Prager Univesity and Greg Gutfeld bring us a great video explaining in simple terms why the Right is right, and why conservatism works while liberalism is nothing but a corrosive, poisonous, parasitic philosophy that can only live off the hard work and wise choices of others.

There’s been a lot of whining by the corrupt GOP establishment types lately that Donald Trump should sign a “loyalty pledge” to not run third-party if he doesn’t get the 2016 Republican presidential nomination. But what about loyalty to Republican principles?

In the documentary that made him a household name, Dinesh D’Souza criticized the Obama administration for eroding America from within – which is exactly what’s happening to our country. As D’Souza pays the price for his prescience, the vast left-wing conspiracy is sending a simple message to anyone who dares to follow in his footsteps: “Fall in line now.”

I just recently got a hold of Cruz’ inspiring new read, A Time for Truth, and I’m really impressed by what the good Senator from Texas has to say.

It involves the Right finally stopping playing nice with evil, ending the pretense that evil is just “misunderstood,” and ceasing all efforts to accommodate and and compromise with evil.

How many of today’s self-positioned leaders, regardless if they are preachers, patriots or conservatives, are as worthless as the ones whom they complain about? After all, they have a reputation to keep up. They go along to get along. They don’t offend anyone because they do not stand for anything.

Fed up with the establishment Republicans in Washington, D.C. selling out to President Barack Obama on issues like funding his executive amnesty? If so, you are likely part of a growing number of Americans who are growing increasingly frustrated with the ineptitude of Republicans to lead their own party with policies their conservative political base actually supports.

The Washington Post has an interesting article featuring a chart that pegs 2016 presidential candidates along an ideological scale. Rather than use a scale based on their voting record (the most accurate indicator of a candidate’s ideology) or their stated policy positions, this chart does something unique in measuring the ideology of their Twitter followers.

There are fundamental differences between these two political philosophies. Although most people do not fall neatly into stereotypical behaviors, this good-vs.-evil framework does provide a starting point to better understand motivations. Sometimes the two philosophies will never agree since there is no room for negotiation or mutual benefit. The question is where are you on this spectrum and which Point of View best describes yourself?

In my travels around the United States I meet many people looking for a “conservative candidate”. I may shock you with the following statement but I believe it to be truth. We do not want a conservative candidate!