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Category Archives: Democratic Party
VERY THOUGHTFUL POST
That Mr. G Guy’s Blog reblogged Concerning American Conservatives by aurorawatcherak with a simple comment, “Very thoughtful post.” Sometimes I wish — well, most of the time — I could keep it simple. However, because aurorawatcherak‘s post is so thoughtful, it provokes thought, thoughts I wish … Continue reading
THE GOVERNMENT IS THE ONLY THING WE ALL BELONG TO?
Once upon a time our nation’s political parties held national conventions, and those conventions did something significant. The people attending those conventions nominated their party’s candidates for president and vice president, and they debated their choices with a healthy ferocity. Now the attendees function … Continue reading
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IS THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY CRUMBLING UNDER THE RULE OF PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA?
In today’s Cuccinelli Compass, Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli provides a bit of recommended reading. Forward Back Across the Bridge to the 21st Century September 4, 2012 Dear Friends and Fellow Virginians, I came across an article this morning by Erick Erickson from … Continue reading
REPUBLICAN GOVERNORS IMPROVE EMPLOYMENT NUMBERS
In his July 13th email, Delegate Scott Lingamfelter offered an observation. What was the subject? With respect to jobs, which party produces the best results? Cheap Talk vs. Results “Talk is cheap”, as the saying goes when people brag about accomplishments but … Continue reading








