Since the Republican Primary has made it to us, I thought it would be interesting in taking a quick look at the evolution of the primary system in America. The primary process first got started in the 1890s under the leadership of Populist, William Jennings Bryan. Many Americans were dismayed over the process by which [...]
After a year of campaigning, months of speculation about who might jump in, and the rise, fall and bowing out of two serious contenders the Iowa contest is finally upon us. Latest polling has shown a toss-up between Ron Paul and Mitt Romney with Rick Santorum closing in quickly, even surging ahead of Newt Gingrich [...]
A couple weeks ago while sitting around waiting for a board meeting to start for a local conservative group I serve with I struck up a conversation with a fellow board member about 2012. This conversation rather quickly went to our favorite VP hopefuls and who’s they be best paired with. A strange conversation considering [...]
Are you feeling pains differently from before? Are you looking for answers but don’t know who or what to trust? symptoms of fibromyalgia Perhaps you have stumbled upon a list of symptoms that seems to go on and on. A fibromyalgia symptoms list can be extensive, but there are key factors to be aware of [...]
I continue my plan here, this time tackling the cultural aspects instead of the need for job creation. Louisiana’s culture has many wonderful things to offer but we have within it a cancer that is eating away at our state and ultimately if it is not rooted out this disease will kill all of us. [...]
The Republican Party has lost its way, especially in Louisiana. The one Grand Old Party is now as corrupt and devoid of the founder’s ideals as the Democratic Party. All of those who have been elected need to be challenged in the primaries so that those who are not standing for core conservative principles can [...]
Allow me to introduce myself; I’m Greg Neff, a real-estate agent, husband, and lifelong republican. I have spent my life defending the Constitution, believing in the conservative economic and social principles espoused within it. Since high school I have made this defense through the GOP but more and more lately have found myself disenchanted with [...]
2008 was the story of epic primary battles, on one side of the aisle a fresh face, a man described by then Senator Joe Biden as a “clean, articulate black-man” was challenging the “inevitable” next President of the United States, Hillary Clinton while on the other side of the political spectrum an assortment of Governors, [...]
Last Thursday Fox News hosted the first debate of the 2012 republican primary. While many pundits going into the event saw this as more of a “non-debate” that was going to be of little consequence I saw things differently; in fact I saw two clear winners and losers. [ad#Google Adsense] The first loser of Thursday’s [...]
Obama, elected to be President has now appointed himself to be the Supreme Court. We all remember a few months back when a Federal District Court Judge, Martin Feldman, Declared the Obama Regime to be in contempt of Court for ignoring the ruling that was supposed to end the Oil Moratorium. Then a little further [...]
