Eric Cantor

Eric Cantor's campaign has spread an outlandish rumor that his conservative Tea Party opponent, Dave Brat, is a "liberal college professor." Conservative powerhouse Laura Ingraham will blast that lie with a healthy dose of support for Brat at today's rally. A monumental upset will ONLY happen if you help. You have 8 days to notify every contact you have and get them to vote on June 10th. Support Dave Brat!

The right’s reform agenda should be based on a few fundamental, free market principles on which most conservatives and libertarians can agree.

Republicans should have long ago pushed back and demanded real border security, the rule of law and a defense of American sovereignty; instead Eric Cantor has joined Obama in supporting a Republican version of “The DREAM Act,” legislation guaranteed to encourage more illegal immigration.

Conservative challenger Dave Brat says, "Eric Cantor represents large corporations who want a never-ending supply of cheap, low-wage foreign labor.” A Cantor advisor stated that Cantor's been consistent in his opposition to the Senate comprehensive amnesty bill but thinks there should be places to reach common ground.

It's time to reject the lies and hypocrisy on amnesty for illegal aliens coming from Eric Cantor and other establishment Republican “leaders.”

Hey media: why no real reporting on Eric Cantor's sleazy campaign tactics against his conservative challenger David Brat? It's perfidious that GOP-E candidates like Eric Cantor use money collected from pro-amnesty special interests to paint themselves as anti-amnesty so they can win reelection and pass amnesty.

"Eric Cantor," David Brat said, "seemed content to allow our military to be used as a vehicle for granting amnesty to illegal immigrants until he saw my primary challenge and principled conservatives stand on Amnesty. Conservative constituents are overwhelmingly opposed to Amnesty but their voice was ignored."

Less than a month ago, Eric Cantor made a “pledge” to Congressman Jeff Denham of California to help him push through his ENLIST Act to grant illegal aliens citizenship in return for service in the US armed forces. But after voters sent Cantor message by throwing out his handpicked 7th district Republican chairman it looks like Cantor has switched sides.

We said back in November of last year Speaker Boehner, Eric Cantor, Kevin McCarthy, Cathy McMorris Rogers and the rest of the House Republican “leadership” could not be trusted on immigration and Valerie Jarrett’s remarks to the global elite gathered at the SkyBridge Alternatives Conference in Las Vegas show we were right.

Tea Party Express' co-founder Sal Russo now says he supports amnesty for illegal aliens -- a total reversal of his organization's position. This is not that surprising when one considers his background and strong establishment ties.

Barely three weeks to primary election day, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor faces a Republican insurgency that could boot him off Capitol Hill.

Cantor’s opponent in the 6/10 primary, tea party activist David Brat, is gaining national attention as a potential threat to Cantor’s hold on his solidly Repub. district. Brat has won support from some big-name conservatives and has tapped into discontent across VA’s 7th Congressional District. 

As conservative Fred Gruber proved by winning election as Virginia’s 7th District Republican Chairman, if you want to govern America according to conservative principles, first take back your local Republican Party from the progressive establishment Republicans, like House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, who have hijacked the Party and turned it into a vehicle to preserve their own personal power.

Pass H.Res 36 to Establish a Select Committee to Investigate the Benghazi Attacks Now!

Cantor’s lack of action on Benghazi is symptomatic of a House Republican “leadership” that is so spineless it is incapable of taking on even the most obvious oversight investigation of President Obama’s administration and bringing it to closure. SIGN AND SHARE THE PETITION TO PASS H. RES 36 AND ESTABLISH A SELECT COMMITTEE TO PROPERLY INVESTIGATE THE BENGHAZI SCANDAL!

In my op-ed in today's Los Angles Times I explain that the establishment GOP is not the political home of conservatives, and that needs to change for Republicans to reach the political promised land and govern America.

Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.) who supported Speaker John Boehner  in '13 is predicting Boehner won’t run for the job again and says he would be surprised if he could win reelection by the House.

Rep. Tim Huelskamp, in an exclusive interview with Tim Constantine on The Capitol Hill Show,  boldly called for change in the GOP House leadership. “I think most Republicans in the House have had enough.”

Forget 2016! If the GOP follows Boehner’s lead right on to the crazy train, the Tea Party will leave in 2014. Either leaders have to live up to the conservative values that they claim they support or watch conservative voters leave the GOP for a new party.

Eric Cantor's allies are maneuvering to pack leadership slots at the Repub. Party of VA with GOP-E figures. That’s infuriated some local conservatives, who feel they are being squeezed out of positions of power and aren’t going down without a fight.