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One way to ensure a short-lived Democrat majority: Rush healthcare, stall Brown

I read a startling article yesterday regarding various contingency plans being tossed around Democrat circles in Washington and Massachusetts, preparing for the prospects of Scott Brown defeating Martha Coakley, in what could be one of the greatest political upsets of the 21st Century. From the Wall Street Journal:

Coverage from the Code Red Rally

Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to make it to the ‘Code Red Rally’ in Washington, DC today, however I have been following it closely. To help anyone looking for coverage of the event, I’ve put together a small archive of some of the coverage received. If you come across something that I’m missing, simply leave a [...]

Born on this day: Russell Kirk

Born on this day: Russell Kirk. Who was Russell Kirk? From Wikipedia: Russell Kirk (October 19, 1918 – April 29, 1994) was an American political theorist, historian, social critic, literary critic, and fiction author known for his influence on 20th century American conservatism. His 1953 book, The Conservative Mind, gave shape to the amorphous post-World [...]

Will Generation Y Redefine What it means to be Conservative or Liberal?

In Yesterday’s Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Concordia University Professor and former Republican Congressional candidate, Jim Burkee, had an interesting op-ed discussing role “Generation Y” could play in re-shaping American politics. From the article: In the first few months of his presidency, Obama has continued his full-court press for young voters, breaking protocol by giving Queen Elizabeth [...]

DC Tea Party Looking to be a Huge Success

h/t to Ms. Chandler Ramelli at ANotSoCapitolIdea.com for the info, and for helping put this together. For those who will be in the DC area tomorrow (April 15) between 11am – 3pm, I strongly urge you to attend the DC Tea Party, which will be staged at Lafayette Square and outside of the United States [...]

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