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To commemorate President Obama’s first 100 days in office, conservative leader Gary Bauer has released a list of Obama’s 100 mistakes, misstatements and missteps. If nothing else, it will provide balance to the sycophantic media reports celebrating Obama’s 100 days of bringing heaven to earth. … Read More
Today we feature as our daily commentary a video interview that I conducted yesterday afternoon with Jon Coupal, President of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association. The topic? The outrageous votes of Capitol Democrats yesterday against GOP sponsored bills to eliminate the California Integrated Waste Management Board… … Read More
Today we feature as our daily commentary a video interview that I conducted yesterday afternoon with Jon Coupal, President of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association. The topic? The outrageous votes of Capitol Democrats yesterday against GOP sponsored bills to eliminate the California Integrated Waste Management Board…
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Just click here to go to the FR Weblog, where this Commentary has its own blog post, and where you can read and make comments.… Read More
CRP Chairman Ron Nehring Issues Statement On Sen. Arlen Specter’s Decision To Join The Democratic Party SACRAMENTO – California Republican Party Chairman Ron Nehring today issued the following statement in response to Sen. Arlen Specter’s decision to join the Democratic Party:
"Arlen Specter’s decision to join the Democratic Party has absolutely nothing to do with principles. This was a poll-driven decision based purely on selfish interests. Polls showed that because of his abandonment of basic Republican principles in the Senate, Arlen Specter, an incumbent United States Senator, could not even win his own Republican primary, nor win a general election as either a Republican or even as an independent.
"Arlen Specter decided on his own — no one forced him — to violate core Republican principles by voting for the wasteful $787 billion stimulus bill while every single House Republican, including California ‘s entire Republican delegation, voted with taxpayers in opposition… Read More
Arlen Specter, elected as a Republican Senator in Pennsylvania, today switched his party registration to Democrat.
I can't say I am shocked, given his embrace of President Obama's hard-left policies.
That said, Specter should follow the principled lead of Phill Gramm. Before being elected to the Senate, Gramm (of Texas) was a Congressman. Elected as a Democrat to the House, he decided to become a Republican, inspired by Ronald Reagan. But he felt that to switch mid-term was unfair to voters. So he resigned his seat, then re-registered Republican, and then ran and was -re-elected in the subsequent special election…… Read More
California politico Steve Schmidt, former head honcho of the 2006 Schwarzenegger re-election and big wheel in the campaign of ersatz President John McCain was interviewed on the radio show of longtime FR friend Hugh Hewitt. Hugh posted the transcript of that interview up on his blog here.
On Miss California Carrie Prejean’s statement in support of traditional marriage:
"I think it’s counterproductive to the cause of people who are concerned about equality for gays, because many people that are sympathetic to the cause that will be turned off by a closed-minded attitude being directed, as you said, you know, in Miss California’s instance." … Read More
Louis Winthorpe III has been supplanted as the most-famous "Louis" by former California Assemblyman Louis Caldera who yesterday did an appropriate sword-falling regarding his decision to approve the VC-25A flyover of lower Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty area. (It’s not "Air Force One" unless POTUS is aboard). As we know from the teleprompter "whoops" story yesterday, President Obama was not aboard.
We hadn’t heard what had become of former Secretary of the Army, Caldera but I have now learned he landed at my alma mater (CSU system) as well as the University of New Mexico where it turns out after he left the office of university president, per his contract, he kept a tenured faculty position. Nice work if you can get it. He is currently serving in the Obama Administration as the head of the White House Military Office, the division that coordinates military-related travel, ceremonies, etc…
Here is the Journal’s coverage of the flyover kerfuffle and… Read More