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Conservatism: It is Not a political party or socially constructed ideology; rather it is a living out of one's beliefs based on the Natural Law. Simply put, Conservatives derive All principles and values from the moral authority of the Judeo-Christian tradition. The main theme is that Man was created and endowed with certain inalienable rights, those rights are not earned, given, or rationed by any man-made institution...it exists simply out of the dignity and worth of each human person, deemed by the Creator. Therefore, Conservatism elevate Mankind to it's most noble endeavor...Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness. This is the basics we must embrace and honor. It is what our Founding Fathers gifted to us, and we are obliged to bear the burden and pass the Torch! You are called to part of the defining generation of America...

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Resurrection and Reagan’s Torch Two Years On

postdateiconFriday, 03 September 2010 19:42 | Print | E-mail
Michael Reagan, “Welcome Back Dad” Excerpt: I’ve been trying to convince my fellow conservatives that they have been wasting their time in a fruitless quest for a new Ronald Reagan to emerge and lead our party and our nation. I insisted that we’d never see his like again because he was one of a kind [...]

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Schultz Guest Fantasizes About Electrocuting Glenn With ‘Shock Collar’

postdateiconFriday, 03 September 2010 12:28 | Print | E-mail

"That would be awesome."


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New New York Times Editorial Policy: When You Have Nothing to Say, Hate Sarah Palin

postdateiconFriday, 03 September 2010 09:52 | Print | E-mail
If you’ve never seen the movie The Women, don’t feel bad. You can get a much better lesson in girl-on-girl bitchiness by reading Gail Collins’ much nastier New York Times op-ed “Sarah’s Amazing Race.” With all the outrage over frivolous stimulus spending projects, the government should fund a study of the nexus between hatred of Palin [...]

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Mama Grizzly vs The Ewok…LIVE

postdateiconFriday, 03 September 2010 07:22 | postauthoriconWritten by Thomas Schmitz | Print | E-mail
Here in California we watched a debate last night. The debate was between a Mama Grizzly and a Ewok . The Mama Grizzly won. Republican Senatorial Candidate Carly Fiorina presented herself as a problem solver, ready to put government back on the side of the people. The incumbent Barbara Boxer offered more of the same.

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AZ Gov. Brewer’s Moment of Silence

postdateiconFriday, 03 September 2010 07:22 | postauthoriconWritten by News Editor | Print | E-mail
Last night as I was watching the Fiorina/Boxer debate here in California for our senate seat another debate was underway in Arizona. Governor Jan Brewer faced her opponent Attorney General Terry Goddard in an hour long debate focusing on a number of issues. It’s what happened during the opening remarks, however, that has most people talking.

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Meeting Mr. Palin

postdateiconFriday, 03 September 2010 07:20 | postauthoriconWritten by Robert Stacy McCain | Print | E-mail
WASILLA, Alaska -- The young lady at the desk of the Dorothy Page Museum and Visitor Center has blue hair -- not the blue-silver of advanced age, but a punk-rock razor-cut style dyed cerulean blue....



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Vanity Fair: How Many Times Can We Libel in One Story?

postdateiconThursday, 02 September 2010 16:10 | postauthoriconWritten by Ron Devito | Print | E-mail
Every time Gov. Palin scores a significant accomplishment, the leftist media spin machine has their hit piece ready to roll. In case anyone did not notice, Gov. Palin endorsed seven candidates who ran in the August 24 primaries. All seven candidates – 100% of them – won their primaries. In the case of one election, [...]

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Alaska Will Help Secure the Union; Joe Miller’s Moneybomb&

postdateiconThursday, 02 September 2010 09:37 | postauthoriconWritten by News Editor | Print | E-mail
Friends, please join me saluting a patriot from Alaska who shocked the nation by proving the naysayers wrong.   Joe Miller’s record, intentions, and political philosophy represent the necessary direction Alaska and the rest of America must take to ensure prosperity and security. This decorated combat vet and graduate of West Point, Yale, and the University of Alaska understands the Constitution and will work tirelessly to defend it [...] -Sarah Palin

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Lt. Col. Allen West: A Voice for the Leavenworth 10

postdateiconThursday, 02 September 2010 08:17 | Print | E-mail
Is somebody watching over you today? Is there someone somewhere that is willing to put your well-being ahead of theirs? Those are powerful questions that we seldom ponder here in America. Why?

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Gov Palin Discusses Endorsement Victories on Hannity Radio

postdateiconThursday, 02 September 2010 08:16 | Print | E-mail
Gov. Palin on Hannity retrieved from PalinTV. Gov Palin on September 1, 2010 discussed her endorsement victories, common-sense conservatism, national security, foreign policy, Iowa, and dissatisfaction with party machines on Sean Hannity’s radio show.

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  • Alaska Will Help Secure the Union; Joe Miller’s Moneybomb Needs Support

    Friends, please join me saluting a patriot from Alaska who shocked the nation by proving the naysayers wrong.

     

    Joe Miller’s record, intentions, and political philosophy represent the necessary direction Alaska and the rest of America must take to ensure prosperity and security. This decorated combat vet and graduate of West Point,...

  • Humility and Honesty About Iraq Can Inspire Trust

    Later today, President Obama will speak to the American people about Iraq. No doubt he will laud the “end of major combat operations” by the date he randomly selected some 18 months ago. His press secretary Robert Gibbs also gave us a glimpse of what else he might say,

  • Restoring Honor

    What an honor it was to speak today at the “Restoring Honor” Rally in D.C. The following is the text of my remarks. You can click here or here to watch a video of it.

     

    - Sarah Palin

     

    “Restoring Honor” Rally

    August 28, 2010  

    Washington, D.C. 

     

    Thank you so much. Are you...

  • Peace, Territory and Jerusalem
    It doesn’t require being at the head of the class in Politics 101 to know that meetings in Washington to establish a peace between Israel and Palestine is a desperate and cynical attempt by the Obama administration to divert attention from his collapsing political fortunes at home.
  • After November, What?
    It seems that a Republican takeover of the House is already seen as a fait accompli with a similar result in the Senate a remote possibility.
  • Northrop Grumman Introduces Y2K!
    Conservatives occasionally wonder if anyone would notice should the government just go away one morning. This is not an attractive prospect for elected officials and Virginia Lt. Governor Bill Bolling had a personally scary experience in relation to just that topic when he was stranded in Italy last spring due to a volcano eruption.
  • New York Ground Zero Mosque Tip Of Iceberg Regarding A Greater Problem
    With the controversy surrounding the construction of an Islamic mosque near Ground Zero in New York, a myth is being perpetuated on the American people by those who have an anti-faith agenda. Many liberals are critical of those who oppose an Islamic place of worship being built so close to the site where nearly 3,000 people were murdered on September 11, 2001. Americans believe the proposed mosque demonstrates insensitivity by some who practice the Islamic faith. So a new term has been coined by the left, and it’s called Islamaphobia.
  • A Discovery About Who’s Channeling Eco-Militant Beliefs
    A crazed gunman named James Lee took hostages at the Discovery Channel building in Silver Spring, Maryland. He was later killed by police. Lee’s bizarre crime will be a topic for TV talking heads in coming days, but one of the most interesting features of the story probably won’t get much airplay.
  • Time to START Standing Up for America
    Among the dangers lurking in Congress’s fall session and Lame Duck Session will be Obama’s demand that the Senate rush to ratify the treaty called New START, which he signed with the Russians in Prague last April. This treaty is not only a bad idea; it’s downright dangerous to U.S. national security.
  • Pledge of Renewal
    Restore National and States’ Sovereignty by:
  • Meeting Mr. Palin
    WASILLA, Alaska -- The young lady at the desk of the Dorothy Page Museum and Visitor Center has blue hair -- not the blue-silver of advanced age,...
  • The Long Road: France and the Roma Expulsions
    On the morning of July 17, 2010, the residents of the French commune of Saint-Aignan awoke to the sound of rioting, though few in the picturesque Loire...
  • Unintended Consequences
    It was inevitable. The moment former Republican National Committee Chairman Ken Mehlman announced his homosexuality publicly, a flurry of journalists eagerly penned the obituary of the Republican...

  • A Legend Fit for a King
    On the warm Saturday morning that was Glenn Beck's Restoring Honor rally, I was slowly squeezing my way through a dense crowd, trying to make my way...
  • Last Slap Around the Bush
    A deconstructed transcript of Mr. Obama's Iraq & Economy speech. Good news from the Crescent… er, Oval Office. Well, not exactly good, because good news about wars is...
  • Murder, They Sang
    Hearing the song "Lillie Shull" the other day made me wonder whatever became of murder ballads. A century ago there was scarcely a small town murder that...
  • The Really Bad Guys
    The Presidential Palace in Mogadishu, Somalia, continues to exist only because 6,000 African Union troops are assigned to guard it and nearby government buildings. Al Shabaab, the...
  • Dark Destiny?
    The Irony of Manifest Destiny: The Tragedy of America's Foreign Policy By William Pfaff (Walker & Co., 240 pages, $25) It was hardly necessary, but William Pfaff warns us anyway...
  • The Delaware Senate Primary Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test
    ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- Labor Day weekend this year is to Republican panic what Haight-Ashbury in summer 1967 was to "flower power." Here I am off on the...
  • Poetic Justice for Jesse
    The Michigan View's Henry Payne tells of the ironic misfortune that befell Jesse Jackson, who led a "Jobs, Justice and Peace" rally with the United Auto Workers last...
  • Re: Crossing off the Delaware
    I'd say James' take is 50%-75% right. 50% right off the bat because we know a Castle victory would prove at best meaningless, by his being the third...
  • Crossing off the Delaware
    I'd be happy to be proven wrong on either or both points, but the Delaware Republican primary seems to me to be a contest between a candidate...
  • Insert "Castle" Wordplay Here
    From reading various online sites, the contest in Delaware to replace Joe Biden's seat-warmer Ted Kaufman in the U.S. Senate is beginning to take on a feel...
  • Christine O'Donnell Defended
    Over at Riehlword and on Mark Levin's Facebook page are marvelous pieces defining much more than Delaware's suddenly heated fight between Christine O'Donnell and Mike Castle.  O'Donnell is...

  • Re: Stuart Smalley Thinks You're Doomed
    I concur with most of Chris Horner's take on the odd column by the Atlantic's Conor Friedersdorf. Actually, I'm still not even sure what Friedersdorf is...
  • O'Donnell's Embarrassments
    Delaware Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell, already under fire for a sketchy history with personal finances and a number of other odd actions (including suing the stalwart conservative publishing...

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  • Malkin: Big Labor's Legacy of Violence
    To mark Labor Day 2010, President Obama will join hands with AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka in Milwaukee and pose as champions of the working class. Bad move. Trumka's organizing record is a shameful reminder of...
  • Limbaugh: Obama's Burden of Being So Bright
    Sorry, but I can't allow Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius' statement that "we have a lot of re-education to do" slip by without comment. It's amusing when avowed leftists don't even recognize the...
  • Sherline: 'Mad as Hell'
    Paraphrasing the words of Howard Beale in the 1976 movie Network, an estimated three- hundred thousand Americans gathered at Glenn Beck's "Restoring Honor Rally on the Capitol Mall in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, August 28,...
  • Ibbetson: Lt. Col. Allen West - A Voice for the Leavenworth 10
    Is somebody watching over you today? Is there someone somewhere that is willing to put your well-being ahead of theirs? Those are powerful questions that we seldom ponder here in America. Why? The answer is...
  • North: Looking at the Future
    The experts tell us that newborn infants like Sarah Jane cannot really distinguish what's before them when they open their eyes. These same experts also say the little smile I see on her tiny lips...
  • Towery: It's Beck's Rally, but Hannity's War
    Mainstream media were taken aback when television and radio talk show host Glenn Beck recently hosted a rally on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The throng of people assembled to celebrate and hear more...
  • Bozell: Teens and "Sextortion"
    Children today are often so voracious and versed in the latest communications technology that they make their parents feel like Myles Standish and Betsy Ross. Three-fourths of young people between 12 and 17 now own...
  • Adamo: Obama's Latest Outrage Against Arizona And America
    As freedom and individuality are crushed throughout the Middle East under the weight of Sharia law, Barack Obama opts to bow and grovel at the feet of Islamic dictators with whom he seeks to "build...
  • Kudlow: The Business of America Is Business
    Corporate profits are at all-time highs, and bond rates in the Treasury market are virtually at record lows. That's a good combination for stocks, and it helped trigger a 255 point rally in Wednesday's trading....
  • Barone: Down With Big Government, Big Business, Big Labor
    Some of the most important things in history are things that didn't happen -- even though just about everyone thought they would. Recent example: Scads of liberals gleefully predicted that the financial crisis and deep...
  • Fabrizio: The Islands of Lost Boys
    Most people live on a lonely island, Lost in the middle of a foggy sea. Most people long for another island, One where they know they will like to be. So begins the haunting tune...
  • Hall: The Day The Debt Stood Still
    If a spacecraft alit on the Washington Mall and out popped an alien named Klaatu who proceeded to demonstrate unearthly powers and who then informed America that we have one day to balance the federal...
  • Malkin: Arizona vs. the U.N. Human Rights Police
    An indignant President Obama complained last week, "I can't spend all of my time with my birth certificate plastered on my forehead." Fine. How about plastering a copy of his presidential oath of office there...
  • Sherline: A Tribute To Our Warriors
    Many Americans are not old enough to remember the time when the U.S. military did not receive accolades from the media or the public. Other than the few instances when our returning warriors rode in...
  • Williams: Something for Nothing
    Perhaps the most difficult economic lesson is that we live in a world of scarcity and everything has a cost. Scarcity exists whenever human wants exceed the means to satisfy those wants. For example, Rolls-Royce...
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