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GOP Has Its Problems Too

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Christopher J. Ward, former treasurer for the National Republican Congressional Committee, is under investigation for allegedly embezzling as much as a million dollars of the organization’s money. When our people mess up, we do it Texas-style. Of course,...

Mr. Smith Attends a Convention

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I had the privilege of participating as a delegate to my first Republican Polk County (Iowa) convention. It was a great experience. We ended up with significantly more people than expected (usually 50% of the elected delegates show up, we had about 70%+) which had a...
McCain Clinches GOP Nomination

McCain Clinches GOP Nomination

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According to the AP, McCain now has enough delegates to be the Republican Nominee for President. Now that we’re here, let’s focus on what we can do to make the party as effective as possible. We have a platform to deal with, we have House and Senate seats...

The NY Times Is Wrong, Just Like CBS

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I want to be sure we’re not too dismissive about this whole debacle with the New York Times piece that showed up on the web yesterday and presumably in the print edition today. Rather, let’s just look at how it compares to some things in the past. First...

Ron Paul’s Constituents Seeing The Light?

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Hat Tip to BitHead for this, who aptly asks  “Anyone want proof there’s a God?” while referencing this article by Roger L. Simon at PajamasMedia on the potential demise of Ron Paul’s seat in Congress.  Evidently,  Chris Pedena, newcomer to...

Conservatives Have Ideas, So Let’s Hear Them!

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I make no bones about it: I’m a Conservative and a Republican.  If I ever think think the Party is a lost cause, I could abandon it, but current circumstances don’t put me there.  Not even close. I read with some appreciation Cal Thomas’ column on...
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