Category: The Republican Minority

Ladies and Gentlemen, I Might Just Have a Conservative Star for You.

Ladies and Gentlemen, I Might Just Have a Conservative Star for You.

| January 25, 2012 | Comments (6)

I believe I have seen the future of Maryland politics and his name is Dan Bongino. He is a former Secret Service agent and New York City police officer, husband to a wife who legally emigrated from Colombia, and he’s running for the United States Senate seat currently held by Ben Cardin. My friend Jim [...]

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The Almost Great GOP Campaign Ad

The Almost Great GOP Campaign Ad

| January 10, 2012 | Comments (3)

I agree with Nice Deb. This GOP campaign video is good, but not quite there. What’s missing? Let’s go back to Nice Deb’s post for the answer. But that barely scrapes the surface of how divisive this President has been. The “hope and change” candidate who was sold as having “a first class temperament”, has proven [...]

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Another Week, Another GOP-Engineered Debate Debacle

Another Week, Another GOP-Engineered Debate Debacle

| January 9, 2012 | Comments (1)

Why the GOP has agreed to subject their candidates to the best attacks the Democratic message machine can craft is entirely beyond me. Why we on the right have allowed the GOP to continue in its folly without serious pushback mystifies me as well.

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The Back-Room of the GOP is Working Overtime and They Have an Ally

The Back-Room of the GOP is Working Overtime and They Have an Ally

| October 6, 2011 | Comments (4)

If you’ve ever wondered what could unite the Associates Press and the back-room old guard of the GOP, I have your answer: Rick Perry.

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The Rebuttal the Republicans Should Give Tomorrow

| September 7, 2011 | Comments (1)

When the President stands before America Thursday night, on national television, and introduces us to his plan to spend several hundred billion dollars that our children will have to pay off because there’s no way in heck we’ll get to it by the time we pay down the trillions of dollars we already owe, he’ll [...]

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Mule-Headed Republicans and the Whomping Club of Motivation

| August 28, 2011 | Comments (5)

Slowly, Republicans in Congress are getting the message that America isn’t in any mood to play silly political games. Unemployment is unacceptably high and not likely to come down to a reasonable level any time soon. We’re running a debt so large that it changes the orbit of celestial bodies. The Democrats refuse to come [...]

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The Gospel of Blame Meets the Poll that Could Resurrect “Cut, Cap, and Balance”.

The Gospel of Blame Meets the Poll that Could Resurrect “Cut, Cap, and Balance”.

| August 7, 2011 | Comments (12)

It’s Sunday and you know what that means. Yep, the Democrats ran to their bestest buddies in the MSM to preach the Gospel of Blame. The S&P downgrade wasn’t their fault, no way, no how. They are blameless, helpless victims, trod underfoot by a vicious minority called the Tea Parties. Such left-wing luminaries as David [...]

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I Will Not Eat Your Bipartisan Spam. I Do Not Like It, Republican-I-Am.

I Will Not Eat Your Bipartisan Spam. I Do Not Like It, Republican-I-Am.

| August 3, 2011 | Comments (0)

I get in trouble sometimes with my fellow right-wingers for insisting that “bipartisan” “compromise” on a budget deal is a carnival game rigged to bring in the rubes so that those who run the game — we call them “members of Congress” — can shake us so hard that money falls out of our grandchildren. [...]

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