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The graph above demonstrates that Jews have been in love with the Democratic Party for quite some time. Jewish affection for the Democrats has averaging better than 70%. With a couple of brief dalliances frolicking in the red light district,…
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I take you back to 1960. A presidential race is in full bloom. The Republican candidate is an experienced vice president with all the charm of a wet noodle. The Democratic candidate is a less experienced senator who looks more…
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What follows is the kind of stump speech I believe a conservative presidential candidate needs to make in order to hold true to conservative principals while appealing to the millions that are reluctant to ever support a conservative. We can…
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As the campaign season revs-up, it is prudent to assess how to choose among the many Republican candidates. Six years of utter frustration over the performance of the worst President in my lifetime has placed many of us on an…
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Referring to the roots of poverty, a well known public figure said, “This is an issue that is part of America, its part of the structure of modern individualism, capitalism, stratification…”. Are these remarks attributable to Karl Marx, Fidel Castro…
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New Years 2015 offers up an opportunity for a rightward political renewal. President Obama has cracked open the big government door. This opening can be exploited to initiate a return to national pride, strength and self-respect. The nation has had…
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Tuesday night I had the opportunity, up close and personal, to evaluate the nature of what’s left of the Occupy Wall Street movement. I was on the Tea Party side of a discussion in opposition to five self-described Occupy advocates….
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In order for conservatives to broaden their national appeal (win more elections so as to impact policy), they need to scrutinize carefully the words they use to describe the political left. I would suggest conservatives use the word ‘liberal’ with…
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It has been a bit over a week since a “wave” Republican midterm election shocked everyone. Highlights included eight going on nine new Republican senators and Republican governors in the traditionally blue states of Massachusetts, Illinois, Maryland and Wisconsin. Tens…
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