The new GOP.com is up and running, I’m liking it better than the old thing they had, with pretty much everything you need located on the main page so you don’t have to click around endlessly to find out where your state organization’s website is, for instance. Whoever is working on trying to come up […]
Finally the NRSC is on the right track, at least with its messaging.
h/t Jim Geraghty
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Rand Paul Money Bomb – August 19th and 20th
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The gulf coast oil spill was and is a horrible disaster with consequences that will last for years to come. But when one looks at the “big picture”, the oil spill is dwarfed by the tsunami of red ink that promises to suck everyone into its wake. The life boats are well within our reach – they are located right within in our own states.
h/t Mark Levin Via Marco Rubio’s YouTube Channel; https://web.archive.org/web/20170930122850/https://marcorubio.com/donate/ On August 10, Harry Reid said, “I don’t know how anyone of Hispanic heritage could be a Republican, okay? Do I need to say more?” The next day, U.S. Senate Republican candidate from Florida Marco Rubio responded to these remarks on Fox News’ “Fox and Friends.” […]
In 2008 the Ron Paul Revolution burst onto the campaign trail in a frenzied grassroots blur. The ‘Champion of the Constitution’, ‘the Taxpayers best friend’, ‘Dr. No’ and ‘the Ultimate Conservative’, Dr. Congressman Ronald Paul of Texas was off and running for President of the united States.
Even when others don’t, we remember Via Keep America Safe.Com; The board members of Keep America Safe, Liz Cheney, Bill Kristol and Debra Burlingame announce the release of “We Remember,” an ad featuring first responders and family members of the victims of the terrorist attacks of 9/11 who are speaking out in opposition to the […]
In 1670, the right of jurors to judge both the law and the facts became part of British constitutional law. It ultimately became part of American constitutional law as well, but you’d never know it listening to jury instructions today almost anywhere in the country. With only a few exceptions, juries are explicitly or implicitly told to worry only about the facts and let the judge decide the law. The right of jury nullification has become one of the legal system’s best kept secrets.