MicroGroks
The latest revelations of the Susan Rice memo to herself in the early stages of the attempted coup against the Trump administration before the President even took office has brought to mind the critical importance of the necessity of not only re-electing the President but also maintaining, and perhaps increasing, control of the US Senate. …
The War to End All Wars did not end wars. Nor did World War II. But ever since the second, the idea of a third has loomed large in the culture, entertainment, and political rhetoric. I’m here to tell you; we’re not just already there, we are losing.
The National Popular Vote (NPV) is an effort to create a compact. States who sign on would allocate their electoral college votes based on the national popular vote. The goal is to get the compact to 270. But the 10th Circuit Court just blew a hole in their nefarious plan.
If lifting people out of poverty and ending dependency is a goal the only system with the proven record of success is a Constitutional Republic with free market capitalism. So, why is it lost on so many that the Democrat party is in open rebellion against both?
Senator Ben Sasse felt the need to use his time on day one of the Kavanaugh confirmation hearing to explain a few things about the confirmation process, the role of the Court, the legislature. Basic stuff you’d think sitting US Senators should have figured out. I guess not.
The most important question of the republican primary, for any grassroots conservative, constitutionalist, or libertarian, is which candidate gets us closer to being a constitutional republic again?
‘We have never lived in a Constitutional Republic’ – David Karrick, Democrat, Merrimack 25 (Andover, Boscawen, Salibury, Warner, Webster) H/T Paladin & Wikimedia
I saw this last night on c-span before the convention and was shocked. How did the conservative gene skip Mitt? This is the Romney that should be nominated, check this out: “If I had to identify what I think is our most serious threat, it wouldn’t be in the economic area. It wouldn’t be in …
