(01/29/2010 first hour)
The "Massachusetts Miracle" proved beyond a doubt
that conservatives can refuse to allow themselves to be splintered
into impotent third parties and can rally and take over
the Republican party by focusing on our most critical core
values ~ We must never lose sight of that goal in every
campaign in every corner of every State in the Union! |
We
can reclaim the House and the Senate (as well as the rest
of our government) by keeping our sights on electing the
most conservative VIABLE candidate to every office in the
2010 midterms ~ from Senators and Representatives all
the way through Governors, State Legislators, City Councils
and School Boards. Just as Conservatives from every party
and from every part of the country came together to support
Scott Brown in his race to win the vacant Massachusetts Senate
seat, we MUST REMEMBER the lessons of 1992 ~ Bill Clinton
was elected with only 43% of the popular vote because 18.9%
of Conservative voters voted for Ross Perot. We must commit
to supporting the MOST CONSERVATIVE candidate in each election
who actually has a REAL chance to win ~ NOT just the PERFECT
conservative candidate. (REMEMBER: PERFECTION DOES NOT EXIST
IN THIS WORLD.) Whenever someone says "I must vote
my conscience," please remind them that conscience means
"with knowledge," so refusing to vote for the most
conservative candidate available who actually has a REAL chance
to win ~ because that candidate is not PERFECT ~ means casting
a vote WITH KNOWLEDGE that will help elect the WORST, LEAST
CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE.
Please take a
few minutes to read
AFTER he turned down offers of support if he would
have run as a third-party candidate in 1976 when he lost the
nomination as the Republican presidential candidate...
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Our first job is to get this message across to those
who share most of our principles. If we allow ourselves
to be portrayed as ideological shock troops without
correcting this error we are doing ourselves and our
cause a disservice. Wherever and whenever we can, we
should gently but firmly correct our political and media
friends who have been perpetuating the myth of conservatism
as a narrow ideology. Whatever the word may have meant
in the past, today conservatism means principles evolving
from experience and a belief in change when necessary,
but not just for the sake of change.
Once we have established this, the next question
is: What will be the political vehicle by which the
majority can assert its rights?
I have to say I cannot agree with some of my friends—perhaps
including some of you here tonight—who have answered
that question by saying this nation needs a new political
party.
I respect that view and I know that those who have
reached it have done so after long hours of study.
But I believe that political success of the principles
we believe in can best be achieved in the Republican
Party. I believe the Republican Party can hold and
should provide the political mechanism through which
the goals of the majority of Americans can be achieved.
For one thing, the biggest single grouping of conservatives
is to be found in that party. It makes more sense
to build on that grouping than to break it up and
start over.
Rather than a third party, we can have a new first
party made up of people who share our principles.
I have said before that if a formal change in name
proves desirable, then so be it. But tonight, for
purpose of discussion, I’m going to refer to
it simply as the New Republican Party.
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General Election ~ Tuesday 2 November
If we are honest we would all have to admit we have turned
a blind eye for too many years, letting the left move forward
with their agenda, getting our country to the desperate state
we currently find it. Let us now remember these words from
Amazing Grace: I once was lost but now am found...Was blind,
but now I see and focus with all our strength on choosing
one or two candidates to work for ~
Colorado Senate Candidates
Opposing Michael Bennet (D) Incumbent
Ken
Buck (R)
TOP
Colorado Gubernatorial
Candidates
Tom
Tancredo
Dan Maes
(R)
TOP
Colorado Secretary
of State
Primary Duty: Assuring honest vote results
Scott Gessler
(R) TOP
Colorado State Treasurer
Walker
Stapleton (R) TOP
Colorado Attorney General
John Suthers
(R) Incumbent TOP
Colorado Judges
Clear
the Bench Colorado
In 2010, FOUR of the current Colorado Supreme Court
justices NEED YOUR APPROVAL to be retained on the bench.
DON'T GIVE IT TO THEM! Ditch the Mullarkey Majority -
WANTED: Off the Supreme Court Bench, for Aiding and
Abetting
* Unconstitutional Property Tax Increases
(Mill Levy Tax Freeze)
* Unconstitutional elimination of Tax Credits &
Exemptions (tobacco tax, "Dirty Dozen"
taxes)
* Unconstitutionally re-defining Taxes as Fees (Colorado
Car Tax, Ritter Gun Tax)
* Unconstitutional expansion of eminent domain property
seizures (Telluride Land Grab)
* Unconstitutional usurpation of legislative power
(judicial redistricting, school funding)
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CU Regents
The Republican 5-4 majority on the University of Colorado’s
Board of Regents could be in the balance as Democrat Melissa
Hart received her party’s nomination at the state assembly
to challenge Republican incumbent Steve Bosley for the at-large
regent seat.
Steve
Bosley (R) Incumbent
Alexander Maller (R) mallerforregent@gmail.com
Suzanne Sharkey
(R)
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Board of Education
District 2: Kaye
Ferry (R) kaye@kayeferry.com
District 5: Paul
Lundeen (R)
District 6: Debora Scheffel (R) Debora.scheffel@gmail.com
Barry Arrington
(R) barry@arringtonpc.com
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District Attorney
District 22: Russell Wasley (R) russellwasley@yahoo.com
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Colorado
Republican Party
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| BLOWING 2010 ELECTION | 'ANTI-INCUMBANCY'?
| POLARIZATION |
| NATIONAL BLACK REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION |
How Republicans Can Blow
the Coming Election
by Phyllis Schlafly
Pundits are predicting that Republicans could pick up 40 to 100
seats in the U.S. House this November. But Democrats are about
to unveil their secret weapon to keep Nancy Pelosi in her catbird
seat.
What could be the magic bullet with the potential to discredit
the Republican Party as a vehicle for Americans opposed to Barack
Obama's radical changes? The answer is Mexican trucks, a foolish
idea left over from the George W. Bush era, and some Republicans
are on the verge of drinking the Kool-Aid.
This month, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, the former Republican
congressman from Peoria, Ill., told a Senate subcommittee that
he would soon announce a plan to allow Mexican trucks to drive
their loads on U.S. roads. He said the timing of this decision
is "closer than soon." more
TOP
It's Not 'Anti-Incumbency,'
Stupid; It's 'Anti-Liberalism'
by Larry Elder
The storyline goes like this: Recent elections find voters in
an angry, "anti-incumbent" mood. ...
more TOP
Polarization May Be
Our Best Hope
by Mona Charen
Recent liberal laments about the increasing "polarization"
of American political life are as predictable as the seasons.
But pleas for centrism ring pretty hollow in light of recent history.
...
more TOP
National
Black Republican Association
Obama's War Against America
"The next move of the Alinsky left" by Andrew Thomas
uncovers how the deadly serious war of words between the left
and right has been ratcheted up by Obama and his Democratic Party
supporters.
"Obama's Deceptive Budget Will Lead to Disaster"
by Ronald Kessler
"Embracing Liberty, Not Big Government"
by Michael Barone shows how since Obama became president, our
political debate has been transformed into an argument between
the heirs of two fundamental schools of political thought, the
Founders and the Progressives. The Founders stood for the expansion
of liberty and the Progressives for the expansion of government.
Black Republican 2010 Candidates
A complete list with profiles of the 32 black Republicans who
are running for office as of April 2010 was complied by the Frederick
Douglas Foundation.
The First Blacks In Congress - All Republicans
The complete list of the first black Republicans elected to Congress
during the Reconstruction era... On the list are the first two
black Senators and the 21 black members of the House of Representatives.
TOP
Sean
Hannity ~ Track the voting record of your Senators and
Representatives TOP
Ratings of Legislators on the "friendliness"
of their votes toward taxpayers
Colorado
Union of Taxpayers
National
Taxpayers Union TOP
Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC)
Is the AARP listening?
Do they represent you – or your values?
Millions of Americans over the age of 50
don’t think so more...
TOP
Reverse
the Vote
These 24 Democrats voted to take away your healthcare and put
it in the hands of federal bureaucrats. Now is your chance to
hold them accountable and force them into a choice…reverse
their vote or change their career. Every dollar donated through
this site will be evenly distributed to the 24 challengers who
will oppose these Democrats. TOP
Black
Republican 2010 Candidates
A complete list with profiles of the 32 black Republicans who
are running for office as of April 2010 was complied by the Frederick
Douglas Foundation. TOP
Read Scott Brown's
Campaign Issus and Election Night Comments TOP
Paul
Ryan (R), Wisconsin Rep |
Ryan Introduces “A Roadmap for America’s Future: 2.0”
Congressman Paul Ryan offers a bold alternative to Washington’s
reckless expansion and growing culture of dependency. Roadmap
2.0 fulfills the mission of health and retirement security, lifts
the crushing burden of debt, and boosts jobs and competitiveness
in the 21st century global economy. | TOP
