Tag: "Tea Party"
Obama at FIT – Florida Institute of Technology
My co-workers and I set up our TPV tent bright and early at 7 a.m. today at FIT, where Obama spoke at around 11:30 a.m. (supposed to be 10 a.m. but I guess he was fashionably late) to recruit more members to our website. Since I am posting this on my personal blog, where I [...]
Musical Flashback: We The People
It’s coming up on three years since I met the lovely, talented Ava Aston and first heard her wonderful song We The People. So I figured it was a good time to repost the video and re-energize the souls of patriot warriors. For more about Ava, check out my Patriot Woman To Know feature story [...]
Obama-Drooling Media Falsely Accuses Tea Party for Colorado Shooting; Innocent Man Now Receiving Death Threats
Utter Disgrace: ABC News reporter Brian Ross committed what used to be a fatal mistake to a journalist’s career: He blurted out a wild, unsubstantiated, speculative observation that hadn’t been vetted by anyone and was explosively political at the same time. From Breitbart: On Good Morning America, ABC News’ Brian Ross and George Stephanolpoulos suggested [...]
Bill O’Reilly’s Dishonest Interview About Sarah Palin
I haven’t watched Bill O in years. It started when Geraldo Rivera said some despicable things about Michelle Malkin because of her rightful stance against illegal immigration (when Bill accepted Rivera’s lame non-apology to Malkin on the air) and culminated with his dissing of the Tea Party in 2010 during a Talking Points Memo monologue. [...]
More From The Purveyors of “Civility” and “Tolerance” Caught on Video
H/T: My good friend and Conservative Diva partner, Ellen Snyder: Why do the self-proclaimed “tolerant” hate free speech so much? Do they realize they’re the opposite of what they claim to be? DariaDaria DiGiovanni is an accomplished writer, author, blogger, internet radio host and social media professional. She released her first novel, Water Signs: A [...]
The Morning After: Tea Party Alive and Well
In the aftermath of yesterday’s treacherous Supreme Court ruling, some progressives and so-called “fiscal conservatives” (i.e. moderate squishes) were gloating about the death of the Tea Party on Twitter. Turns out, reports of the Tea Party’s demise have been greatly exaggerated: Roll Call: Health Care Ruling Energizes Tea Party The movement, born in 2009 from [...]
A Patriot Woman To Know: Lisa Mei Norton
I am pleased to feature this week’s Patriot Woman To Know: the multi-talented Lisa Mei Norton. Lisa is a retired Air Force Senior Master Sergeant turned political singer, songwriter and activist. She’s had a passion for music her entire life, performing in bands and choirs at school, at church and in military clubs while stationed [...]
CRF Radio with Steve and Daria
Last night’s broadcast featured just Steve and me, so we had a chance to discuss/debate the merits of NDAA in light of Andrew McCarthy’s recent piece; Tea Party victories in Indiana and Nebraska; the upcoming Texas elections (go Ted Cruz!); the continued conservative hijacking of DNC hashtags (with an emphasis on #ObamaYachtNames), and other topics [...]
Michelle Malkin: Smart, Empowered, Conservative and Right
For all the talk we hear from so-called feminists about “empowered” women, those of the constitutional conservative variety are rarely celebrated by the Ashley Judd/Hollywood/60s radical types for their “diversity”, intelligence and — lest we forget — their proven ability to succeed without Nanny State interference. No wonder. These women fly in the face of [...]
On Mitt, Moderation and Palin
Good thing the Founding Fathers weren’t so-called “moderates” — the USA would have never gained its independence. And yet, those of us who believe in the vision of our Founders and the watershed document known as the United States Constitution have been under assault this entire primary season — attacks that have only intensified since [...]
Chapter Four — Sea To Shining Sea
In this next chapter, Ken informs his concerned mother about Madeline’s pregnancy, the possibility of one or both of the babies having Down syndrome and her harrowing visit with Dr. Harper. In one touching scene, readers are reminded of the close bond Ken shares with his ever-supportive mother as well as a fond memory of [...]
CRF Radio with Byron Donalds
Steve and I hosted the excellent congressional candidate from the new Florida Congressional District 19 Byron Donalds, in the second half of Conservative Republican Forum last night. Among other things, I was excited to hear Byron espouse morality as intertwined with economic policy — a case that so few candidates seem willing to make these [...]
Sunday Inspiration: I am America
I had the pleasure of meeting the lovely talented patriot Krista Branch and her husband Pastor Mike Branch at the Restoring America Rally last year in Indianola, Iowa. Like everyone who participated in the event, Krista and Mike were warm, friendly and devoted to restoring the USA alongside every grassroots activist across the fruited plain. [...]
Chapter Three – Sea To Shining Sea
So I’ve decided to share Chapter Three of my sequel to provide a better understanding of where the story is heading, in the hope of receiving feedback from my blog readers. Obviously, the themes contained within this second novel delve much more deeply into current events, politics and culture. Whereas Water Signs’ weaved cultural commentary, [...]
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