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Establishment Senator Thune Doesn’t Like Being Called Establishment

Establishment Senator Thune Doesn’t Like Being Called Establishment

South Dakota’s “Republican” Senator John Thune , the man with a 48% Liberty Score from Conservative Review, the man who attended a fundraiser for RINO Thad Cochran and donated to Cochran’s campaign (Cochran, who tried to smear Tea Party conservative opponent Chris McDaniel from the Left as a racist), says he’s offended about being called a member of the RINO establishment.

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GOP Candidates Graded on Common Core

GOP Candidates Graded on Common Core

The American Principles in Action group graded the Republican presidential candidates on their support for or opposition to the controversial educational standards that the big-government types are trying to shove down our throats.

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SD Senator Phil Jensen Mailer

SD Senator Phil Jensen Mailer

South Dakota District 33 Senator Phil Jensen’s mailer is out. One of our best Republicans in the South Dakota Legislature, Jensen points not only to conservative rhetoric, but a conservative record of leadership.

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Rep. Kristi Noem (R-SD)

Video: Rep. Kristi Noem on Wessington Springs Tornado

Rep. Kristi Noem (R-SD) spoke at the breakfast at the South Dakota Republican Party Convention in Rapid City this morning. These are some of Noem’s comments regarding the National Guard response to the tornado damage in Wessington Springs, South Dakota.

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Power to Build the Kingdom

Power to Build the Kingdom

The Duck Commander, Phil Robertson, patriarch of the famed Duck Dynasty show, was one of the featured speakers at the Republican Leadership Conference in New Orleans the other week. He had the following message for the Republican Party. “GOP, you can’t be right for America if you’re wrong with God. You want to turn the Republican Party around? Get Godly.”

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Why we’re mad and we’re not going to take it anymore

Why we’re mad and we’re not going to take it anymore

When Republicans have had power, we have never seen them ruthlessly pursue our agenda with the same reckless abandon or courage of conviction the Obama Regime and its allies daily display. The last time we saw the Republicans draw a line in the sand with Democrats was over invading Iraq, which turned out to be urban renewal in the name of Allah. Since then, it’s been the “surrender caucus” on parade.

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David Jolly (from his campaign website)

RINO Establishment Turns on One of Its Own

Republican congressional candidates across the nation should remember that those same smiling, earnest faces who greet them when they come to D.C. to make all the right connections are the same unattributed whisperers who will attempt to destroy your campaign when it suits their purpose. Of course, if you dare to resist the D.C. group think, expect the anonymous Politico whisperers to re-emerge slicing you to bits one paper cut at a time.

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Mitch McConnell: Enemy of Conservatives

Mitch McConnell: Enemy of Conservatives

Both Mitch McConnell and that worthless slug John Boehner in the House need to go-definitely from leadership, but also from their seats in congress as well. They have proven themselves to be not only an impediment to the advancement of conservative values, but an enemy of those values.

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Republicans: Defining the Three Factions

Republicans: Defining the Three Factions

The Republicans ran more than a dozen candidates in the 2012 primary and then three presidential candidates in the national election. Our current Democratic and Republican parties only gained their standing in the late nineteenth century. Currently the Republican Party is in turmoil, with at least three distinct factions fighting for political control.

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Republicans Flirting with Disaster

Republicans Flirting with Disaster

If the House passes an immigration reform bill before November, the Republicans can write off the 2014 election. It will be over. The GOP will lose its chance to win control of the Senate and may, in fact, lose control of the House, because conservative republicans — and independents — will stay home in utter disgust.

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