Tag Archives: Republican

CONSERVATIVES—BEWARE OF THE ‘CONSERVATIVE MAJORITY FUND!’ AD AGAINST OBAMA

Posted on July 31, 2012 by Shirley Spellerberg

What has come over Senators Coburn and Young? Am I the only conservative who is suspicious of the ‘Conservative Majority Fund’s’ persuasive TV ad urging us to sign the petition to keep Obama off all state presidential ballots and forcing … Continue reading →

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HARRY REID’S PLAN TO ELIMINATE THE SENATE FILIBUSTER

Posted on July 23, 2012 by Rudy Cajka

Sen. Harry Reid (D-NV), the current majority leader of the U.S. Senate, has been quietly preparing to alter the Senate rules regarding filibusters.  Filibusters are normally used by opponents of a measure to talk that measure to death on the … Continue reading →

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UPDATE – YOUR CANDIDATE/S DID NOT WIN IN THE TEXAS PRIMARY?

Posted on July 9, 2012 by Shirley Spellerberg

UPDATED ON 7-23-2012 Time to Choose one In Each Race for the Important Runoff Election Now that we know which candidates made it to the runoff election, it is time to decide which runoff candidate we consider the better qualified … Continue reading →

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The Real Senator Marco Rubio is a Big Disappointment

Posted on May 10, 2012 by Shirley Spellerberg

Rubio Turns Out to be a One Worlder in his Speech at the liberal Brookings Institute Mitt Romney will make a big mistake if he taps Rubio for VP in order to win Florida voters! Recently we learned that Rubio … Continue reading →

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THE ELECTION IS ABOUT MORE THAN JOBS

Posted on February 3, 2012 by Shirley Spellerberg

What if the Economy should improve between now and November? All of the Republicans and Obama agree that jobs need to be created. They just differ on HOW to create the jobs—the private sector or the government. If per chance … Continue reading →

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GOP Bloodbath Leading to Obama’s Re-election?

Posted on January 11, 2012 by Shirley Spellerberg

Republican Candidates are Turning out to be Obama’s best asset! This presidential campaign is the most disappointing since McCain became the GOP nominee in 2008. Hardcore conservatives do not have an acceptable candidate in the race, but reality dictates that … Continue reading →

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Governor Perry and the Republican Nomination

Posted on October 14, 2011 by Rudy Cajka

Is He Finished as a Candidate for President or Can He Come Back? Governor Perry announced his intention to run for the Republican nomination for president on Saturday, August 13, 2012 in Charleston, South Carolina.  His announcement was hailed as … Continue reading →

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Republican Presidential Candidates and Their Promises for Job Creation

Posted on September 6, 2011 by Rudy Cajka

As the Republican candidates for president travel to the early primary states, we are hearing a lot about jobs and job creation.  This is natural, considering that president Obama is about to give a major speech on jobs before a … Continue reading →

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Obama’s Jobs Speech to a Joint Session of Congress

Posted on August 31, 2011 by Rudy Cajka

Is This Just Another Election Stunt? President Obama today (8-31-2011) announced that he is requesting a joint session of Congress to announce his “new” jobs plan for America.  This planned speech is set for 8 PM on Wednesday, September 7, … Continue reading →

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The Standard & Poor’s Downgrade and the TEA Party

Posted on August 9, 2011 by Rudy Cajka

This past week we have seen a confluence of some of the most astonishing financial events in our lifetime.  It started with the last minute debt ceiling deal that pleased no one and did little or nothing to reduce the … Continue reading →

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