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High-profile Conservatives jumping on the immigration bandwagon.
In lieu of President Obama’s victory supposedly brought on by a “shifting demographic” which favors the Democrats, some high-profile Conservatives are now lamenting that the GOP needs to soften its stance on amnesty for illegals. All of this in theory … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, American Society, Race
Tagged amnesty, conservatives, GOP, illegal immigration, Mitt Romney, Republican, Sean Hannity, United States
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Conservatism Still Leading Ideology for Americans
Gallup PRINCETON, NJ — Political ideology in the U.S. held steady in 2011, with 40% of Americans continuing to describe their views as conservative, 35% as moderate, and 21% as liberal. This marks the third straight year that conservatives have … Continue reading
Posted in American Society, Conservatism
Tagged American conservatism, conservatives, political ideologies, Politics
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Liberals, Please Stop Using the Word ‘Terrorists.’ It’s Our Only Good Word Left.
Look leftists, you’ve used every good word that use to mean something and ran it into the ground. Because of your overuse brought on by your hysteria and uncontrollable tantrums, the once strong words that specifically defined someone has been … Continue reading
Divergence in Solutions to the Debt Crisis
Jeff has produced two thought provoking posts on the GOP and the debt-ceiling negotiations taking place in Washington. In both, he challenged Republican orthodoxy for refusing to compromise with Congressional Democrats and the White House by refusing to even discuss the possibility … Continue reading
Thoughts and ramblings on the New York-26 and other miscellaneous items.
Since their win in the NY-26 special election to fill former Rep. Chris Lee’s seat the Left has continued a narrative that this was a repudiation by the electorate of the Ryan Medicare proposal. Actually…no it wasn’t. Now I don’t … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, American Society, Current Events, Essays, Opinion, Political Thought
Tagged Bill Owens, conservatives, Dede Scozzafava, Doug Hoffman, Etitlement Spending, GOP, Jack Davis, Jane Corwin, Kathy Hochul, Liberal, national debt, New York CD-23, New York CD-26, progressives, Tea Party
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Sarah Palin and Barack Obama: The Road to 2012 passes through Tucson.
After Wednesday’s cathartic memorial service, in which the Tucson’s dead were eulogized and its heroes celebrated, the opportunistic tone of the media and pundits has once again returned and reared its ugly head. And this time it’s to prep the … Continue reading
On Ideological Incompatabilities
by Jason This post isn’t directed towards the murders that took place in Arizona but the mindless and confused reaction from its aftermath. This post was inspired by Baron Bodissey’s post over at Gates of Vienna. The aftermath and “political” … Continue reading
Conservative Case Against Over-Criminalization
Throughout the decades conservative minded people have often deferred to Hammurabic code of “lex talionis” (i.e. law of retaliation) for crime and punishment. Obviously for certain violent crimes such as murder, rape, armed robbery, etc. this lock’em up and throw … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, American Society, Essays, Opinion
Tagged Bureau of Justice Statistics, conservatives, crime, drug abuse, drug possession, FBI, Heritage Foundation, incarceration, jail, lex talionis, marijuana, marijuana legalization, mental illness, over-criminalization, Right on Crime, Uniformed Crimes Report 2009
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Unemployment Benefits and the Bush Tax Cuts: Extend both?
In Congress two fronts are unfolding: 1) The debate on extending unemployment insurance. 2) The debate on extending the Bush tax-cuts. All of this is happening amid a dismal employment report for the month of November. From the Wall Street … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, American Society, Current Events, Economics, Essays, Opinion
Tagged bush tax cuts, conservatives, Democrats, EGTRRA, JGTRRA, Joint Economic Committee, liberals, multiplier effect, President Obama, Republicans, tax cuts, The Great Recession, unemployment, unemployment benefits
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CNN Anchor Controversey contd.
Quite usually I am down with the context and substance that is produced by the right leaning blog, Outside the Beltway. Their posts are well thought out and reflect the authors’ innate knowledge of their particular fields of expertise. But … Continue reading
Posted in American Society, Opinion
Tagged Blogging, CNN, conservatives, Government, Outside the Beltway, Regulation
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Are you smarter than a liberal?
According to a Zogby International survey, you probably are. Apparently liberals just don’t understand economics very well. As if there was any more additional proof needed. The left flunks Econ 101. In this case, percentage of conservatives answering incorrectly was … Continue reading
Posted in American Society, Economics
Tagged conservatives, liberals, libtards, political ideology, public surveys
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