Tag: "Republicans"

Jimmie at Hot Air: Afghani Tomfoolery and GOP State Domination

| November 24, 2010 | Comments (1)

Over at Hot Air today, I wrote a couple posts about stories that, to be honest, should have been bigger news but, for whatever reason, just weren’t. First up, the story of how a man pretending to be a high-ranking member of the Taliban managed to fool the Afghan government and a bunch of western [...]

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Jimmie at Hot Air: Quittin’ Clinton and A Little Coming Together

| November 22, 2010 | Comments (5)

I have a couple more guests posts over at Hot Air you may enjoy. Here’s a taste of the first, in which I consider Hillary Clinton’s Fox News Sunday appearance in which she said she was done running for office. The “I swear I’m not running” gambit is as old as politics itself and has [...]

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A Truce on Social Issues Makes Sense. America Said So.

A Truce on Social Issues Makes Sense. America Said So.

| November 15, 2010 | Comments (4)

Today, a number of Tea Party groups and the leading gay conservative group GOProud co-signed a letter to the GOP leadership with GOProud that urged the party to forge a truce among fiscal and social conservatives and present a focused front to deal with the urgent fiscal problems we’re facing right now. I’m with Glenn [...]

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Dishonesty and Insults Are Not the Ways to Earn Our Trust, Senator Inhofe

Dishonesty and Insults Are Not the Ways to Earn Our Trust, Senator Inhofe

| November 12, 2010 | Comments (7)

Republican Senator and conservative icon James Inhofe has disgraced himself and his conservative beliefs today. In an op-ed that appeared at National Review’s The Corner blog he chose to defend earmarks not with principle and defensible logic but with half-truths, ridiculous assertions, and a main argument so risible that I find it hard to believe [...]

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I’d Love to Claim Credit for This Smart GOP Move, But…

| November 8, 2010 | Comments (1)

Now, see Republicans? That wasn’t very hard, was it? Now that the GOP is set to take power in the House of Representatives this January, the party is integrating Tea Party representatives into its official apparatus. The House Republican Party’s newly-formed transition team includes a number of House veterans, but it also includes freshmen Adam [...]

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Rand Paul: Now that I’ve Been Elected, I Have Discovered that Earmarks Aren’t All that Bad!

Rand Paul: Now that I’ve Been Elected, I Have Discovered that Earmarks Aren’t All that Bad!

| November 8, 2010 | Comments (7)

I am as eager as the next conservative to see the Republicans tear into government spending. I want to see Obamacare tossed out a window of the Capitol like an old mattress. I want to see department budgets crushed. I want to see the bureaucrats driven before us. I want to hear the lamentations of [...]

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Building the Lasting Majority Begins with Michele Bachmann

Building the Lasting Majority Begins with Michele Bachmann

| November 7, 2010 | Comments (5)

In my last post, I wrote that the Tea Parties and the GOP are going to have to learn to blend their strengths if they have any hope of being a lasting majority. The GOP can start that process by giving Michele Bachmann a leadership position in the next Congress. This blending will not happen [...]

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Finally, Transparency in Congress.

| November 6, 2010 | Comments (0)

Now this is transparency. On Friday, Rep. David Dreier (R-CA), the House Rules Committee Ranking Republican, sent a letter to House Chief Administrative Officer Dan Strodel requesting that work begin immediately on installing cameras in the Rules Committee hearing room. The Pelosi regime resisted putting cameras in this hearing room because, though the Democrats claimed [...]

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