Category: Republicans

Freedom Index

Posted on by Dave Blount

Bad as Republicans can be, Democrats are far worse. Next time someone hands you the cliché that there isn’t a dime’s worth of difference between the two, point them to the Freedom Index: A Congressional Scorecard Based on the U.S. Constitution rates congressmen based on their adherence to constitutional principles of limited government, fiscal responsibility, […]

 

GOP Promise: Hey, We’ll Pass Let’s-Not-Call-It-Amnesty If We Retake The Senate

Posted on by William Teach

The Republican Party is set up quite nicely to regain control of the Senate this election cycle. And, of course, Republican pundits were wondering just how the GOP would snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. Well, here’s on big way (The Hill) Senate Republicans say they’ll try to pass immigration reform legislation in the […]

 

Rand Paul Thinks Hillary’s Benghazi Incompetence Should Preclude Her From Ever Being President

Posted on by Alyssa Lafage

Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) spoke this past Friday at the Republican National Committee spring meeting hosted at the Peabody hotel in Memphis, TN,: where he took aim at: former: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s actions related to the Benghazi terror attack. He believes that Hillary’s actions have precluded her from being qualified to be commander-in-chief. Take a listen: […]

 

Florida Passes Bill Giving In-State Tuition To Illegals

Posted on by Alyssa Lafage

The once highly regarded Governor of Florida Rick Scott has chosen: to abandon his conservative principles by supporting a bill that would give in-state tuition to people living in his state: illegally. This move puts Florida amongst the ranks of: other: sanctuary states like California and New Jersey in allowing illegal immigrants: to further drain: taxpayers.:  (Gainesville Sun): Florida students living in […]

 

Is This The Best We Can Do?

Posted on by Robert Cleveland

It seems that Republicans’ plans to stick to the issue of Obamacare right up to the midterm elections are falling through, as Congressional leadership – including and especially Speaker John Boehner – have renewed their push for “comprehensive” immigration reform.:  This is a losing issue for Republicans, so it begs the question of why the […]

 

Louie Gohmert: Leadership Won’t Act

Posted on by Joe Wurzelbacher

Eric Holder’s paycheck could be withheld as per the Constitution, but leadership won’t act. Eric Holder could be detained until he produces long overdue: documents: requested by Congress, but leadership won’t act. The American people’s overwhelming desire to have our Southern border secure should have happened a long time ago, but leadership won’t act. Enter to win […]

 

Jeb Bush Picks Up Key Endorsements

Posted on by Dave Blount

Hopefully amnesty advocate Jeb Bush will forgive me for gasping in horror at the concept that he could be the GOP nominee for president. It turns out he must actually be highly qualified. He has a glowing endorsement from 2008 candidate John McCain: In a recent interview with the Tampa Bay Times at the U.S. […]

 

GOP Leader Eric Cantor to Headline Liberal Republican Group’s Anti-Tea Party Conference

Posted on by John Hawkins

John Boehner was initially slated to attend the left-of-center Republican Mainstreet Partnership conference, but even he lost his nerve and backed out of an event run by a group funded by unions and George Soros that hates Tea Partiers. Apparently, the number two Republican in the House hates Tea Partiers even more than Boehner. Brent […]

 

Trey Gowdy Tells IRS Commissioner He May Face Contempt Charges If He Doesn’t Turn Over Lois Lerner Emails In A Week

Posted on by John Hawkins

The IRS has obviously been hiding its criminal persecution of the Tea Party for a long time now and Trey Gowdy seems to be getting tired of it. After a contentious Wednesday hearing with IRS Commissioner John Koskinen, South Carolina Republican congressman Trey Gowdy threatened to hold the top tax official in contempt of Congress […]

 

Unholy alliance: House leaders to team up with liberal Republicans to crush anti-establishment GOP candidates

Posted on by Richard Berkow

Leading Republicans: will raise money and strategize on defeating tea party and other conservative Republican challengers in a conclave at Amelia Island, Fla., on April’s first weekend, according to: Red State. Planning to attend the gathering, sponsored by lobbyist Steve LaTourette’s Main Street Advocacy organization, are: John Boehner, Eric Cantor, Kevin McCarthy: and 25 other top lawmakers, all apparently […]

 

Eddie Bernice Johnson (D-TX 30) — KeyWiki Progressive/Marxist Profiles

Posted on by Terresa Monroe-Hamilton

By: Trevor Loudon Editor: Terresa Monroe-Hamilton Catch award-winning, acclaimed author, Trevor Loudon with Glenn Beck on TheBlaze TV March 26th at 5:00 PM EST Take the Fight to the Progressives and the Enemies Within! KeyWiki.org Page: http://keywiki.org/index.php/Eddie_Bernice_Johnson Election Facts for 2014: – Party – Democrat – State – Texas – Location – Texas 30 – […]

 

John McCain: Least Popular Senator

Posted on by Dave Blount

Congratulations to John McCain. A title has been bestowed upon him that he richly deserves. He is officially the Most Widely Disliked Snake in the Senate: Sen. John McCain is the least popular senator in the country of those surveyed by Public Policy Polling, with low marks from members of his own party, independents and […]

 

RNC ignores Sarah Palin in recognizing GOP women trailblazers

Posted on by Tom Tillison

The: Republican National Committee: released a statement over the weekend commemorating: Women’s History Month: that served as little more than a slap in the face to: Sarah Palin. Equal opportunity was the theme RNC chair: Reince Priebus: and co-chair: Sharon Day: drew upon as they highlighted Republican women seen as trailblazers, but omitted any reference to the party’s first female vice presidential nominee. “Republican […]

 

I endorse J.D. Winteregg over John Boehner in #OH8

Posted on by Doug Ross

I had a chance to speak with John Boehner’s primary challengers in OH-8 and came away very impressed with J.D. Winteregg. The man gets it. He gets the dire circumstances that the country is facing and he understands that John Boehner has been a singularly ineffective Speaker of the House. He needs to be unseated. […]

 

New bill would require White House dinners to follow same as school lunch guidelines

Posted on by Janeen Capizola

One Illinois Republican lawmaker has asked the: White House: and the: Obama’s to stop being “hypocrites” and practice what they preach about nutrition. Tuesday night’s glutton-fest of a White House: state dinner: for: French President François Hollande: was the perfect example of why: U.S. Rep. Rodney Davis: has introduced legislation that would require official White House meals to follow the same: USDA: mandated guidelines for: school lunch […]

 

Jindal: Obamacare Is Not Compassionate

Posted on by William Teach

Governor Bobby Jindal puts Obamacare in context, and finds it vastly wanting in terms of economics and jobs (Politico) The verdict is in, and it’s not good: Obamacare is rippling through the U.S. economy with vast implications for American prosperity. On Friday, we learned that the Obama economy has hit stall speed, with a paltry […]

 

Colin Powell is a Moron…PERIOD

Posted on by Kevin Jackson

General Colin Powell would have retired a lieutenant had it not been for affirmative action. Powell is a first-class moron. To think that I was actually fooled into believing he was competent enough to be president at one point, which only goes to show you how we can all be fooled. After supporting Obama (TWICE!), […]