Most respondents to our CHQ Poll think a Trump endorsement does not matter, or hurts. Only about a third think a Trump endorsement helps the candidate.
A new U.S. Department of Health and Human Services policy requires religious organizations to provide coverage of abortion-inducing drugs, sterilization, and contraceptives in their health plans, and religious hospitals to provide those services, even when some or all of those practices violate their conscience. Is this a proper extension of government power over religious institutions?
"Cut off your support of the Republican National Committee and other party fundraising committees. Tell them you are not willing to have your money and political energy used mostly to support Big Government Republicans who don’t share your conservative views. Give 100% of your political donations to principled conservative causes and candidates." - Richard Viguerie (Conservatives Betrayed, p.233)
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ConservativeHQ.com Chairman Richard A. Viguerie appeared on Lou Dobbs Tonight on January 4, discussing the results from the Iowa caucuses. Viguerie suggests that another candidate may step into the GOP presidential race because Mitt Romney is not being accepted by conservatives. Watch the video.
Richard Viguerie appeared on WNDTV's Radio America program (with host Greg Carumbus) on January 4, discussing the GOP presidential race at length.
Even Karl Rove agrees with conservatives that Romney is running a content-free campaign, demonstrating that at least some of conservatives' beefs with Mitt are reaching the "brains" of the establishment.
Bernanke recently complained about unsustainable government spending and ballooning deficits, yet remains a staunch supporter of the failed Obama policies that are the drivers of the problem.
If President Obama says income inequality and unfairness are the defining issues of our time, Rick Santorum provides the best solutions: graduate from high school, get married (before children) and get a job.
While the media may do its best to make the continuation of the spending crisis look like good news, we all know the latest CBO estimates spell doom for the country unless something drastic is done about it.
Conservatives' main problem with Romney is not his bad choice of words in the CNN interview -- “I’m not concerned about the very poor” -- it's his adoption of Obama-like class warfare rhetoric that's truly disturbing.
A solid majority expect all four present candidates to stay in the race until the Republican convention, where nobody will have a majority of the delegates.
Tea Party and grassroots conservatives must remember that the presidential "demolition derby" race is a mere warm-up to the main event, which is the battle to win many more conservative seats in the Senate.
In Florida, Romney's big win means the Republican establishment served notice to the Tea Party and grassroots movement conservatives that it is playing for all the cookies.
Students and admirers of President Ronald Reagan, and his speeches, should rejoice at the publication of this slim volume of Reagan’s favorite aphorisms, jokes, quotes and political wisdom.
The Founders enshrined protection of freedom of conscience in the Constitution’s First Amendment -- but there is no such freedom, or conscience, in Barack Obama’s new America.
The real issue discovered when examining Romney's tax returns is his truthfulness and willingness to game the tax system for financial advantage in a way unavailable to the average American.
The candidate's decision to unilaterally disarm fails to take into account the lengths Mitt Romney will go to win an election -- and could end up being a huge mistake for the former Pennsylvania Senator.
As Ann Coulter and Mark Levin debate the merits of Romneycare, the question for the candidate himself is one concerning whether the public servants work for us – or the other way around.
And it only took two days for the increase, proving that severing a relationship with the nation’s leading abortion provider was a ‘popular’ decision, indeed.
In an informative and lengthy interview, he explains why the Tea Party in the nation’s seventh largest city is deemphasizing national issues and creating local “cells” dealing with local taxpayer issues.
It warns Republicans that it will track Speaker John Boehner’s ambitious highway spending and energy development bill and urges conservatives to vote against the measure later this month.
Romney may be the front-runner, but he’s not lighting a fire. In the four states to vote so far, turnout has been strongest where people were energized to vote for somebody else.
Jay Cost analyzes the results from the early voting states and concludes that where you live is as much of a factor as what you believe in the GOP race.