The Competent Conservative

Yet another staunch conservative endorses Mitt Romney.  Ann Coulter, Robert Bork, Ted Nugent…all Communist agitators, right? Here is the Motor City Madman’s Tweet: @TedNugent after a long heart&soul conversation with MittRomney today I concluded this goodman will properly represent we the people & I endorsed him 2 Mar 12 Reply Retweet Favorite

OK. Maybe they’re not weeping but they certainly aren’t interested in the outcome of last night’s primaries. We were told endlessly that if Romney couldn’t pull off a win in Michigan, it was pretty much over for him. Well, he won and, predictably, the media apparently has little to say. The reaction this morning to [...]

So, the “Consistent Conservative” is encouraging Democrat electoral mischief making (something that may well already be a factor in Mr. Santorum’s poll numbers in MI) in an effort to win a single state.  That doesn’t sound terribly conservative to me.  It sounds desperate and may well turn the MI election against him.  Here’s the article: [...]

Religious freedom, or freedom of conscience, is critical to the health of a diverse society. This is Part 3 in a series of articles on religious freedom. For the series introduction, see “An Introduction to Religious Freedom.” Over the past two years, general officers of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have delivered [...]

What Americans Know About Religious Freedom Most Americans know that religious freedom is one of the most basic freedoms guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution. Frequently called the “first freedom,” freedom of religion is prominent in the American founding documents and gives rise to many other freedoms. It is a fundamental human right — one that [...]

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has issued a series of articles about the principle of Religious Freedom here  in the US.  The church generally tries to stay out of political issues but when political issues threaten moral/religious issues, the church will stand by those who are defending what is morally right.  In [...]

BWAHAHAHAHA! A wee slip of the tongue! Seriously, I believe that this is nothing more than a tongue slip but it does bring back memories of one of the funniest political slip ups ever. In Mitt’s first run for public office, his 1994 run for the Senate against Ted Kennedy, his opponent, John Lakian had [...]

Gotta wonder what this is all about.  Does he want to distract people from his second electoral drubbing in one week or is he taking his ball and going home?  We shall see. Instead of the traditional election night party, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich will hold a press conference after the Nevada Caucus on [...]

    I couldn’t agree more with this analysis from Dick Morris: For students of American politics, following the way the Romney campaign played Newt Gingrich in Florida is a lesson to learn and to keep. Romney’s people must have realized that Newt does best when he is positive. His bold ideas, clear vision, revolutionary [...]

  Ouch!  This one’s going to leave a mark… Lest you think that Ron Paul is the only Republican Presidential candidate with newsletter problems, Brody Mullins and Janet Adamy of the Wall Street Journal have unearthed one by Newt Gingrich, also flagged by Andrew Kaczynski. The since-redacted April 2006 newsletter from Newt Gingrich’s Center for [...]