New Article: The Threat of the Leftist Media   July 20th, 2010

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As a result of the 2008 election and everything that has gone on for the last two years, conservatives have been very focused on the 2010 and 2012 elections. And while that is entirely appropriate and necessary, I believe we must recognize that liberal politicians are only a symptom of the illness. The illness is the liberal media.  Continue reading the article...

 

Past Article: Sovereign Debt: A Greek & American Tragedy   May 6th, 2010

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The issue of sovereign debt is quickly exploding into front page news, as it should. Sovereign debt is essentially the "sub-prime" crisis on steroids, and Greece gives us a glimpse of our future if we don't implement fiscally conservative policies.

The U.S. media seems to be completely preoccupied with the last financial crisis and with Arizona enforcing immigration laws. Meanwhile, we have a potential meltdown erupting in Europe. And depending on how it plays out, this could make the financial crisis of 2008 look like child's play. Instead of banks going bankrupt, entire countries are teetering on the edge.

The potential consequences are enormous.  Continue reading the article...

 

Past Article: The GOP and the Tea Party   December 11th, 2009

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2010 is nearly upon us and, if things go as they're expected to, the upcoming November election could be nothing short of epic. With the Democrats apparently intent on pushing their policies despite clear public opposition, this could wind up being the perfect storm.

But for this to transpire, we must all stay true to our principles and be realistic about the best way to advance them. This applies to both the Republican Party and the grass roots via the Tea Party movement, 912 groups, etc. If we don't, we risk throwing away this historic opportunity.

I've seen what appear to me to be disturbing indications that some people aren't doing that.  Continue reading the article...

 

Past Article: On GOP Unity In Colorado   December 1st, 2009

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Those that are concerned about party unity shouldn't avoid a vigorous primary season but rather should simply commit to running a clean primary campaign centered entirely on the issues. Take the gloves off in the general election, if necessary.

2010 is going to be decided by the grass roots, and the grass roots want to be involved in 2010. They've been licking their chops all year, anxious for the 2010 process to begin. And in order to win, the GOP needs these people to be involved. Party unity is useless if the grass roots isn't energized and doesn't show up.  Continue reading the article...