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• Poll: Half of Republicans Believe 2012 Election Was Stolen — But Was the Question Skewed?

  December 5, 2012 at 1:30pm

  In reply to loveliberty83.

  The Republicans lost this election by their own doing. The Progressive serial campaign saboteurs ensured that Romney did not dare to speak of or stand up for true Conservative principles just as they did successfully in 2008, 1996 and 1992 and almost successfully in 2000 and 2004.
  This is not to say there was no fraud. Fraud has always been a core principle of Liberals which they readily admit when they complain about the poll taxes, testing and other tactics that they devised to keep blacks from voting in the South. My father showed up at the polls after moving to Louisiana in 1969 and was told that he was not registered. He refused to leave without voting and eventually they admitted that he might be in “the other book” which was the much smaller Republican voter list hidden under the desk. Blacks were also listed in “the other book” because they could be intimidated into leaving without voting instead of insisting on casting a vote.
  Fraud is completely consistent with Leftist ideology and their belief that power is acquired by cheating so it is fully justified to cheat to gain political power in order to take financial power back from the rich that stole it. Conservatives need to understand this and focus on winning the ideological argument to reduce the incidence of liberalism.

• Us and Them?

  November 9, 2012 at 9:19pm

  In reply to Bruha76.

  WE must solve this ourselves. We need to volunteer and donate. We need to help our neighbor. We need to be willing to talk politics. We need to offer solutions that are better than government can offer. We need to stop tolerating name calling, profanity and insults in support of our beliefs (COUYON64 and STELEX). We need to realize that NOW is the time to lend our support to the parties that will stand for our ideas. We need to agree that, when our ideas do not win it is our fault for weak arguments and it is time to support the best remaining choice. We need to insist on representation that stands for and articulates our ideals even when our side doesn’t like it. We need to remember that asking our government what it can do for us is a loosing game. For everything our representative “wins” there are 434 other representatives being asked to “win” from us. Most of all, we need to remember that The Constitution is ideas and ideals that have relevence to all equally and it cannot be unwritten.

• Here Are 6 New Facts You Need to Know About the Abused Bus Driver Incident

  June 22, 2012 at 8:23pm

  In reply to Smythy.

  The circle of blame is vicious: The kids wouldn’t behave like this if the bus drivers would report it, the administrators would respond to the reports, the teachers would not tolerate this type of behavior in school, the parents would not tolerate this behavior at home, the entertainment industry would not portray this behavior as acceptable and normal, etc. But none of these happen in a vacuum. Teachers often blame parents for problem children, but, those parents who see nothing wrong with the behavior learned that from their teachers and those parents who wish to hold a strick line with their children are undermined by the teachers. (I know this first hand).
  The cure requires us all to support each other on upholding standards. This first requires standing against indentity blame: “We”, “American”, “Whites” did not practice and support slavery: some did, some did not, some worked hard to end it. No individual bad behavior or good behavior defines a group.
  In this case, I hope Karen Klein can use the funds collected to establish or support an organization that helps children develop character.

• AP Fact Check: Are Romney’s Immigration Policy Promises Realistic?

  June 22, 2012 at 6:52pm

  In reply to barber2.

  We should propose to repeal ALL immigration laws so that nobody can be illegal. Maybe then we could get a few people on record identifying a few reasons we can all agree on for immigration laws so we can hold them to them when discussing relaxing the current laws.
  I don’t disagree that many of the people here illegally would otherwise be good upstanding positive contributions to America. I just think that maybe we should improve our actual immigration process so that there is no excuse not to use it (other than being an ax murderer or drug lord).

• AP Fact Check: Are Romney’s Immigration Policy Promises Realistic?

  June 22, 2012 at 6:39pm

  In reply to WakingSheep.

  Careful where you step. AP presented the skew that Romney was implying that he would bypass Congress unconstitutionally like Obama just did. They are projecting for a few reasons: They know that presidential candidates routinely refer to what “they will do” without mentioning that they would have to propose legislation and push it through Congress, AP is giving cover to Obama by implying Romney would have the same disregard for the Constitution, AP is also implying that Romney does not know what current law is or how things work, this is another step in the process of breaking down the resistance to governmental overreach by making some conservatives believe that the right does it too. A big example of this is that the left screamed for years that Bush was using illegal wire tapping to spy on American citizens with no evidence and in ways that were illegal even under the authority Bush got with the Patriot Act but they never brought any legal challenges. The reason was that all they wanted was to say that Bush was doing it so that Obama could actually do it and claim Bush set the precedent.

• See the Letter the DOJ Sent to Florida Demanding It Stop Purging Non-Citizens from Voter Rolls

  June 1, 2012 at 2:15pm

  In reply to cassandra.

  FIGHTERagainstFREEDOM
  “Most” of the names given to the counties to review and purge IF FOUND TO BE non-citizens were in fact citizens. Translation for brain addled lefties: Citizens were not purged but some non-citizens previously listed as elligible voters were purged.
  ENCINOM
  Again you prove that without the constutuencies of the illegal aliens, felons and other beneficiaries of fraud Democrats would be consistently defeated. How is it that these groups whose defining characteristics are deceit, fraud, theft and a general belief that dishonesty is acceptable to gaining their desires are so overwhelmingly supportive of liberal policies that Democrats do everything they can to protect their votes? Could it be that these groups are being consistent with liberal beliefs? Could it be that to follow liberal thinking through to its logical conclusion is to accept that the fittest to survive is the most deceptive and most ruthless?

• ‘They Were All Trying to Get With Her’: 18-Year-Old Wins $500 Bet By Seducing His Teacher

  June 1, 2012 at 1:24pm

  In reply to Daddymac10.

  @KRYPTONITE
  Right. What the trolls and leftists in general know but wish to obfuscate to camoflage their own shortcomings is that laws will never correct ethical failings. Only if most are constrained by ethics and principles well shy of legal limits can laws protect the rest of us from the few who engage in hedonistic behaviors.
  In this case, this teacher’s lack of clear and consistent boundaries that any supposedly intelligent professional and their supervisors would have set by default encouraged not just one student to cross a boundary but an entire group of students to declare a goal of reaching well beyond a reasonable boundary. This is an appropriate commentary on the lack of professional expectations and outrage among educators for this type of behavior.

• When I Was Called ‘Slut’ Barbara Walters ‘Just Laughed’: Laura Ingraham Slams ‘The View’ on Double Standard

  March 7, 2012 at 12:19pm

  In reply to marybethelizabeth.

  The only reason you think Rush (and by extension me and all of his other fans) is a misogynist is that you are an insecure man hater because you can’t admit that the reason your husband or boyfreind is such a loser is that you are not much of a find.
  Now that you understand what it is like to be on the receiving end of a prejudicial view, lets try asuming that you and I and Rush are decent people and want this world to improve. From there we cn see that Rush does not seek to degrade Fluke or other women, but to protect women from the assumption that women cannot make wise decisions. The underlying assumption of Fluke’s demand for birth control pills to be paid for by Georgetown (and their paying students and other benefactors) is that a student who has qualified for their law school is not smart enough to figure out how to come up with $50/mo or get their boyfriend to help or go without. For this false assumption, the insurance rates for the Georgetown student body who so far have been taking care of it themselves will go up.

• Obama Publicly Snubs Senator Mark Kirk…While Taking Credit For His Achievements

  March 7, 2012 at 11:33am

  In reply to Carlinpa.

  And yet we let him get away with it. He also said in the press conference that candidates attacking the strategy in Afghanastan shows how uninformed they are about how things really work when your president.
  Really? And none of our brilliant conservative leaders takes the occasion to remind the public of the uninformed, naive attacks on the sitting president’s war strategies from four years ago?
  We are doomed. If the leaders on the right miss this one, all hope is gone.

• ‘Greece Under Pressure’: Beck’s Amazing Midnight Visit to Athens

  February 20, 2012 at 3:10pm

  In reply to chris47601.

  Gary Johnson? Wow lets jump on his bandwagon, I think its a Radio Flyer, there’s plenty of room in there.
  And Ron Paul? We need someone who can explain that what’s wrong with Banks, Wall Street and Big Business is NOT that they are all crooks, its that the crooked few are asking for MORE regulation (and volunteering to be the regulators). Too many Ron Paul supporters would destroy Walls Street to try to fix it.