Posted on January 4, 2015. Tags: 24 Hours, John Boehner, office, Speaker Boehner
Over the next 24 hours, Congressmen Rob Wittman, Dave Brat, Scott Rigell, and Bob Goodlatte must be contacted and asked to publicly state whether or not they intend to vote for John Boehner for Speaker of the House. If Speaker Boehner continues his hold over the House of Representatives, the 2014 conservative wave will come […]
Graducated with a degree in Philosophy from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Also studied economics and political science at George Mason.
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Posted on September 29, 2014. Tags: Ann Coulter, Democrats, Republican Party, Republicans
Ann Coulter, the treacherous sycophant of the wealthiest corporatists within the Republican Establishment, recently spewed forth an article articulating, with shallow precision, the real strategy of the GOP. Their strategy is this: Republican voters have no choice but to vote Republican and Independent voters have no choice but to vote Republican. This insipid lecture, which […]
Graducated with a degree in Philosophy from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Also studied economics and political science at George Mason.
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Posted on September 16, 2014. Tags: Dave Brat, Ed Gillespie, Republican Party, Robert Sarvis
If Virginian conservatives, constitutionalists, and right-leaning libertarians vote for Ed Gillespie in November, then the debate over whether Virginia Republicans will vote for anyone with an (R) by their name will finally and decisively have been decided. This is as simple as it gets, ladies and gentlemen. Ed Gillespie represents everything the TEA Party’s, the […]
Graducated with a degree in Philosophy from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Also studied economics and political science at George Mason.
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Posted on September 14, 2014. Tags: Democrats, point, Republican Party, Virginia Republicans
I am still hearing rumors about a “wave election” and the Republican Party taking back the Senate. The story goes, that President Obama’s increasing unpopularity and America’s dissatisfaction with the immigration crisis, foreign policy blunderings, and steady economic insecurity spells doom for the Democrats in November. That’s a realistic narrative, assuming there was an opposition […]
Graducated with a degree in Philosophy from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Also studied economics and political science at George Mason.
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Posted on August 30, 2014. Tags: concerns, Gillespie, Republican Party, Virginia
As we approach November, exhausted by breach after breach of our nations constitutional integrity, frustrated by the continuous creep of despotic theater emanating from the bowels of the Democrat Establishment, and shocked by the gutlessness of an impotent and passionless Republican Party, what are we to think and feel? Are we to look forward to […]
Graducated with a degree in Philosophy from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Also studied economics and political science at George Mason.
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Posted on August 10, 2014. Tags: Let, national, United States, world
On September 1st, 1939, Neville Chamberlain addressed the country that he led with the following words, “I do not propose to say many words tonight. The time has come when action rather than speech is required. Eighteen months ago in this House I prayed that the responsibility might not fall upon me to ask this […]
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Posted on August 2, 2014. Tags: family, kids, time, week
On Tuesday, August 5th, I’ll be participating in a forum at the Montross TEA Party on engaging young people in politics. After months of giving this topic a great deal of thought, I’ve realized that there is no trick to getting young people interested in politics. In fact, instead of thinking about what is necessary […]
Graducated with a degree in Philosophy from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Also studied economics and political science at George Mason.
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Posted on July 25, 2014. Tags: government, Homeland Security, Honduras, United States
The President of the United States is considering “whether to allow hundreds of minors and young adults from Honduras into the United States without making the dangerous trek through Mexico”, according to the New York Times. By moving decisions on refugee claims to Honduras, the plan aims to slow the rush of minors crossing into […]
Graducated with a degree in Philosophy from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Also studied economics and political science at George Mason.
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Posted on July 22, 2014. Tags: knowledge, mind, Survivors, world
In an age of nihilism and apathy, the last thing anyone wants to do is know anything for certain or believe something with conviction. Citizens, like politicians, though amateur and certainly not ambitious, look to polls for the strength to hold opinions concerning matters they do not care about and do not understand. Driven by […]
Graducated with a degree in Philosophy from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Also studied economics and political science at George Mason.
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Posted on July 3, 2014. Tags: children, life, nations, party
In March, I posted an article entitled The Importance of Principle, which did not seem to inspire a great deal of interest. Calling Americans’ attention to principles has been an awful strategy in the 21st century, because people know instinctively that any discussion of principle will require them to make difficult personal decisions that they […]
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Posted on July 1, 2014. Tags: government, Liberty Amendments, private, United States Constitution
Virginians are concerned about the future, about the size and shape of the future. I am too. Beyond our political parties, what is it that we stand for? Should we stand for free markets, private property rights, limited government, and the United States’ Constitution, we would do well, I think. Are these principles worth wagering […]
Graducated with a degree in Philosophy from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Also studied economics and political science at George Mason.
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Posted on June 25, 2014. Tags: Constitutionalists, Republican Establishment, Republican Party, third
Yesterday, June 24th, the Republican Establishment revealed just how far they were willing to go to accomplish Mitch McConnell’s dream of “crushing the TEA Party”. If you’ve been checking Drudge and Breitbart, you already know the story. The subject matter of this article isn’t what happened, but rather what we are going to do about […]
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Posted on June 19, 2014. Tags: Ed Gillespie, Karl Rove, record, Senate
I have not heard a single intelligent line of reasoning why I, or any other Republican, should vote for Ed Gillespie for Senate. The only practical argument depends upon the logic of the ends justifying the means. I am told that it is of such incredible importance that the Republicans take back the Senate that […]
Graducated with a degree in Philosophy from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Also studied economics and political science at George Mason.
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Posted on June 8, 2014. Tags: Bush Administration, Democrats, Republican Party, Republican Voters
It is difficult to describe to Republican voters why their party is such an abysmal failure. The Republican Leadership, also known as “the establishment”, has been controlled by passionate advocates for big government, centralized power within the Federal Government, and command and control economics. Strangely, republican voters seem opposed to everything their party stands for […]
Graducated with a degree in Philosophy from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Also studied economics and political science at George Mason.
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Posted on June 6, 2014. Tags: Anthony Riedel, Congressmen Wittman, Eric Cantor, Virginia
Yesterday, June 5th, Anthony Riedel spoke to a crowd of 34 people at the King George TEA Party. He is running in the Republican Primary in Virginia’s 1st District against Congressman Robert Wittman. Robert Wittman, who’s biggest campaign contributor (equal at a $10,000 maximum) is Eric Cantor’s Political Action Committee (Every Republican Is Crucial: every […]
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Posted on June 6, 2014. Tags: attention, Congressman Cantor, lies, race
Eric Cantor clearly hasn’t spent enough time over the last two years speaking and listening to the constituents in the 7th District. If he had, he would have realized that they are increasingly politically aware, shrugging off the frustration of naivety and ignorance, and engaging the political system. As the 7th District grew more interested […]
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Posted on June 5, 2014. Tags: Connecticut, government, New York, right
On my drive home this afternoon, I’m listening to Mark Belling filling in for Rush Limbaugh. I tune into a segment on “the incompetence of The Left”. The argument being made by my radio was this: Barack Obama and the Democrat Party are obsessed with economic equality. However, if you look at the actual reality […]
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Posted on June 2, 2014. Tags: Democrats, Eric Cantor, Purists, Republican Party
So they say that the TEA Party is a party of purists. They say a lot of things and this doesn’t make any more sense than the rest of their noise. There is nothing ideological about the United States Constitution, nor Capitalism and its functions, nor any of the common sense lessons regarding liberty and […]
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Posted on June 1, 2014. Tags: campaign, Dave Brat, District Convention, Eric Cantor
Communities Digital News Many conservatives are very skeptical of Gillespie. He is very much a Washington insider. Many fear he will be another vote for Amnesty and will be more like liberal Lamar Alexander or John McCain than Ted Cruz. But Gillespie has not run a scorched earth campaign and while conservatives may not be […]
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