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Category Archives: Republican Party
“Pledge To America” Critiqued by the Concord Coalition
Long before there was a Tea Party or Coffee Party or the Beer Party or … there was a group that was concerned about our national debt and deficit: the Concord Coalition. Formed in the early 1990s, the Concord Coalition … Continue reading
Posted in National/Public Debt, Republican Party
Tagged Medicaid, Medicare, National Debt, Pledge to America, Republicans, Social Security, TARP, the Concord Coalition, Troubled Asset Relief Program
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I would rather not swim in circles…
by Alan P. Alborn Environmentalist, Photographer, philosophy student, Independent voter, and occasionally a consultant. I took my family to the aquarium yesterday. It’s a beautiful place. We watched the Sharks and Stingrays swim in circles past the viewing window. Later, … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee Party, Democratic Party, Independents, Political Process, Republican Party
Tagged Aquarium, Election 2010, Free Will, Libertarianism
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Is It Time for a New Center-Right Party?
JeffersonConservatives.com does not endorse candidates or parties. The following posting is meant to show the evolution of political thought in the center-right, with the center-right normally being in the realm of the GOP or the rightwing. Obviously some see the … Continue reading
Posted in Republican Party
Tagged Bob Bennett, Civil Society, Conservatives, GOP, John McCain, Liberals, Political Parties, Republicans, Right Wing, Rightwing, Ron Paul
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Cato Institute Advice to Tea Partiers
The Cato Institute has an interesting video laying out some advice to activists in the Tea Party. I think that this is good advice for all, whether Tea Party or other. Republicans aren’t always your friends. Some tea partiers like … Continue reading
Posted in Democratic Party, Republican Party, Tea Party
Tagged Cato Institute, Democrats, Republicans, Tea Party
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