Conservatives4Palin

Guest Submission by Tom Hill No one likes to lose, even at Tic-Tac-Toe or flipping a coin. The phrase, “Heads I win, tails you lose,” describes those who attempt to use trickery to prevent losing to their opponents. It also illustrates the politicians’ current attempts to frame issues to assure that their positions will win. [...]

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Guest Submission by Morgan Rigg Rick Santorum is out of the race, Newt Gingrich is no longer focused on winning, and Mitt Romney is being touted as the presumptive nominee while considering potential running mates.  For those of us who’ll be voting in upcoming primaries and caucuses (including here in my own state of Indiana), [...]

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Guest Submission by Lou Gutnicki   Catchy title, but we’re not offering kitschy smatterings of holy water sprinkled on servings of bagels and lox. Unfortunately there’s other fish to fry. Folks, to get to the root of the woes plaguing society, we need to look beyond the C’s. Answers abound staring at us. Solutions await [...]

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Guest Submission by Tom Hill “Hope and change” has deteriorated into “do what I say.” What began as a slogan to portray recovery has morphed into a plan for bondage. Nowhere does this description manifest itself more clearly than in President Obama’s assault upon religion. Recently, the President demanded that all employers provide health insurance [...]

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I live in San Francisco – ground zero for liberal America. You would think that changing minds here about Sarah Palin would be more difficult than getting Nancy Pelosi to tell the truth. But as I recently found out, the light of truth does have the power to disperse the darkness of lies, even in Nancy Pelosi’s San Francisco.

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Guest Submission by Jon Garber   “Congress shall make no law…abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press…”   When the Founders enshrined freedom of the press in the First Amendment, what did they mean by “the press”?   During the Revolutionary period, there were no media behemoths, as we have them today. Instead [...]

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Guest Submission by Brad Essex I was working on my article about Afghanistan and I was suddenly shocked to see on Twitter that my friend and bossman Andrew Breitbart had died. This isn’t true is it? I looked for news and watched Fox and nothing. Then like a thunderstorm it’s spread that my friend had [...]

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On LaDonna Hale Curzon’s latest interview from Sarah Palin Radio, Curzon continues “Conversations with Conservative Candidates” with John Webb, a candidate for the 45th congressional district in California.

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Today, some of us may be in support of one of the declared candidates but we all share ONE goal: get Barack Obama out of the White House. If this primary race goes down to a brokered convention, we need to come together and get behind the strongest Republican to take on the incumbent president.

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Guest Submission by CG Rosenthal Being stirred to take the trip from San Diego to Indianola last summer to see on an inconspicuous level the TEA Party locals, I brought along my baby blue motorcycle ladies’ jacket.  After Sarah’s inspiring “presidential” schpeil, my friend wanted to get a closer snapshot of the Alaskan.  When I [...]

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Guest Submission by Ervin Simms During the South Carolina Primary a lot was made about the attacks on Capitalism and Mitt Romney as an example of a capitalist entrepreneur.   While I cannot speak for others, I would like to clarify my thoughts on Mitt Romney and his business endeavors and why I do not support [...]

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Teenage conservative blogger and activist, Austin Harris discusses how Governor Palin has inspired him.

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On LaDonna Hale Curzon’s latest interview from Sarah Palin Radio, she interviews Sarah Palin impersonator Patti Lyons.

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Another great victory for the GOP front runner. If Romney can only win a third of Republicans, how do the beltway wunderkinds figure he can beat Obama? Do they seriously want to bet their futures that 62% of Republicans will hold their noses and vote for Mitt? Really?

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  Guest Submission from Ron Devito via US for Palin: Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin delivered a powerful closing keynote speech at CPAC last Saturday, concluded by her spending nearly 30 minutes with her supporters on a rope line. Gov. Palin called upon Republicans to unite behind whoever the GOP nominee is so Obama can [...]

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  Guest Submission by Gene Brown   I was standing in a pecan orchard, an inadequate stand-in for my convalescing brother-in-law, shepherding the crop from the field to an eventual semi.  A young man walked up and informed me that he wanted to take a test at a local community college, and asked permission to [...]

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Guest Submission by Super Yoni Something’s happening here, What it is ain’t exactly clear… – Buffalo Springfield, 1967 The N.Y. Times headline today reads, “In Santorum’s Sweep, Sign of G.O.P. Unease with Romney.” No kidding! After months and months of endless campaigns, millions of dollars of positive and negative ads, and too many primaries and [...]

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Guest Submission by Tom Hill Nobody likes a bully. Bullies create fear, which soon leads to frustration. The injustice of bully attacks leaves victims feeling helpless. Bullies leave a trail of wounded victims in their wake. Bullies pervade virtually every aspect of life. Road rage threatens our streets and highways. Children encounter them at school. [...]

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Guest Submission by Del Parker A day before leaving for CPAC I posted on the CPAC Meetup thread, for Conservatives4Palin, what I would be looking for in Gov. Palin’s CPAC address.  The first item on my list was a drawing together of the Big Tent of Voters, that would be necessary to win the Presidency.  And another item [...]

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Guest Submission by Madeleine McAulay I was sitting in the hotel lounge chatting with a fellow conservative at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference. We were discussing the day’s events and our shared love for Governor Sarah Palin, when suddenly a mob of people were gathering outside of the lounge, shouting and carrying on. I [...]

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 Guest Submission by Emily Baxter Doing some research on Saul Alinsky and his Rules for Radicals, and now I see why we are facing one of the toughest, sleaziest, and sneakiest election time in decades. These people have no shame, both the right and the left. Must the right, or the Establishment in this writing, [...]

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Guest Submission by Yasuhiko Genku Kimura   There exists persistent misinformation and misunderstanding perpetuated against Dr. Ron Paul’s foreign and defense-military policy in order to marginalize him and his candidacy. He is neither an isolationist nor an apologist for terrorists or dictators nor an anti-defense politician as portrayed by his detractors. Let me start with [...]

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Guest Submission by Teri Sasseville The first time I met Newt Gingrich, I thought I was going to throw up on his shoes. Literally! I had just run a 5K road race much faster than I should have and I was bent over at the waist, breathing hard and looking at my feet when I [...]

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Guest Submission from Tom Hill “Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man’s character, give him power.” Abraham Lincoln  The early rush to the elections of November 2012 features a blizzard of propaganda. The emphasis concentrates upon a short list of criteria. One candidate highlights personality as the winning [...]

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Guest Submission by Tom Hill  You probably know Carlo Collodi’s stories of Pinocchio. Carlo wrote tales of a puppet named Pinocchio, whose nose grew longer when he lied. His telltale sign exposed his deceits for all to know.  The present presidential sweepstakes could use such a signal from the candidates to expose their deceits. All [...]

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 Submission by Robert Dickman  After decades of progressive incrementalism, the United States Government has finally surfaced to reveal a culture of ungodly and soulless tyrants, thugs and bullies. Cynically disguised as distinguished, articulate, self-appointed elitists, these despotic, vacuous, narcissistic, image-oriented hypocrites emphasize symbols over substance and reality. The pursuit of excellence is being replaced by [...]

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Guest Submission by Jim Ballew Dear Mrs. Palin; Aren’t you sick of all the people that write you open letters?  First, I wouldn’t doubt that all the open letters were one reason you decided not to run.  They are friggin’ annoying, aren’t they?  Second, who the heck thinks they can tell you – a very [...]

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Guest Submission by Ernest L. Kapphahn Fellow conservatives;   As you know this is a critical election for the preservation of the values we conservatives hold dear.  Many of you have asked me why, since the election is so important, that I decided in October not to become a candidate for the Republican nomination.  In order [...]

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Guest Submission by Nancy Labonete Mitt Romney has always been and still is very much distrusted by the Republican base but looking at the results of Iowa and NH, Mitt Romney proved that his network of support from the establishment and his endorsers is wide and deep. This is the same network that could deliver to him victories in SC [...]

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Guest Submission by Ervin Sims   When is a tax cut not a tax cut?  When it is a Social Security Premium payroll deduction cut.  There has been a lot in the news about how the Republicans in the House of Representatives positioned themselves in a bad light because they wanted to increase taxes.  Much [...]

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