Category: Republicans

Hmm, Maybe CNN Isn’t Mega-Biased: 10 Things The GOP Must Do In 10 Weeks

Posted on by William Teach

Yesterday, the Clinton News Network gave informed Obama of the 10 things he needed to do in the next 10 weeks. Today, we find the 10 things the GOP must do in the next 10 weeks (from a liberal perspective). Let’s give them their due (somewhat, they are still left leaning) 1. Focus on jobs, […]

 

New NRSC Video Asks “Who’s Extreme?”

Posted on by William Teach

It’d be great if this ended up being played on all the TV stations nationwide, particularly right before the news stations have their stories about Obama And Families Big Martha’s Vineyard Vacation (via National Review, which is a shame, since I am on the email lists for the GOP and NRSC, and never receive a […]

 

Video: Who is ‘Extreme’ Again, Mr. Obama?

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

The National Republican Senatorial Committee put out a good one… It seems beyond question that President Obama and his Party are not in good stead with the American public these three months ahead of the election. A majority of Americans even feel that the Democrats are too extreme. Can the GOP make hay on this […]

 

Politico Ignores Dems. Culture of Corruption to Talk of GOP’s ‘Offbeat Candidates’

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

Interestingly, Politico is trying to rearrange this election’s narrative from the real one of widespread voter dissatisfaction with the Democrat status quo to one of “offbeat GOP candidates” that will “hurt the GOP.” Gee, why would that be, eh? As Democrats all across the land are either stepping aside so as not to face difficult […]

 

Video: Those (Liberal) Voices Don’t Speak For The Rest of Us

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

The Republican Study Committee has unveiled a great ad contrasting what Republicans believe and what Democrats believe. Juxtaposing one of Reagan’s great speeches with the words of the Democrats of today, the ad shows how Republicans venerate freedom while Democrats venerate their own power and an ability to command and control all of us. As […]

 

Survey of Dem’s Most Loved Republicans: A Guide on Whom to Fire?

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

The Hill conducted its annual survey of how congressmen feel about each other and the answers are instructive. The survey found that Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D. Calif.) is the most partisan, unwelcoming, hard to work with politician in all of the House of Representatives. But the list of Republicans that congressional leftists […]

 

President Chumps Weekly Address Attacks GOP Over Issue Not Even Being Discussed

Posted on by William Teach

Another Saturday, another day for, well, can you really call him President at this point? The position was established to be the head of government of the United States of America, representing all Americans, not to act as chairman of a political party. Anyhow, Chump has scary news! Reviving a scare tactic that Democrats have […]

 

Is Decorum Gone In Washington?

Posted on by William Teach

That’s a question that ABC News asks on the front page of their website. And, if guessed that they would simply blame Republicans, nope, sorry, you owe me a shot of Tequila There was an extraordinary moment during the final senate debate on Elena Kagan’s Supreme Court confirmation. While Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY) delivered remarks, […]

 

Blame Bush! Yeah, That’s The Ticket

Posted on by Melissa Clouthier

Yep, people still dislike Bush. No question. Many disaffected Republicans are furious with the party, have gone Independent, and believe President Bush caused much of the problems people deal with today. But their definition of problems (over taxing, spending like crazy, pointless wars) have all be exceeded by President Obama. President Obama’s unfavorable rating is […]

 

New GOP Video: Deficit of Hope

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

“The American people have seen who is benefiting from Obama’s economy and it isn’t them. Barack Obama’s looming tax hikes on small businesses, job-killing regulations, and big government takeovers have created an economic climate saturated with uncertainty that is keeping employers from hiring. As a result, unemployment remains near 10 percent, nearly one in five […]

 

Price Responds To Obama’s Car Joke: D Is For Dumb, R Is For Reform

Posted on by William Teach

I bet Barry didn’t see this one coming President Barack Obama has a flimsy case for claiming the economy is moving forward, as he has been claiming at recent Democratic Party fundraisers, critics say. “Right now he’s got us in a ditch,” Rep. Tom Price (R-Ga.), chairman of the Republican Study Committee, told CNSNews.com. “There’s […]

 

The New RNC Website

Posted on by John Hawkins

The RNC hasn’t exactly thrived since Michael Steele took over, but in one area, they’ve improved markedly: That’s their new media division. They’ve done a great job of blogger relations, they’ve upgraded their tech capabilities tremendously, and they’ve got a new website. IT looks tight and the volunteer page is particularly a big step forward. […]

 

Gruesome Trainwreck Averted: Bristol And Levi Break Up!

Posted on by John Hawkins

Somewhere right now, Sarah Palin is doing this: If Bristol Palin were your daughter and you got this news, you’d be celebrating tonight, too: And just like that, they were off again. “It’s over. I broke up with him,” Bristol Palin tells PEOPLE exclusively of her second try at an engagement to Levi Johnston, father […]

 

How Bad Is Stimulus? Even CBS Notices

Posted on by William Teach

Finally, after 18 months of the disaster known as the Generational Theft Act, the media is starting to notice that bad things happen A couple of Republican senators put out a report today spelling out how they say a lot of the money taxpayers shelled out for the stimulus package was wasted. CBS News investigative […]

 

Let’s Be Friends: Sharron Angle’s Media Strategy A Lot Like Democratic Media Strategy

Posted on by Melissa Clouthier

Carl Cameron thinks Sharron Angle is naive. I think Sharron Angle thinks like a Democrat: Expect good media coverage, tell the media what you want to talk about, and by golly! expect friendly coverage! Elizabeth Crum, of the National Review Online, reports from Las Vegas the exchange between Carl Cameron and Nevada Senate hopeful Sharron […]

 

Repub. Nat’l Committee Announces ‘November Starts Now’ Website

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

The Republican National Committee (RNC) released a new web page today to highlight President Obama’s mismanagement of the economy, reckless growth of government, and failure to deliver results for the American people. The website, entitled “November Starts Now” can be viewed here: http://www.novemberstartsnow.com/ “Barack Obama’s reckless spending and unchecked growth of government has failed to […]

 

Final Report: RightOnLine 2010

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

Pictured from the left: Robert Bluey [Heritage Foundation], Guy Benson [Chicago Radio Host], Ed Morrissey [HotAir.com], and Warner Todd Huston [PubliusForum.com] I just flew in from Las Vegas where I attended Americans For Prosperity’s RightOnLine 2010 conference. As always, it was an uplifting experience, educational, and a whole lot of fun. I caught up with […]

 

Reminder: Nikki Haley is a Secret Muslim Whore

Posted on by Jenn Q. Public

Originally posted at David Horowitz’s NewsReal … Nikki Haley whupped a whole lotta good ol’ boy ass in the South Carolina GOP gubernatorial primary, trouncing her establishment opponents at the polls and leaving behind a battered pile of the state’s nastiest corruptocrats and sleazebags. And boy are they pissed. Now, just a month after Haley’s […]

 

Leftists At Loyola: Group Thinking “Educators” Block Karl Rove From Speaking

Posted on by Melissa Clouthier

Another University bars a Republican. Shocker. From the press release: While many college students are currently enjoying their time off, some are utilizing this summer to prepare for the upcoming school year. Conservative activists at Loyola University Chicago were planning to bring best-selling author and Young America’s Foundation lecturer Karl Rove to their campus for […]

 

Why are We Suprised?

Posted on by Heather Bachman

Just around MemoGate I was an aspiring reporter who was prepping for a career in investigative journalism. In my spare time, I had a political Internet radio program called The Conservative Watchdog. This was the only place I allowed my political views to surface, especially as a consistent stringer reporter and intern.:  While at a […]

 

Video: How Obama’s Drilling Moratorium Affecting LA Citizens

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

Tens of thousands of jobs lost to Obama’s drilling moratorium… A Discussion on Obama’s oil drilling moratorium by Doctor Bill Cassidy, R. LA 6th Congressional District. This was filmed at the Tea Party of Louisiana July 12, 2010 townhall meeting.

 

Democrat Governors’ Reason for Fear of the Immigration Lawsuit Shows How Power Hungry the DNC Is

Posted on by Heather Bachman

While the statement may bring a sigh of relief to some who are happy to see that at least our state leaders know what really needs attention, deeper within their rejection of the lawsuit, you see nothing but the dangerous hunger of the liberals. Despite this lawsuit being an example of a nation attacking itself […]

 

The Republican Establishment’s Favorite RINOS: Is Anybody Sorry They’re Gone?

Posted on by John Hawkins

More and more often, we’re seeing grassroots conservatives line up against establishment Republicans in primary races. What’s notable, however, is what has happened after the establishment’s candidates have lost the battle. Time and time again, those candidates have proven that everything that the conservatives said about them was right on the money. Let’s consider a […]

 

America: Too Big To Fail? No. And Who Will Lose Most? The Youth.

Posted on by Melissa Clouthier

Great video from the College Republican National Committee: Is America too big to fail? Is President Obama playing with lethal levels of debt? The answers, of course, are no and yes. The youth watch the actions of their elders and it’s a curse for their generation. For the first time in history, the younger generation […]

 

Sen. Bennett is Behaving Like a Clueless, Bitter Old Fool

Posted on by Brian Garst

When Republican Utah voters decided they wanted a more consistently conservative representative than a 3-term senator who promised to only serve two, defeated incumbent Bob Bennett had a choice to make.:  He could exit gracefully and be proud of his service, and a career marked without scandal (an admittedly low bar, but an impressive feat […]

 

Sharron Angle For Senate TV Ad: Harry Reid’s Unemployed Nevada

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

Republican Sharron Angle is trying to unseat Senate Democrat Majority Leader Harry Reid. in Nevada. Her poll numbers look good so far. Here is her first TV ad: Help is on the Way! Defeating the Democrat Majority leader would be sweet, indeed. I hope everyone supports Sharron Angle. http://www.sharronangle.com/

 

Terror Lawyer Heads Arizona Lawsuit: Talk about Conflict of Interest

Posted on by Heather Bachman

Just hours ago it was announced that Tony West, a member of a group of lawyers who have represented terror suspects and are coined as “The Gitmo 9”, will be leading the Obama Administration in their suit against Arizona.:  Arguing against the state taking a federal law that the national law enforcement were not using […]

 

Tammy Bruce Asks Me About Texas Governor Rick Perry

Posted on by Melissa Clouthier

I had the great honor of being on Tammy Bruce’s radio show yesterday. It was a lot of fun. We talked about Governor Rick Perry here. A word about Governor Perry: I have had the opportunity to meet him a couple times and interview him once. Like many conservatives, his actions regarding the Gardisil vaccination […]