Mike Gonzalez has a great article from the Heritage Foundation’s Daily Signal in which he discusses 10 ways in which conservatives can appeal to Hispanics (without becoming more liberal). One of the great things about his strategy is that it appeals to many traditional Hispanic predispositions in the first place.
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Europe is a Myth From a False Religion
Derpy Lipschitz experienced a near-death experience where he went to a wondrous place called Europe where everything was wonderful and free. But all is not as it seems…
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Look. No matter how much we dislike the President, we all want to see he and his family protected. It should concern us when the Secret Service appears to have “dropped their guard.” If the President isn’t safe, how can anyone be safe?
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Constitutional Literacy: Does it Matter?
When Congress is considering any bill, their criteria should not be the latest Gallup poll, your opinion, or their opinion about whether or not this potential legislation is a good or bad idea. Their sole concern should be keeping their oath of office when they pledged to Almighty God that they would protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.
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Recent American Clarion Articles
Does Home Depot Oppose Religious Freedom?
At today’s annual meeting of Home Depot shareholders in Atlanta, Georgia, the National Center for Public Policy Research denounced the hardware giant’s affiliation with an activist group that lobbied against Georgia’s effort to protect religious freedom at the state level and asked the hardware
Interest Rate Petition Challenge Unsuccessful
Today, South Dakota Secretary of State Shantel Krebs announced that the challenge submitted for the initiated amendment to the South Dakota Constitution Limiting the Ability to Set Statutory Interest Rates for Loans (18%) was
Craig Ericks: Defending South Dakota Values
Craig Ericks is one of three Republicans running for South Dakota House in District 32. Since there are two House seats, that means one of these Republicans will not get a shot at the title in the general
Mark DiSanto for Pennington County Commission
Mark DiSanto is running for District 4 Pennington County Commission. The Pennington County Commission has made some missteps in the last year or so. First there was the wheel tax the commission supported, which was then rejected by the taxpayers at the ballot box. Then there was the 20% raise the
Mulally Standing for Republican Principles
One of the Republicans running for the South Dakota Senate from my district, District 35, is Tina Mulally. Take some time to look at her positions, especially as they contrast with her incumbent opponent Terri Haverly.
Let’s Shut Down the Department of Education
The Department of Education was created under President Carter in 1979 under the same misguided pretense that has driven much of the growth of our massively bloated federal government — that if there is something we really care about, we should give more money and power to Washington
The First President to Put a Man in a Woman’s Room
It has been an interesting week. I don’ t know if any of you receive hate email, I received one this week that was more vicious than most others. If the writer believed in hell, he was essentially commanding me to go there – and immediately.
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