Archive for the ‘Republicans’ Category
Year of the Mommy Blogger
If 2010 is the year of the pro-life woman, 2016 should be the year of the smart “mommy blogger”—because, if the GOP wants to ensure its own long term success, today’s politically-inclined mommy bloggers will likely become tomorrow’s candidates.
Sarah Palin’s popularity is proof that the conservative...
July 28th, 2010 | Blogging, Conservative/Liberal, Media, Politics, Republicans | Read More Steeped in Revolution
As far as governments go, America’s is unusually stable. Considering it began in revolution and underwent four years of bloody civil war less than one hundred years later, the stability is incredible.
But now, no matter how we assess its motives or methods, the Tea Party movement has brought the...
May 3rd, 2010 | Domestic Policy, Politics, Republicans | Read More Tea Party Democrats
Rasmussen announced yesterday that Americans agree with the tenets of the Tea Party movement more than with President Obama “on most major issues” by 48%-44%. Additionally, The Hill reports that 40% of Tea Partiers identify themselves as Democrats or Independents.
This is hardly surprising in the...
April 6th, 2010 | Conservative/Liberal, Democrats, Politics, Republicans | Read More Douthat, Ornstein and Self-Execution
Recently two conservatives, Ross Douthat and Norman Ornstein, have come out against Republicans and talk radio for their strong opposition to the use of the “self-executing rule” to pass healthcare legislation.
Ornstein chastised Republicans for shamelessly accusing Democracts of using a legislative...
March 19th, 2010 | Republicans | Read More Barack Obama: The Populist Professor?
Last night’s State of the Union address changed nothing, aside from Chris Matthews’ eyesight, which I trust has returned to normal. President Obama is still committed to the same unpopular policies that have left him with a dropping approval rating, and he “won’t quit”.
Neither will Republicans,...
January 28th, 2010 | Democrats, Other, Politics, Republicans | Read More Rebels Without A Cause: Conservatism’s Big Divide
If you have an opinion, there’s probably a brand of conservatism just for you. If you care most about faith and values, for example, you might consider yourself a social conservative. Those who worry about preserving the culture are paleo-conservatives, and neo-conservatives consider national...
December 2nd, 2009 | Conservative/Liberal, Education, Politics, Republicans | Read More Do We Need A New Reagan?
In the recent election, one phrase kept cropping up in Republican and conservative circles: “Is _____ the next Reagan?” Many names were offered, from Mitt Romney to Sarah Palin to Bobby Jindal, among others. The Reagan-ness of various individuals was hotly debated, with various people touting...
August 12th, 2009 | Politics, Republicans | Read More Sarah Palin: Fantasy Politics
The idea of fantasy sports captures my imagination. Play the coach: build your team, manage your players, track their progress, and lay down the challenge to your friends and coworkers to do better. Were there a “fantasy politics” for politicos like me, I’d join. However, since such a thing...
July 20th, 2009 | Politics, Republicans | Read More John McCain: Plain Spoken Heroism
By John Mark Reynolds
John McCain cannot give a great speech, but he has lived a great life. He has done great things, but he wants to do more. Tonight John McCain did well, but Sarah Palin gave the speech everyone will remember. Her soaring rhetoric met her promising reality and caused a national explosion...
September 5th, 2008 | Politics, Republicans | Read More Around the Horn: Sarah Palin for Vice-President
John McCain has announced his choice for Vice-President. Sarah Palin is McCain’s choice for the next president of the United States should something happen to him while in office.
Media outlets are buzzing with stories about McCain’s interesting and unexpected nominee choice – here...
August 29th, 2008 | Politics, Republicans | Read More 



