Why Conservatives Need to Get Aggressive on Abortion Intensifying the Fight for Life For years elements within the Republican party have argued against politicians running on an aggressive socially conservative platform. They said that social issues were losing issues and that elections would be won and loss based on the economy and taxes. This line […]Continue Reading
by Tad Cronn Billionaire George Soros has his fingers in just about every pie — political campaigns, corporations, foundations and especially media outlets large and small — and liberals are fine with that because Soros funds their causes.The fact that he’s using his vast web of connections to tell them what to think doesn’t seem […]Continue Reading
Liberal journalist Kirsten Powers has been clearing her throat and trying to get the attention of her Big Media colleagues for some time now, as she marveled at the nearly absolute embargo placed by every major network on the Kermit Gosnell abortion horror story. Informed conservatives who bypass the MSM for information might be surprised […]Continue Reading
Amidst the rejoicing that “only” 346,000 “seasonally adjusted” people filed for unemployment benefits last week- that’s 353, 973 actual people without the seasonal adjustment- the government admits that in the latest weekly jobs report that fewer federal workers filed for unemployment claims this year than last. The Department of Big Labor says that in 2012, […]Continue Reading
Whether you like Obamacare or not, nationalizing healthcare was the boldest legislative achievement of any president since anything Ronald Regan did in the 1980s. But the cost for Obama politically has been very high. Since passing ACA, Obama has lost control over the House by a fairly large margin. The mid-term election in 2010, which […]Continue Reading
By: George Will The real vocation of some people entrusted with delivering primary and secondary education is to validate this proposition: The three R’s — formerly reading, ’riting and ’rithmetic — now are racism, reproduction and recycling. Especially racism. Consider Wisconsin’s Department of Public Instruction. It evidently considers “instruction” synonymous with “propaganda,” which in the […]Continue Reading
Kevin and Carol set the table for this week’s historic proceedings, wherein the high court will take up the contentious issues of same sex marraige, states’ rights, and equality under the law. Based on initial tea leaves from the first session of oral arguments — which, conservatives will painfully recall, can be misleading — the […]Continue Reading
by Tony Lee At Breitbart News’ “The Uninvited” Panel during CPAC last weekend, Rosemary Jenks, the director of government relations for Numbers USA, told the packed audience that Republicans have not thoroughly considered and discussed how giving amnesty to 11-12 million illegal immigrants would allow terrorists to receive brand new identities, cost the government $2.5 […]Continue Reading
In a presumably futile effort to change their minds by learning how they think, I periodically try to figure out the left-wing mind. Why, for instance, do some people believe in Keynesian economics, when it is premised on the fanciful notion that you can increase “spending power” by taking money out of the economy’s left […]Continue Reading
W. James Antle III is editor of the Daily Caller News Foundation. Below is an excerpt from his new book, Devouring Freedom: Can Big Government Ever Be Stopped? *** Big government is an unstoppable force. That’s the most common objection faced when one talks about cutting spending or rolling back regulations. Sometimes even conservatives make this […]Continue Reading
OXON HILL, Md. (AP) — Florida Sen. Marco Rubio implored Republicans to reconnect with middle-class voters. Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul basked in the glow of his lengthy filibuster, facing a sea of “Stand With Rand” signs. And former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush predicted the nation’s greatest century if the GOP becomes the party of “inclusion […]Continue Reading
Ask Siri: “What is CPAC 2013? There is an app in the iTunes store called CPAC 2013. You must know something about this event!” Siri is a smart woman. She responds: “CPAC 2013 is the largest annual gathering of conservative activists in the country and is celebrating its 40th anniversary in Washington, D.C., March 14-16, […]Continue Reading
More than a few Americans who tuned into the Oscars ceremony Sunday night were put off by the appearance, via satellite, of First Lady Michelle Obama. Washington Post writer Jennifer Rubin expresses their disgust when she remarks: “It is not enough that President Obama pops up at every sporting event in the nation. Now the […]Continue Reading