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Will Banning Guns Stop Homicides? Stats from England and Australia Show…

December 29, 2012 at 1:51am

Another person was killed after being pushed in front of a subway train yesterday. This is starting to become a trend… it looks like its time to ban subway trains. Thousands of people were killed in car wrecks this year. Looks like its time to ban cars.
Liberals only call for banning guns because they HATE the idea of private citizens being armed. They quite simply do not believe in the 2nd Amendment.
Gun control is not the answer. I think this blog offers a more sensible perspective– http://mtgrl.wordpress.com/
Leaked: Audio of Mitt Romney Explaining to Donors Why He Lost Election — And Guess What Bill Clinton Told Him

November 16, 2012 at 5:43pm

Do the math people– Romney did not lose because of the 47% He knew he wasn’t going to get that vote to begin with (that was the entire point of that speech he gave in the video…remember?) Romney lost because 3 million voters who had turned out for Mccain and Palin did not turn out for Romney. The Tea Party abandoned Romney and although I did vote for Obama-lite I completely understand their digust. It is weird that everyone seems so baffled by this notion. The issue that drove our 2010 victories was the unpopularity of the socialist ObamaCare scheme…so what do we do after these landslide victories? We nominate the guy who invented ObamaCare (by Obama’s own admission). We deserved to lose for being complete morons.
Leaked: Audio of Mitt Romney Explaining to Donors Why He Lost Election — And Guess What Bill Clinton Told Him

November 16, 2012 at 5:41pm

Do the math people. Romney did not lose because of the 47% He knew he wasn’t going to get that vote to begin with (that was the entire point of that speech he gave in the video…remember?) Romney lost because 3 million voters who had turned out for Mccain and Palin did not turn out for Romney. The Tea Party abandoned Romney and although I did vote for Obama-lite I completely understand their digust. It is weird that everyone seems so baffled by this notion. The issue that drove our 2010 victories was the unpopularity of the socialist ObamaCare scheme…so what do we do after these landslide victories? We nominate the guy who invented ObamaCare (by Obama’s own admission). We deserved to lose for being complete morons.
Mitt Romney Tells Top Donors: Obama Won Because of His ‘Gifts’ to Base Voters

November 15, 2012 at 11:15pm

Mitt Romney was a Progressive Republican. He donated to Planned Parenthood. He kicked the Boy Scouts out of the Olympics to appease gay rights groups. He created RomneyCare (the template for ObamaCare)
Despite the Republican Establishment telling us that Romney was the “perfect candidate” he just garnered 3 million LESS votes that John Mccain/ Sarah Palin. Mccain and Palin were running in the worst possible climate (right in the middle of the economic meltdown and the bailouts). Romney was running in a climate when ANY Conservative should have won. Noone has ever been reelected with unemployment rates at the level that Obama has overseen. And despite all of these factors in the GOP’s favor (including landslide victories for the Tea Party in 2010) Romney still got 3 million less votes than Mccain/ Palin. We should be running and screaming from Mitt Romney
Mitt Romney Tells Top Donors: Obama Won Because of His ‘Gifts’ to Base Voters

November 15, 2012 at 11:00pm

on Next-Gen GOP Leaders Slam Romney for ‘Gift’ Remarks 1 hour ago

Countless commentators (including Andrew Breitbart, Rush Limbaugh, Pat Buchanan etc etc…) predicted that Mitt Romney would have a hard time holding onto the Tea Party vote. Why is there so much surprise that the 3 million voters vanished? Many of us saw this coming a mile away.
The really sad thing is that any of these other candidates would have won this election. Rubio, Jindal, Perry, Gingrich, Santorum…any of them would have held on to those 3 million voters from 2008.
Mitt Romney Tells Top Donors: Obama Won Because of His ‘Gifts’ to Base Voters

November 15, 2012 at 10:58pm

Quick math lesson for everyone– Romney did not lose because of the 47% He knew he wasn’t going to get that vote to begin with (that was the entire point of that speech he gave in the video…remember?) Romney lost because 3 million voters who had turned out for Mccain and Palin did not turn out for Romney. The Tea Party abandoned Romney and although I did vote for Obama-lite I completely understand their digust. It is weird that everyone seems so baffled by this notion. The issue that drove our 2010 victories was the unpopularity of the socialist ObamaCare scheme…so what do we do after these landslide victories? We nominate the guy who invented ObamaCare (by Obama’s own admission). We deserved to lose for being complete morons.
Ron Paul Still ‘Hasn’t Decided’ Whether He Will Support Romney for President

April 3, 2012 at 2:20am

In reply to tnarc2.

Every Conservative needs to vote for Rick Santorum. Even if you actually support Ron Paul or Newt, you need to consolidate around Santorum for the next few Primaries. It’s the only way we could potentially slow RomneyCare down.
Ron Paul Still ‘Hasn’t Decided’ Whether He Will Support Romney for President

April 3, 2012 at 2:17am

Good for Ron Paul. Even I won’t be supporting Mitt for President. I proudly voted for George W. Bush in 2004. Voted for McCain in 2008 (wasn’t quite as proud but I did vote for him… and worked my ass off to try and defeat Obama). But voting for Mitt Romney is not even an option. I think that the nomination of Mitt Romney is an intentional slap in the face of the Tea Party. Going into this Primary season it was well known that Mitt Romney was the ONE candidate that the Tea Party had a problem with. But the Republican Establishment had to have their guy. They couldn’t come to a compromise even with seven other Republican candidates. They had to sink all of them so they could nominate Mitt RomneyCare. This was a slap at the Tea Party… plain and simple. After all of the work that the Tea Party did in 2010, this is basically the Republican Establishment saying “Thanks but we’re taking control of the Party again”
And if Mitt Romney does get the nomination it will be the last straw. I certainly won’t vote for him and I know dozens of other Conservatives who feel the same way.
Palin to Hannity: ‘Enough is Enough With the Lies About Gingrich’

April 3, 2012 at 1:46am

Newt is not my first choice but would be 100 x better than Massachusetts Socialist Mitt RomneyCare.
I’m still holding out hope for Santorum. Or a brokered Convention. Whatever it takes to stop the guy who invented ObamaCare from becoming our nominee.
Romney knocks out touchy Mormonism question

April 3, 2012 at 1:39am

I like the fact that Romney is a Mormon. That’s one of the few good things about him.
Some not so good things about him? How about Socialist takeover of the private sector in the form of RomneyCare, taxpayer funded abortions, donations to Planned Parenthood from ANN ROMNEY, support for Cap and Trade legislation, support for the bailouts, kicking the boy scouts out of the Olympics to appease gay rights groups, declarations that “coal factories kill people”, support for gun control laws, support for Timothy Geithner, claims that what he did in Massachusetts was an example of “Severe Conservatism”, calls for RomneyCare to be enacted on a Federal Level http://www.buzzfeed.com/andrewkaczynski/romney-supported-federal-individual-mandate-in-200 .The list goes on and on. Mitt Romney is demonstrably the MOST LIBERAL POLITICIAN IN THE ENTIRE REPUBLICAN PARTY. If he gets the nomination it will be the end of the alliance between the Republican Party and the Tea Party.