Republican Party

A Call to Action: A Plea for Freedom and Justice

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A Call to Action: A Plea for Freedom and JusticeBrooks Agnew – Ever since Jimmy-give-away-Panama-Canal-Carter codified the Senior Executive Service, the agency government has been in control of the money, the military, and the information. In some respects it is a lumbering giant though. We the people outsmarted this cabal I call the Global Syndicate in 2016, when cell phones turned into smart phones.

Once we were able to recover our free speech and the ability to find the truth on the web, we got Trump into office. Of course, they went to war with him and never accepted our election of him. They employed military grade methods they have only used against third-world countries to overthrow their governments to steal back control of the government. The Red Wave we were supposed to see in 2020 turned into a red mist. Continue reading →

The GOP Death Wish

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The GOP Death WishBrian C. Joondeph – The GOP, as a political organization, stands for “Grand Old Party.” How does it live up to its name?

It’s hardly grand, instead it is a circular firing squad of squabbling principles and interests, with many GOPers sitting on their high horses arguing about government’s role, fiscal policy, or candidates’ temperaments. As for old, much of the elected GOP is young, although Senate Majority Mitch McConnell is 81 years old.

The current GOP now stands for “gladly out of power” as elected Republicans are doing everything they can to commit political suicide, becoming a permanent minority in national, and in many cases state and local, politics. Continue reading →

Trump Is Leader of Republican Party… and America

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Matt Kane – As the next presidential election approaches, the leader of the Republican Party, and America, is Donald Trump.

In 2015, the Republican Party was dead.  There was no clear leader and little enthusiasm even as the end of Barack Obama’s presidency was on the horizon.  Republicans suffered convincing losses in the two previous presidential elections, and a Bush versus Clinton rematch reincarnate was plausible for a time.  The party’s 2014 midterm election gains were more of a referendum on Barack Obama than an endorsement of the Republican Party.  But the key reason those scenarios were short-lived was because of Donald Trump. Continue reading →

GOP: Lead, Follow, or Get Out of the Way!

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D. Parker – The Republican party has three choices. It can lead in a resurgence of individual liberty, follow grassroots state organizations in victory…or get out of the way.

“There’s something happening here, But what it is ain’t exactly clear” —”For What It’s Worth,” Buffalo Springfield (1966)

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Consider these items of the past few days in light of the “projected” commie tsunami that was nothing more than a tiny wave in the cesspool that is the “Democratic” party. Continue reading →

Hispanic Republicans take center stage

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Democrat gaffes continueAaron Kliegman – As prominent Democrats are making high-profile and untimely gaffes alienating segments of the Hispanic-American community, potential rising Republican stars of Hispanic descent are claiming the political spotlight heading into the midterm elections.

This juxtaposition of Democratic flubs and Republican gains comes as polling indicates Hispanic voters disapprove of Democrat leadership and could be shifting toward the GOP in a major way. Continue reading →