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Can we even count how many times our New Hampshire congressional democrats claimed that we needed to reduce our dependence on foreign oil? Twice? A dozen times? Hundreds? Is it safe to say that among the lot there has been enough rhetoric on reducing foreign dependence to fill the Verizon center? So why then have …
Finally – the last of the videos that we took at the RightOnline conference – and yes, this was a "busman’s holiday" – given the opportunity to go, the decision was made to go to work. This post: Tim Phillips, President of Americans for Prosperity Dr. Joe Heck, Congressional candidate from Nevada Steve Eggleston of …
Rumor has it the Senator from New Hampshire that is not a woman (by birth) plans to vote to confirm the activist train wreck Elena Kagen. That’s right, Judd Gregg has been outed as for Kagen. But before he casts his vote, we should let him know how we feel about that. I already have. …
The New Hampshire democrat party–in a typical game of misdirection–is all lathered up about some tenuous connections between Senator Gregg–leaving the Senate, John Sununu–no longer in the Senate, and Kelly Ayotte–not even in the Senate, accepting contributions from two billionaires from Texas who have been charged with securities fraud. The operative word is "charged" not convicted, but …
During the RightOnline conference, Herman Cain broadcast his radio show and had several of the "names" at the conference on his show including Michelle Bachman, Sharron Angle, Tim Phillips, and Joe Heck. TMEW decided that this was one of the events that she was going to go to, so recorded it.
Phil Kerpen is the Vice President of Policy for Americans for Prosperity (sponsors of RightOnline) so it made sense for him to speak at his own conference. The main thrust of his talk was summed up by a quote from Van Jones, that if green jobs are the death of capitalism, and he has been …
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…in an exceedingly small way. But still….
Rep. Michelle Bachmann posted the following observations today at RedState.com. As usual, she hits the nail Right on the head: Democrats Underestimate the American People Once Again Posted by Rep. Michele Bachmann (Profile) Thursday, July 29th at 4:24PM EDT 16 Comments Clearly, the Democrats think they have something here tying together the Republican Party and the Tea Party. However, it seems …
Senator Judd Gregg allows himself to be used by the dominant ruling party in Washington, DC? Is this why the GOP is called "the Party of Stupid"? Is this type of thing why the GOP has been called "the tax collector for the welfare state"? Sigh. This just in from Liberty Central via RedState.com: Judd …
This just in from Jamie Dupress at wsbradio.com. Please read the following list and explain why each of these military construction projects are necessary to protect the United States from foreign invaders. This is why they call it "the Welfare-Warfare State." We must dismantle both sides of the government spending-monster, or continue our spiral downward as a nation.
