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The American Conservative Party - Looking Out for YOU

November 15th, 2008 at 2:45 am » Comments (0)

This is the first of six videos planned by the American Conservative Party. Some have called for taking back the GOP, but the GOP seems to want to abandon Conservatives. Perhaps it is time for an independent Conservative movement to leave the GOP behind. Turn the GOP into a third party.

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Obama - The Democrat Party’s Frankenstein Monster

October 19th, 2008 at 3:58 am » Comments (3)

Why do I call Obama the Democrats’ Frankenstein Monster? Because he has been manufactured and packaged. He’s completely un-natural and totally without substance.
Like Mary Shelley’s creature, Barack Hussein Obama isn’t a product of the natural law. Even in politics. He had a shelf life that he has far exceeded. There is no possible way that [...]



The Quest for 270

September 21st, 2008 at 1:04 am » Comments (2)

Since the founding of our country there has been a unique difference between how we elect our national leader compared to that of the processes of the rest of the nations of the world. In Britain for example the people elect members of Parliament and based upon which party gains control of that legislative body [...]













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    Conservatism: 1) capitalized a: the principles and policies of a Conservative party b: the Conservative party.
    2) a: disposition in politics to preserve what is established b: a political philosophy based on tradition and social stability, stressing established institutions, and preferring gradual development to abrupt change; specifically : such a philosophy calling for lower taxes, limited government regulation of business and investing, a strong national defense, and individual financial responsibility for personal needs (as retirement income or health-care coverage).
    3): the tendency to prefer an existing or traditional situation to change. - Merriam Webster Online