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Conservatism Isn’t Dead

Posted on January 27, 2016 by Daniel Greenfield

A small government, hard power, anti-crime, nationalist and traditionalist conservatism can succeed. It has succeeded in this election, insofar as the leading candidates have adopted it, with varying degrees of sincerity. If conservatism is to be relevant, it is going … Continue reading →

Posted in 2016 Presidential Campaign, Defense and National Security, Foreign Policy, News and Analysis, Trade & Economics Tagged Donald Trump, Foreign Aid, Fox News, Grassroots, National Review, Tea Party, U.S. Chamber of Commerce |

The Renewed Pursuit of Amnesty

Posted on February 4, 2014 by Andrew Thomas

Last week, Congressional Republican leaders revealed the latest effort by members of the party establishment to provide legal status for at least some of the nation’s illegal-immigrant population. At the party’s winter retreat on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, House members learned of this most recent proposal and the precepts that would frame the discussion. Drafts of the key document were not circulated,

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Posted in Immigration & Border Security, Uncategorized Tagged Breitbart, Chuck Schumer, Congressional Republican Leaders, Dreamers, Eric Cantor, Gang of Eight, House GOP, illegal immigrants, John Boehner, John McCain, Kevin McCarthy, Legalization, National Review, Paul Ryan, Special Enforcement Triggers, Ted Cruz, Tougher Border Security, Weekly Standard |

Congressman Grayson: TPP creates parallel legal system, threatens U.S. sovereignty

Posted on January 23, 2014 by Taylor Rose

The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) “creates a parallel court system that has never existed before and will usurp U.S. sovereignty” warned Congressman Alan Grayson (D-FL) in an exclusive interview with SFPPR News and Analysis.

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Posted in Sovereignty, Trade & Economics, Uncategorized, United Nations Tagged Alan Grayson, CAFTA-DR, China, Economic Policy Institute, EFF, Electronic Freedom Foundation, EU, European Union, Mexico, NAFTA, National Review, Rand Paul, TPA, TPP, Trade Promotion Authority, Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, Trans-Pacific Partnership, TTIP, US Chamber of Commerce, US Trade Deficit, US Trade Policy, William Buckley, William Rusher |

IRS abuse of power and the re-election of the president

Posted on May 20, 2013 by Bruce Branick

Should anyone doubt the purpose of these recent revelations that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) targeted conservative Tea Party and patriotic grassroots groups such as the Glenn Beck inspired 9/12 groups seeking tax-exempt status from the government? Cast all skepticism aside. Be advised there was a single purpose to this act of unmitigated government tyranny…

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Posted in Congressional & Government Reform, Constitution, Homepage Column One Row One, Taxation Tagged 9/12 groups, Andy Harris, Barack Obama, Bill of Rights, Dave Camp, David Axelrod, David Plouffe, FBI, First Amendment, Glenn Beck, HHS, House Ways & Means Committee, IRS, IRS targeting, J. Russell George, Jim Messina, John Gizzi, Justice Department, Kathleen Sebelius, Kevin Brady, Mike Lee, National Review, Newsmax, Obamacare, Revenue Act of 1913, Sarah Hall Ingram, Steve Miller, tax exempt status, Tea Party, TIGTA, White House |

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Tag Archives: National Review

Conservatism Isn’t Dead

The Renewed Pursuit of Amnesty

Congressman Grayson: TPP creates parallel legal system, threatens U.S. sovereignty

IRS abuse of power and the re-election of the president

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