Great Moments In Democrat Racist History-- The 1964 Vote Count

Liberals often insist that somehow, magically, between the 50s and the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the racist Dems and the reforming freedom-loving Republicans “switched places” and Republicans were now the evil racists. This video addresses that goofy notion.

Send The Bums Home, They Need To Get A Job

That was U.S. Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) speaking at the Detroit Economic Club last week about the need for congressional term limits.

We could not agree with him more.

"I've been there three years and I get beaten down every day," he said. "It's how long can you maintain your enthusiasm to try to change something."

The lack of enthusiasm to bring about real change is not only a powerful argument for term limits, it's also the central difference between establishment Republicans and conservatives.

Conservatives like Ted Cruz (R-TX), Mike Lee (R-UT), Rand Paul (R-KY), and Marco Rubio (R-FL) not only believe in our principles, they believe they can be enacted if we fight for them.

That's not the case with establishment Republicans. They publicly say they want to stop bad policies like Obamacare and tax increases, but privately they say these things aren't possible.


More at:

Newt: 'Mythology' By 'Establishment' Gov't Shutdown Hurt GOP In 90s

Former speaker Newt Gingrich told WMAL's "Mornings on the Mall" that there is a "mythology of this city" that the government shutdown of the 90s hurt the Republican party in the following elections. "I think if Republicans keep saying, 'The President has an obligation to negotiate' the American people will believe that," Gingrich said.

Watch Video at: