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New York Times Considers PragerU Media Approach

Arguably, one of the best things about Monday is the posting of a new PragerU video online. The brief films are aimed primarily at young people who are poorly served by modern education which seems reluctant to teach the vital historical component of how we got to where we are today.

Interestingly, Churchill biographer Andrew […]

Conservatives Leave California for a More Recognizable America

The front page of Thursday’s Los Angeles Times included a notice of how California has become increasingly unfriendly to conservative-minded residents who are leaving in the thousands — the newspaper headline was Leaving California for ‘Redder Pastures.’ The piece began with a description of a retired couple, Judy and Richard Stark, who packed it all […]

“Liberals Lecture, Conservatives Communicate” Is the Conclusion of Dutch Research

It’s been obvious for a long time to any astute observer that liberals are lecturing complainers, while conservatives seek to convince through logical arguments. Interestingly, a scientific analysis now agrees, according to a Dutch investigation published recently.

Below, President Obama is remembered by many as a severe scold on the subjects of immigration and muslim […]

Ex-Californian Touts Texas as the Conservative Dream Destination

It was amusing to see ex-Californian Paul Chabot expressing his joy at moving his family to conservative Texas — “Living in Texas is amazing!” he exclaimed during a Fox interview on Saturday:

Chabot must not have thought deeply about how California turned from a very conservative state into a very liberal one — the […]

‘The Uninvited’ Alternative to CPAC Adds Speakers for Thursday

A more robust schedule has shaped up for a full day of speakers on Thursday, an event meant as a counterpoint to the tiresome Conservatism Inc. presentation that the annual CPAC conference has become.

In particular, the issues of immigration and the threat of jihadist Islam get proper attention at “The Uninvited,” as noted in […]

Rasmussen Poll: Voters Split Evenly between Obama and Tea Party with 42 Percent Each

Tuesday’s poll data was quite a surprise considered from the viewpoint of the efficacy of the propaganda media. The drumbeat Opravda voices have been incessantly insisting the Tea Party to be evil and racist, so any decent showing by the group in polling is worth noting.

Tea Party bashing has become quite the sport for […]

Rasmussen Poll: Nearly Half of Voters Say They Are Closer to Tea Party Than Congress in Political Views

Since the Dems got shellacked in the 2010 election, they have tried to paint Tea Party citizens as “extreme” — as if demanding responsible spending of Washington were somehow excessive.

Sen. Harry Reid predicted that grass-roots financial conservatism would quickly disappear when members became disinterested. Recent reports from the dinosaur media have suggested that the […]

Rep.-elect Allen West Ready for New Congress

Rep.-elect Allen West (R-FL) appeared on Fox News Sunday morning and maintained his reputation as a no-BS citizen legislator to come.

In addition, he is honest about hostile Islam and tough on illegal immigration.

Rep.-elect West wrote to incoming House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, objecting to the slim schedule (120 days), because West thinks […]

Dozens of Black Republicans Campaign for the House

At times, this New York Times article strains to be polite about black conservatives running for the House of Representatives.

But the fact that it appeared at all in the liberal bastion is unusual. Perhaps the number of candidates — 32 — was too newsworthy to ignore.

Black Hopefuls Pick This Year in G.O.P. Races, […]

Limits to Growth

New York Times Considers PragerU Media Approach

Conservatives Leave California for a More Recognizable America

“Liberals Lecture, Conservatives Communicate” Is the Conclusion of Dutch Research

Ex-Californian Touts Texas as the Conservative Dream Destination

‘The Uninvited’ Alternative to CPAC Adds Speakers for Thursday

Rasmussen Poll: Voters Split Evenly between Obama and Tea Party with 42 Percent Each

Rasmussen Poll: Nearly Half of Voters Say They Are Closer to Tea Party Than Congress in Political Views

Rep.-elect Allen West Ready for New Congress

Dozens of Black Republicans Campaign for the House

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