The Stupidity of the Wisconsin Union Protests

Okay, now that Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker has framed the debate which surrounds his budget repair bill which seeks to require civil servants to give a little support to their own benefit packages and to reform the broken collective bargaining process, it’s time to take a good look at those who are in to their [...]

Scott Walker Addresses The Massive Union Protests in Madison

  After nearly two weeks of union protestors surrounding the Madison Capitol building, Wisconsin Governor Scott walker took the airwaves and delievered what he called a “fireside chat” with the voters of his state  (see video below and complete transcript of the speech below that). In his speech, the Governor addressed many of the concerns [...]

New Jersey and Wisconsin; Same Problems, Same Protestors

 As cold and snowy Wisconsin heats up due to newly elected Republican Governor Scott Walker’s attempt to get his states fiscal house order by daring to ask that union workers contribute to their own benefits, as a New Jersey Republican I thought it appropriate for the Garden State to send the Badger State a some advice [...]

DNC Ad Attacks GOP With CPAC

  In what can only be viewed as a sign of things to come, the Democratic National Committee is returning to their attempts at demonizing Republicans by trying to paint their conservative base as heartless fiends and maniacal evil scientists who would dare to experiment with such things as the ability for the free market [...]

As Goes Texas, So Goes the Nation?

    The census numbers for heavily Republican Texas have come in and while the state’s anticipated population growth was going to pick up as many as 4 new Congressional districts, Republicans can’t necessarily count on these seats being Republican districts. For the first time in contemporary history Texas now has a majority of minorities in [...]

Ron Paul Supporters Prove One Thing at CPAC

   This afternoon, CPAC took the time to honor one of our own with the Defender of Freedom Award, former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld. Rumsfeld’s responsibilities during times of crisis and war have given him the burden of making many controversial and at times unpopular decisions. Indeed I myself believe that he made some [...]

CPAC Fills Keynote Position With Congressman Allen West

    This weekend’s annual Conservative Political Action Conference was originally suppose to have former Alaska Governor and G.O.P. vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin  give it’s closing keynote address.  Unfortunately with only a few days notice, Palin informed CPAC that a “scheduling conflict” would make it impossible for her to deliver the address. Palin is sponsoring a [...]

New Jersey Celebrates Ronald Reagan’s 100th Birthday with Michael Ragan

 On Friday, New Jersey Assemblyman Jay Webber held his 8th annual New Jersey Reagan Day Dinner. What started out 8 years ago as a fine and fun cozy event that was first held in a local firehouse, was now held in the grand ballroom of the Sheraton where over 650 people gathered to commemorate Ronald [...]