Reagan worked so hard to create for them. When Newt Gingrich was expelled as Speaker from the House of Representatives Regan conservatism followed him down the Capital steps. …

As the Hillary/Obama melee continues, America is increasingly able to see their politically fatal flaws. Polling of recent weeks has clearly shown that, despite all of the pathetically transparent media hype for Barack Obama, the public would gladly opt instead …

Speaking at a town hall gathering in Inez, Kentucky, Republican John McCain promised to wage a new “War on Poverty,” reminiscent of the late Lyndon Baines Johnson some 40 years ago.

In his speech on March 26 at the Los Angeles World Affairs Council, Senator John McCain gave his Foreign Policy speech. Not surprisingly, nothing in his speech included an America that conservatives could embrace. McCain made it quite clear, that …

First, let us walk in the shoes of the average Democrat on the street, shall we? This will help us to gain perspective. We are scared. The world is big, and there are people who have things …

In this the winter of political muckraking and dirty tricks, when candidates play foot loose and fancy free with the truth, one fact remains irrefutable:

Many Republicans—this writer included—are not happy with the thought of Senator John McCain as their presidential nominee. Many of these same Republicans are not happy with the Republican Party’s drift toward big government and away from conservative principles.