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POPSOkay! May As Well Bring On Another Clown Perry made the remarks in Mexico City, where immigration is nearly as big a hot-button issue as it is in Washington. He spoke at a press conference shortly before meeting with President Felipe Calderon who, like past Mexican presidents, has lobbied for changes in U.S. immigration law that would include a guest-worker program. Perry’s statements seemed to put him at odds with many in the Republican Party’s base who regarded the immigration overhaul bill that collapsed in the Senate in June as nothing more than an amnesty for illegal immigrants. Source: http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/5090944.html I could go on with many other positions, but at this critical time Rick Perry is NOT the conservative we need to wrest leadership of the Republican Party from those like him who would piece-by-piece sell us all down the river. I still back Bachmann. more... By doctorhugo http://bit.ly/qIyIwj http://conservativedailynews.com
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POPSHe's Historic, Alright: Standard & Poor's Downgrades US Debt to AA+ Boehner could then tell the American people: there's only one plan that addresses the deficit and prevents a downgrade. And let Obama deal with the fallout of a veto -- if he has the guts. Instead, we submit a plan that still results in downgrade and default. What a bunch of nimrods. Obama and his sycophants are busy destroying the full faith and credit of the American currency... and the RINOs won't even put up a fight. We need a lot more conservative cavalry for 2012. more... http://bit.ly/pCbpfY http://directorblue.blogspot.com
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POPSWhy 2012 Is Shaping Up As An ‘Anybody But Obama’ Election . . less than two months after the president took the oath of office: “There won’t be a second Obama term if he doesn’t admit that, no matter how adroitly he wraps himself in Reaganesque rhetoric, Leviathan is no better suited for 2009 than it was in 1933 for FDR … “But that’s not the main reason Obama’s prospects for gaining a second term in 2012 are already fading faster than a Maine RINO can forget what being a Republican means. Obama is making himself the symbol of what’s wrong with Washington rather than being the agent of change in Washington.” These polls are perhaps shocking in the context of Obama’s multiple news conferences in recent weeks, careful White House staging of “negotiations” with congressional GOPers designed to put Obama in the best possible light, the liberal mainstream media’s desperately unbalanced reporting of the controversy, and the parallel propagandizing by the thousands of liberal non-profits . .
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POPSRockeromney or Nelson Romney. Take your pick Concluded the Club for Growth of Romney’s approach: He would promote the unwinding of Obama’s bad economic policies, but we also think that Romney is somewhat of a technocrat. After a career in business, quickly finding a “solution” seems to be his goal, even if it means more government intrusion as a means to an end. To this day, Romney supports big government solutions to health care and opposes pro-growth tax code reform — positions that are simply opposite to those supported by true economic conservatives. Or, as the Wall Street Journal pithily headlined, Romney’s approach qualifies him as “Obama’s Running Mate.” And who can forget Rush Limbaugh noting Romney’s global warming remarks, saying: “Bye bye nomination”? by Radio Patriot http://bit.ly/2wJVtA http://radiopatriot.wordpress.com ALSO: Is Mitt Romney the New Nelson Rockefeller? By Jeffrey Lord 6.14.11 http://spectator.org/archives/2011/06/14/is-mitt-romney-the-new-nelson
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POPSWHAT'S GOOD FOR THE COW...IS GOOD FOR THE BULL! Its not like Alaska hasn’t had trouble with the machines in the past and Democrats are notorious cheats and vote stealers. What’s good enough for the cow should be good enough for the bull. The state GOP is asking Miller to concede even though the court hasn’t decided on his law suit nor has there been a ruling about a hand count for Miller. The state and national GOP sabotaged Miller’s campaign and Mur-Cow-ski flew her corruptacrat colors and may end up winning the election with two shots and it, hook and crook. SHE LOST THE PRIMARY.....SHE IS A SORE LOSER....SHE THINKS SHE IS "ENTITLED"
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POPSGOP Hopeful Jesse Kelly, Applauded for Topping Website's 'most terrifying' candidate list “white supremacists, neo-Nazis and anti-Semites.” The spokesman made the comment after the group endorsed J.D. Hayworth during his primary challenge. McCain’s campaign noted that the Anti-Defamation League complained in 2009 that ALIPAC “disseminates its message with virulent, anti-immigrant rhetoric.” A spokesman for ALIPAC said McCain and ADL were “political opponents” making “false” statements. more... GOP Hopeful Jesse Kelly Applauded http://bit.ly/aRZrgf http://thehill.com/blogs
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POPSClinton Pushed to Get Kendrick Meek Out ~ Obama Campaigned for Meek Last Week... While it may seem a strange strategy at a time when there is voter backlash against Democrats, Meek is also in the unusual situation of having to win over Democrats supporting independent Gov. Charlie Crist, who was a lifelong Republican until leaving the party in April after falling behind Marco Rubio in the GOP primary. In the ad, Obama says, "Kendrick's been a powerful voice for Floridians -- standing up to special interests, to hold Wall Street accountable, fighting the insurance industry to make sure health care isn't denied to our children because of a pre-existing condition, working to eliminate subsidies to banks so young people can afford a college education." Obama also says Meek opposes extending tax cuts for the wealthy and supports small businesses.
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POPSWhy Not Nominate the Next Reagan in 2012?...and get behind him now!
I think otherwise. During the 2008 nomination season, I wrote several articles proposing a Republican not yet in the race as the Next Reagan. The stars were not aligned right then for him, but all that may be different in 2012. What do we want in our Next Reagan? First, we want someone whose conservatism is beyond question -- someone who campaigned hard for Doug Hoffman, for example, even while the RNC was supporting the RINO. Second, we want someone of absolute integrity -- someone who is willing to stand all alone if he thinks he is right. Third, we want someone who does not "need" politics -- someone who was a great success in life before entering politics. Fourth, we want someone disassociated from the failures of Obama and also of Bush -- someone who grasped America's disgust with Washington long before the Beltway insiders. Fifth, we want a "grownup" -- someone who is in every sense of the word mature, sober, and serious. Sixth, we want a great communicator
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