From the Wall Street Journal: The World Needs a Strong GOP Republicans can show the way with careful fiscal conservatism at home and quiet idealism abroad. By DAVID DAVIS It is always hazardous for outsiders to offer opinions on a foreign country’s political landscape, and as a lifetime admirer of America and its values I [...]
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In this interview, I discuss the legacy of President Reagan with renowned Reagan authority Craig Shirley. The interview focuses on three specific fields: Ronald Reagan’s fight for the GOP nomination, how the Gipper changed his party, and what President Reagan’s legacy really means. Today, many have fallen victim to a form of presentism: a belief [...]
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The GOP tsunami of 2010 should have sent a clear message to the established political forces in the nation’s capital: no more socialism. Instead, the Tea Party has continued to be the recipient of constant ridicule. Ordinary citizens who are standing up to an out of touch government have been painted as extreme, and a [...]
Tags: Ayn Rand, Compromise, Conservatism, Debt, Democratic Party, Establishment GOP, GOP, Rand Paul, Slavery
On this Strictly Right, Ari takes a look at the role of government, the Repeal of Obamacare, a Mike Pence presidential run, the hoax of global warming and more. Listen online: Strictly Right 78 Subscribe to Strictly Right Radio in iTunes.
Tags: Barack Obama, Canada, Conservatism, Democratic Party, Elections2012, Environmentalism, Establishment GOP, Global Warming, GOP, Mark Steyn, Michele Bachmann, Mike Pence, Obamacare, Paul Ryan, Republican Party, Strictly Right Radio, Western Civilization
Yesterday, the House of Representatives voted 245-189 to repeal Obamacare. The overwhelming majority, which included three Democrats, sent an unmistakable message to Democrats, and the voting public. Harry Reid, claims that there will not be a vote in the Senate to repeal Obamacare because it’s just too popular to vote on: “not only would repeal [...]
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Strictly Right is back for a new year of cutting edge conservative analysis. On this episode, Ari takes a look at the incoming House GOP, the move to repeal Obamacare, the failures of big government, and some acts from the theater of the absurd. All that and more on the first Strictly Right of 2011. [...]
Tags: Barack Obama, Democratic Party, Economics, Elections2010, Elections2012, FDR, George W. Bush, GOP, Great Society, Israel, John Boehner, Lyndon Johnson, Nancy Pelosi, New Deal, Obamacare, Republican Party, Socialism, Strictly Right Radio
A great interview with Human Events’ conservative of the year, Senator Jim DeMint: Jim DeMint, Conservative of the Year By: Erick Erickson “I want to sincerely congratulate Senator DeMint on this award. Fully aware that Human Events cannot give the award to me every year, Human Events has made the only other choice they could [...]
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What will the incoming GOP majority in the House bring? Some on the Right are already worried that Republicans still don’t get it. Will the GOP be conservative, or will they ‘compromise,’ and sell-out to the Left? If Speaker(!) Boehner’s letter to Senate Democrats is any indication, it would appear as though the GOP has [...]
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The media is atwitter over the fact that incoming GOP Congressmen have selected Carrie Underwood’s hit “Undo It” as their anthem. Liberals in Congress and the media are worried that the GOP actually plans on fighting the Democrat socialist agenda. Jennifer Steinhauer and Robert Pear lamented in the New York Times: The health care law, [...]
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