YET ANOTHER EXAMPLE of when being Republican DOES NOT MEAN being conservative
Well, the U.S. House has voted to reauthorize the U.S Import-Export Bank for another year for $40 billion. That’s right, billions to do business for
Continue readingWell, the U.S. House has voted to reauthorize the U.S Import-Export Bank for another year for $40 billion. That’s right, billions to do business for
Continue readingRenee Ellmers needs to pay a bonus to the consultant who came up with her reelection campaign’s TV ad. IT and ONLY IT can
Continue readingThere has been a lot of confusion about the marriage amendment. Remember, voting FOR the amendment is a setback for those who want to legalize gay marriage. It doesn’t ban
Continue readingRedState— arguably one of America’s leading conservative blogs — is changing its tune on congresswoman Renee Ellmers. Leading up to the 2010 race against Bob Etheridge, the blog was
Continue readingI came across an interesting memo put together for The Campaign For Primary Accountability (CPA) by Wilkins Perkins Allen (WPA) Opinion Research. The memo, dated April 5, featured the results
Continue readingI recently read something from a columnist (on my side of the political street) lamenting how leftist politicians and media figures describe themselves as “moderates” and EVERYONE
Continue readingThe Bill Flynn campaign is touting some more straw poll results in its primary fight against the dean of the state’s congressional district running his
Continue readingAh, the truth comes out so late in the election season. Take this segment of an article in today’s edition of The Southern Pines Pilot introducing the candidates in
Continue readingSome time back, National Journal released rankings showing congresswoman Renee Ellmers as the most conservative U.S. House member from North Carolina. (She has been touting that news in her campaign
Continue readingGovernment records show that lobbyists paid for congresswoman Renee Ellmers, her husband, and her chief of staff to visit Turkey and Israel in August and October of 2011. From 8/13/11
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