Category: Republicans

Mich. Teachers Assoc. Features Photo of Gov. Snyder as Devil on Facebook Page

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

The Mackinac Center for Public Policy has a devil of a story. It appears that the Michigan Education Association was hosting a photo of Michigan Governor Rick Snyder replete with bloodspatters and occult symbols making the governor out to be the devil. (See image below) The Mackinac Center alerted the MEA about the offensive image […]

 

A Nationwide Movement To Eliminate Voter Fraud Is Born

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

This past weekend the first national True The Vote Summit was conducted by the folks that successfully rooted out vote fraud in Harris County, Texas during the 2010 elections. Folks from 27 different states were in attendance to learn how the Harris County effort was conducted in hopes of replicating the same back home, but […]

 

Ind. Republicans Spoof on Fleebagging Democrats in Satire Song

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

At least the GOP has been civil during this whole debate. This is not something that the wild-eyed, hatemongers on the left of the union thugs can say. Well, here are some elected GOP officials in Indiana trying to lighten the mood a bit with a spoof on the old John Denver song “Take Me […]

 

Video: WI Dem. Rep. Gordon Hintz understands why he is the minority party

Posted on by SusanAnne Hiller

Simply priceless to watch: WI Democrat Gordon Hintz: have this meltdown on the Assembly floor.:  Take away his: anger and you’d think he was talking about the Obamacare bill that was rammed down our throats this time last year.:  But, I guess that was different—government takeover of one-sixth of the US economy, increasing health insurance premiums, and stripping […]

 

Kinzinger Calls for Serious Efforts to Address the Budget

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

This is about newly elected Illinois Congressman Adam Kinzinger, but the points pertain to the whole situation in Congress, so I thought it might be of interest and that I’d post it to RWN anyway. Last week I wondered aloud if Illinois Congressman Adam Kinzinger (R, 11th District) was going against his claims of being […]

 

A Study In Contrasts: Results Of Idiotic Choice Of Words By A Republican And A Democrat

Posted on by William Teach

We had dueling idiocy from both Parties, starting with this fool, who is a Republican An Indiana deputy attorney general “is no longer employed” by the state after Mother Jones magazine reported he tweeted that police should to use live ammunition against Wisconsin labor protesters, the attorney general’s office said Wednesday. The magazine reported Wednesday […]

 

What Republicans Should Learn From Mitch Daniels Failure In Leadership

Posted on by John Hawkins

In an appalling display of spinelessness, Mitch Daniels completely caved when Democrats in Indiana fled the state rather than vote on a union bill. So, how was Mitch Daniels rewarded by the Democrats for his bipartisan, moderate choice to reach across the aisle in the spirit of compromise? Did they all immediately head back to […]

 

Pranking Scott Walker: “Hello, I’m Really A Koch Brother. I Swear”

Posted on by John Hawkins

Liberals are so very excited about a prank phone call to Scott Walker. A liberal blogger pretended to be one of the Koch Brothers and actually managed to get on the phone with Scott Walker. In all fairness, that is kind of funny. Of course, you’re hearing that from a guy who gets off on […]

 

Defunding Obama’s Union Led Regulatory Army

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

You might recall that with great fanfare and the slobberingly positive coverage by the Old Media, President Obama made Reagan-like and claimed that he thought it was time to get rid of the regulations strangling American business. Since that time he’s met with businesses and pretended to suddenly be a pro-business, pro-economic growth president. His […]

 

House Votes To Kill Funding To UN IPCC

Posted on by William Teach

They really were busy little beavers over the past 24+ hours. They voted to defund Planned Parenthood, Net Neutrality, the Obama Czars, and blocked the EPA from regulating greenhouse gases. And, this Just before 2 a.m. on February 19, the war on climate science showed its grip on the U.S. House of Representatives as it […]

 

GOP Led House Trims Budget By $61 Billion

Posted on by William Teach

Well, it’s not even close to the hundreds of billions we need to cut from the bloated federal budget, but, it’s a start, and the hardest part of the journey is the first step In a rare early morning weekend vote, the House approved an aggressive plan Saturday to eliminate dozens of federal programs and […]

 

New ACU Chief Al Cardenas Puts Ron Paul on Notice

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

The American Conservative Union (ACU) is the entity that runs the biggest annual conservative event, the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). Next year CPAC will be headed by a new face, Al Cardenas. Now former Chairman David Keene turns over the reigns to Cardenas after the 2011 CPAC event. Cardenas has a compelling story, indeed. […]

 

How Obama’s Big Labor Pals Warp the System

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

Last September the Senate refused to reverse a rules change made out of pocket by Obama’s National Mediation Board. The rule change reversed a 75-year-old practice and made it possible to unionize a company even if less than half of its employees wanted to be unionized. Previous to the rules change, any company in the […]

 

Reince Priebus Wishes Everyone A Happy Stimulus Day

Posted on by William Teach

I bet you forgot, as I did, that February 16th was Stimulus Day. Reince Priebus did not, and offers up this op-ed in The Washington Times Two years ago today, President Obama signed into law a “stimulus package” that his administration promised would keep unemployment under 8 percent. What has been the result of nearly […]

 

Obama And Dems Suddenly Want Bipartisanship On Budget

Posted on by William Teach

It’s always amusing when Democrats call for “bipartisanship”, because it means that their ideas are really bad, and they want to include Republicans, so they can throw Republicans under the bus when the legislation is really horrendous and the American People hate it. Witness the budget President Obama conceded on Tuesday that his new budget […]

 

Palin Gives Time A Few Minutes of Her Time About Its False ‘Reporting’

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

The media is so sure that only the worst about Palin could possibly be true that false stories, out right lies, and even comedy bits are constantly presented as actual news. Time Magazine is the latest to fall into that trap by reporting a satirical Internet posting about Sarah Palin as hard news. It all […]

 

CPAC 2011: Ron Paul’s Last Straw With YAF (Time for Paulies to Grow Up)

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

Ron Paul may have won the CPAC straw poll but he’s lost Young Americans for Freedom, a conservative, college Republican-style organization to which he used to belong. Just as the results of the straw poll were revealed YAF announced they were kicking Paul out of the organization. This is a pretty big deal, too. If […]

 

NPR And NY Times Say Bush Was Correct About Pushing Democracy

Posted on by William Teach

Get your ice skates out, folks, Hell has just frozen over, starting with NPR: In Egypt, More Proof That George W. Bush Was Right Two weeks of massive street protests have given Egyptians their voice and today Hosni Mubarak has heard them. If the events that led to Mubarak’s resignation after 30 years as president […]

 

CPAC 2011: Wednesday Night Hoot Owl Edition — Keene Quits CPAC

Posted on by Jane Jamison

WOWza! ….Quite a bit happening during “travel day”!!!:  All of us who contribute here at RIGHT WING News will be sending in posts from the Conservative Political Action Conference, so you will have some great:  “ears to the ground” to: know what is happening.:  Here’s what: was being discussed: Wednesday: in and around the CPAC conference as the conservative […]

 

VIDEO: Short Interview With Illinois Senator Mark Kirk

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

On February 5, 2011, I attended the Illinois GOP Ronald Reagan 100th Birthday Diner and there I had the opportunity to have a quick few minutes with Illinois Senator Mark Kirk. I asked him about some of the issues of the day, chiefly the Egypt question. I also spoke with a few other GOP notables […]

 

More Evidence that Centrists Democrats Are Dead

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

Ben Smith of POLITICO is reporting that the Democrat leadership Council is on it’s last paws and about to go belly up. This is one more little hint that the centrist, the moderate, or the “Blue Dog” Democrat is truly an extinct animal in America today. The Donkey’s big tent is more like a birdcage […]

 

Unhinged CCR Announces Bush Indictment For Torture

Posted on by William Teach

Interesting that the Center For Constitutional Rights, a far left pro-communist and open borders lobby group, has never announced an indictment against people like Osama Bin Laden, Ayman Al-Zawahiri, or any of the other Islamic terrorists on the FBI’s top 10 list. Of course, like so many on the far left, they quietly support the […]

 

The Tea Party Should Primary Scott Brown? That’s Ridiculous.

Posted on by John Hawkins

We’re already starting to hear grumbling about Scott Brown. He’s not conservative enough. He supported the START treaty. He voted to repeal Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell. He voted for Wall Street Reform. Man, he’s no Jim DeMint! The Tea Party got rooked when they supported that RINO! We’ve got to primary that guy in 2012! […]

 

Superbowl Fail: Superbowl’s Ronald Reagan Video All But Ignored

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

As Superbowl XLV began a video celebrating the life of Ronald Reagan was played on the jumbo tron screen in the stadium for the sports fans there to enjoy. It was only fitting seeing as how the game was being played on Reagan’s 100th birthday. But the national audiences were never made aware that this […]

 

Are You Ready For Another Round Of Comprehensive Immigration Reform?

Posted on by William Teach

That’s right, campers, it looks like one of our wishy washiest flip floppery Senators, Lindsey Graham, might give the whole shamnesty thing yet another try: Senators look for immigration deal Sens. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) and Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) have rekindled their alliance on immigration reform, taking some early steps to test the political will for […]

 

Ronald Reagan: Father of the Tea Party

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

We are still living in Ronald Reagan’s era, despite the constant refrains from Democrats and the left that Reaganism is long dead. As we observe his 100th birthday, it is also beneficial to point out that in many ways Reagan is the father of the Tea Party Movement. It was his great success, his sunny […]

 

Romney: Nope, I’m NOT Apologizing for Romneycare!

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

After all these years in politics, Mitt Romney has finally found something he isn’t going to flip flop on — so far, anyway. Romney recently started a tour to kick off the release of his latest book and when asked if he was sorry he ever signed his name on the Massachusetts healthcare law derided […]

 

The Twitter List of GOP Freshman in Congress

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

Want to know what all the GOP freshmen in the House of Representatives and the Senate are twittering about? Well, with this list you can tune into the Twitter feed of each of them and find out what is going on minute by minute. Well, OK, not exactly minute-by-minute but at least week-by-week. Not all […]