Tennessee and Georgia Need Real Republican (Conservative) Governors ASAP
Commentary
It has been said of the Democratic Party that its leaders and rank-and-file all act in unison despite whatever differences they might have.
This has become so extreme it appears to have morphed into a reconstituted Marxism under new “progressive” nomenclature like “anti-racist.” “Liberalism,” as we knew it, barely exists anymore.
The opposite is said of Republicans who are and have been a collection of individualists, going off in different directions, often to their own detriment.
That’s not entirely true. The Republican rank-and-file increasingly tend to work together toward a common end, the preservation of liberty and capitalism. It’s an unfortunate number of their leaders that seems mired in self-interest and traditional backroom politics out of synch with their supporters.
Bidenismâs One-Two Punch
The presidentâs case for his program rests on egalitarian nationalism and the value
of democracy. Thatâs a more potent case than the Democrats have had in decades.
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Joe Biden peppered his first address before Congress with policies so popular they re hard to oppose.
Perhaps because he was compelled to wait longer than any presidential aspirant in American history before actually winning the White House, Joe Biden understands timing. Not just the need to move quickly on his far-reaching agenda, but also the order in which he presents its components. If Biden has made one thing clear in his first 100 days as president, itâs that he understands, and is a master of, sequencing.
By Bill O Reilly
A new Gallup poll out today says just 27 percent of Americans describe themselves as Republicans; 31 percent say they are Democrats and whopping 40 percent now say they are Independent.
But the poll s a bit misleading because America does remain a rather conservative country as far as values are concerned. We are not a libertine nation no matter how hard Hollywood tries to make us one.
But in the political arena, a strictly conservative candidate will have trouble getting elected president of the United States.
Gone are the days when ideology can persuade the majority of voters. Now most Americans want performance therefore men like Barack Obama and Ronald Reagan, polar opposites can get elected to the big job, it s all about persuasion. And to Mitt Romney who has become the likely Republican nominee. Brand-new poll out of Suffolk University says that Mr. Romney is well ahead in New Hampshire tonight. And that vote is tomorrow.
Trump powers GOP schism over Taylor Greene and Cheney
The Republican civil war hits a critical moment on Wednesday over the fate of two prominent lawmakers who represent rival visions for a party torn by the toxic but still powerful influence of Donald Trump.
Real-time reckonings for third-ranked GOP House leader Liz Cheney and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a freshman congresswoman who has espoused outlandish and dangerous conspiracy theories, will help establish the extent to which a loyalty oath to the ex-President remains the party’s dominant principle.
Cheney is expecting to confront a venting session over her vote of conscience to impeach Trump in the House Republican Conference on Wednesday. In the coming days she faces a fight to hang onto her leadership post. She is also confronting a potential primary challenge at home over her decision.
Trump powers GOP schism over Greene and Cheney
The Republican civil war hits a critical moment on Wednesday over the fate of two prominent lawmakers who represent rival visions for a party torn by the toxic but still powerful influence of Donald Trump.
Real-time reckonings for third-ranked GOP House leader Liz Cheney and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a freshman congresswoman who has espoused outlandish and dangerous conspiracy theories, will help establish the extent to which a loyalty oath to the ex-President remains the party’s dominant principle.
Cheney is expecting to confront a venting session over her vote of conscience to impeach Trump in the House Republican Conference on Wednesday. In the coming days she faces a fight to hang onto her leadership post. She is also confronting a potential primary challenge at home over her decision.