Why We Lost: The Big Picture December 10, 2012Jay Haug
The big Republican ideas of the last forty years not only do not work for us, they have turned against us and are actually working to defeat us. So what do we do?
Learning the Hard Way November 26, 2012Trevor Thomas
There is no getting around it; human beings were meant to behave themselves in a certain way. When we violate the standards set by Natural Law, or when our own laws are in conflict with Natural Law, hard consequences await.
New Beginnings November 24, 2012Lee A. Heilig
Long-term success for conservatives must include an understanding that local and state governments are the breeding grounds for tomorrow's national leadership.
Obama's Santa Claus Presidency November 24, 2012Peter Wilson
We're facing a mass of educated Democrats who demand little from government beyond what they think they paid for, but who voted to expand government against their economic self-interest.
Why the Secession Petitions? November 20, 2012Warren Beatty
While the MSM has prominently reported on secession petitions, it has failed to address why they have become so numerous and popular.
We Don't Know Why We Lost Because We Don't Know Who We Are November 20, 2012Jim Pierce
We must send loud, clear, and relevant messages to all Americans that ours is the logical party for them to support. The message is very simple; our policies will help you prosper, and our politics are the best way to give you the foundation you need to succeed.
Conspire, Divide & Smear November 19, 2012William L. Gensert
Barack Obama is playing political poker with a master tactician. And who knows? Maybe our king has an ace up his sleeve and can compel Petraeus to concede, but I would doubt it.
Losing the Battle to Spin the War November 19, 2012Boyd Richard Boyd
By failing to expose Obama and the Progressives in general, the Republicans have left most Americans unaware that there is a war raging for the soul of the nation.
The Secession Obsession November 18, 2012D.J. Garth
I'm sure that liberals will claim that they love their country too. Which begs the question: if you love your country so much, why are you in such a terrible hurry to change it into something else?
The Stark Ugly Truth November 17, 2012Marc Hitson
I am tired of all the blaming of Romney, the Republican Party, the TEA party, the 'radical right', the Christian vote, and us old white guys. You are missing the point: your voting process is hopelessly corrupted.
Outnumbered but not Outgunned November 16, 2012T.S. Weidler
The Second Amendment isn't necessary until someone tries to take it, at which point it becomes absolutely paramount. If you aren't prepared for that day, there is no better time to start than today.
The Big Tent is Empty November 16, 2012Charles Martel
Minorities generally reject conservatism. Tokenism or marketing will not alter that political reality.
Sore Liberal Winners November 15, 2012Timothy Birdnow
Nobody who signs one of these really believes for an instant that their state will secede from the Union; these petitions are purely symbolic.
Who Cares What the Left Thinks? November 14, 2012Paul Revere
How should Republicans and conservatives deal with the debt? They should stop listening to the "smart" people who have been part of the problem in Washington for years and decades.
The Price of Folly November 13, 2012William J. Meisler
Evidently the hard times experienced by the nation during the last four years, both in the domestic and foreign arenas, have not been hard enough.
The Tea Party at Valley Forge November 13, 2012Timothy C. Daughtry
The left is hoping that the tea party movement is dead. Now is the time to organize, to train, to demonstrate, and to educate a nation in distress.
America Votes to End Modern Civilization November 12, 2012Daren Jonescu
The stakes could not have been higher: freedom or coercion, individualism or collectivism, modern civilization or uncivilized brutalism. America chose the latter option in each case.
It Is Not Too Early for Conservatives... November 12, 2012David Coughlin
It is not too early for the conservatives to start work to take back the party and the country. The Republican establishment elite does not learn from its mistakes, and conservatives can no longer wait for Republicans to wake up.
What Conservatives Need November 11, 2012Sally Zelikovsky
In the end, cannibalism causes us to self-immolate. We have the right principles for prosperity, liberty, and civil society. We need to remind ourselves of this.
Aftermath November 11, 2012midwestrepub
We must allow ourselves to fail sometimes, and then look up, look ahead, and work hard to be, and do, better.
Why Mitt Lost and Obama Won: A Different Perspective November 11, 2012James Arlandson
You have cold, rational economic reality on your side, but people have the warm pleasure principle inside them. That need for pleasure may explain, in a big way, why Republicans lost seats in the Senate and the House.
Mitt Romney's 47% Coming Home to Roost November 10, 2012Clifton Chadwick
Because majority rule is a central characteristic of democracy, the danger always exists that a majority, free of restrictions on its power, will oppress members of the minority.
Why Accept Tyranny and Ruin? November 9, 2012J. Robert Smith
The critical question becomes: if the left remains ascendant; if its principles and policies continue to be ratified by voters in elections to come; if it continues to degrade the culture and morals of society; when will conservative America shout, "Enough!"?
Pander, Baby, Pander November 9, 2012David Berriman
People have been conditioned in this country over several decades to look at themselves as members of particular groups that require attention, if not outright special accommodation.
Why Obama Won November 9, 2012Gary Aminoff
How is it, in America, that we are raising children to believe that bigger government is better, that government is the engine that provides jobs, that profits are bad, that Republicans care about only the rich?
What Could Possibly Go Wrong? November 9, 2012C. Edmund Wright
The story of the 2012 election is that voters still blame Republicans for systemic problems caused by liberalism, and yet they credit Obama for victories brought about by applied conservatism. Now how does this happen?
A Few Things I Never Want to Hear Again November 8, 2012Daren Jonescu
The name of conservatism, and more importantly its proud truths, must never be allowed to slip from the public consciousness. They will do exactly that if the non-Democrat in future campaigns hides from this name.
Obama's Election Seals Our Fate November 8, 2012Monty Pelerin
Obama had no viable economic plan for the last four years, and he is still without one. There has been no progress economically. Instead, we are $5 trillion worse off with nothing to show for it.
Going John Galt November 7, 2012James McAlister
Expect to see the sad employment results as thousands of current and potential entrepreneurs "go John Galt" as the effects of our "generational election" play out.
I am Embarrassed to be an American Today November 7, 2012David Coughlin
We have finally finished the most divisive and negative presidential campaign where Obama ran away from his record and instead attacked his challenger as his only campaign strategy.
A Time to Choose November 6, 2012Scott Mayer
Will we rediscover our Constitutional compass and chart a path back towards a sustainable, limited government?
Shovel Ready November 6, 2012D.L. Hammack
I want my president to be one who will pick up the proverbial shovel instead of the literal golf club.
An Ordinary Vote November 6, 2012Fay Voshell
Very few people were voting, unlike 2008, when the lines were wrapped twice around the entire room and almost out the door.
Catholics and the Polls November 6, 2012Keith Riler
Could Gallup's high estimate of Catholic support for Obama be an overstatement, and might the Romney win be bigger than the Gallup numbers indicate?
A Mile South & Four Years Later.... October 28, 2012Rosslyn Smith
Obama's staff was caught way off guard when the official campaign kickoff was unable to fill the arena at Ohio State. They won't be guilty of overestimating their space needs for election night.
The Master Debater Part II October 7, 2012Clarice Feldman
Wednesday the public got to see the president as I have always seen him -- a lazy, superficial thinker who is over his head as Chief Executive.
A Disengaged President October 5, 2012Matthew Holzmann
There has been a strange turn of events in the last few weeks as we have learned more about the political and personal isolation the president has created for himself. Wednesday's debate was dramatic evidence of his disengagement.
Obama's Mask Slips October 5, 2012Pamela Geller
Obama is merely the pretty face for the über-left monster. Let's face it: Obama is merely a figurehead. A happy face for the anti-American, anti-individual, anti-capitalist revolution.
A Wise and Frugal King October 5, 2012Todd Keister
The stark reality is that on November 6, Americans are electing a king to reign over a bankrupt country.
