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Judy Faulkner wages war on Americans through Obamacare ‘death of medical records freedom” panel
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Voters Trust GOP Presidential Candidates On Jobs More Than Obama- After a recent poll claimed that voters trust Obama more than the House Republicans to create jobs, a poll that conveniently left out the Democrats in Congress, comes a new poll that shows a very different picture: GOP candidates Rick Perry and Mitt Romney are [...]
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Democracy Denied: How Obama is Ignoring You and Bypassing Congress to Radically Transform America – and How to Stop Him GET IT NOW!
“This is a must-read for everyone who values our nation’s bedrock principles. What Obama is trying to unilaterally impose on the American people is nothing short [...]
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Warner Todd Huston’s unique perspective interview with Neil Cavuto is making the rounds in the blogosphere today. In this interview, Warner shows a different side of Neil Cavuto, the side that has beat stage 4 cancer and is daily overcoming Multiple Sclerosis. Who says conservatives lack ‘compassion’? Certainly, after you read Warner Todd Huston’s [...]
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Will today’s senior citizens put their benefits ahead of their children’s future? William R. Collier Jr.
The Progressive slave machine is in high gear defending the social security Ponzi scheme at a time when it is becoming obvious that giving people MORE than they actually put in to the system ensures bankruptcy for today’s youngest [...]
Continue Reading →How Long Before The Black Community Gets Off The Progressive Plantation?- By William R. Collier Jr.
Herman Cain’s comments about the Black community being brainwashed by the liberal elite has sparked “outrage” by leftist black commentators who have even gone so far as to call him “racist.”
The plain truth is that Black unemployment is [...]
Continue Reading →SIOUX CITY – Businessman Herman Cain said where he places in the Iowa GOP straw poll isn’t as important as how many people turn out for him this Saturday in Ames.
Continue Reading →SIOUX CITY — Businessman Herman Cain said where he places in the Iowa GOP straw poll isn’t as important as how many people turn out for him this Saturday in Ames.
Continue Reading →Republican voters in nine Cleveland County precincts will join with Oklahoma County voters in the Special GOP Primary election for Senate District 43 today….
Continue Reading →Primary 2012 Candidate says every state should adopt law Embed multimedia (photos, galleries, audio, map): Romney in New Hampshire Mitt Romney gave his blessing yesterday to Republican efforts to make New Hampshire a right-to-work state, telling crowds in Concord and Manchester that the labor policy spurs job growth. Before an event with the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce, the Republican …
Continue Reading →While the Tea Party movement had influence over the debt-ceiling debate, Bachmann’s Tea Party Caucus was nowhere to be found. Read more…
Continue Reading →Paul gets farm, vet support Texas Republican Congressman Ron Paul announced support from Iowa veterans and farmers Wednesday.
Continue Reading →Rep. Ron Paul of Texas knows next Saturday’s straw poll in Ames, Iowa, will determine much about the future of his Republican campaign for president. …
Continue Reading →Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain speaks at Smokey Row Thursday afternoon. Herald photo by Andy Goodell
Continue Reading →DES MOINES — Herman Cain, former CEO of Godfather’s Pizza, said Thursday that he needs to be in the “top three” at the Iowa GOP straw poll in Ames or he will have to evaluate his prospects for a continuing campaign.
Continue Reading →DES MOINES – Herman Cain, former CEO of Godfather’s Pizza, said Thursday that he needs to be in the “top three” at the Iowa GOP straw poll in Ames or he will have to evaluate his prospects for a continuing campaign.
Continue Reading →Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has assembled a cast of judicial advisers heavy with ties to the George W. Bush administration and with icons of the political right – a lineup that is likely to score points with social conservatives.
Continue Reading →The Tea Party Caucus and GOP leadership are in a money race that could shape the Senate Republican conference’s ideology. Read more…
Continue Reading →Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has released the time table for the bye-election in governorship elections in six states of the federation where such elections could not take place during the 2011 general elections.
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Traders struggle over a skiddish market that is bouncing up an down after a rash of bad economic data and a record accumulation of US debt, over $220 billion in one day, after the debt ceiling was raised.
After multiple rounds of so-called stimulus, the economy remains stalled and is actually shrinking on a per-capita [...]
Continue Reading →MASON CITY — U.S. Rep. Ron Paul , R-Texas, and his son, U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., will be in Mason City next week as part of Ron Paul’s campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.
Continue Reading →Rep. Ron Paul, the Texas Republican running for president, is slated to speak at a tea party rally Friday evening in East Aurora. James Ostrowski of the local Tea Party Coalition, said Paul will appear at the event from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the American Legion Post, One Legion Drive.
Continue Reading →Rep. Ron Paul, the Texas Republican running for president, is slated to speak at a tea party rally Friday evening in East Aurora. James Ostrowski of the local Tea Party Coalition, said Paul will appear at the event from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the American Legion Post, One Legion Drive.
Continue Reading →More than 200 Quad-Citians filled the Redstone Room in Davenport at noon today to cheer Rep. Ron Paul ‘s presidential bid and specifically for his vote against raising the debt ceiling.
Continue Reading →CARBONDALE – Despite the high-profile political battle fought in recent weeks over the debt ceiling, one local expert doesn’t expect there to be much fallout come the November 2012 national elections.
Continue Reading →The 2012 election season is under way. As candidates make their cases to the American people, voters would like to know where the next president stands on five issues.
Continue Reading →Four Republicans, Four Democrats Running For Open Seat In all of blue Connecticut — and perhaps New England — the race for the 5th Congressional District offers a coveted opportunity for Republicans.
Continue Reading →From the looks of things now, Gov. Rick Perry and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney could be the last two standing in the fight for the Republican presidential nomination.
Continue Reading →Democratic lawmakers are openly questioning whether they can trust President Barack Obama to cut future deals with Republicans, while disappointment among party activists is raising doubts about their investment in his 2012 re-election campaign.
Continue Reading →WASHINGTON (CNN) — Rep. Michele Bachmann is cutting short her presidential campaign trip to Iowa to return to Washington for a vote on a debt ceiling deal.
Continue Reading →(CNN) — Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain won the Western Conservative Summit 2011 Denver Presidential Straw Poll Sunday, 35 points ahead of second-place finisher Texas Gov. Rick Perry, who has yet to announce a bid for the White House.
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