Alieta Eck and Steve Lonegan are both running for the United States Senate. Furthermore, they are running in New Jersey. Anyone living in New Jersey knows such a race can get ugly More »
To Steve Lonegan, from Dwight Kehoe of the Tea Party Advocacy Tracking Hub
Dear Steve:
During these past tumultuous 5 or 6 years, I have been either at your side at news conferences in More »
The U.S. Constitution doesn’t guarantee happiness, only the pursuit of it. You have to catch up with it yourself – attributed to Benjamin Franklin
There is no doubt America is being assaulted by More »
For the last few decades or so this country has been divided by liberal and conservative ideologues. The division has arisen as a result of (in my opinion) liberals thinking they can More »
Meet Edward Snowden, age 29, former CIA employee. Until recently he worked for Booz Allen Hamilton, one of the most prominent national-security contractors. Now he’s on the run, and many think him More »
It is said that those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it. While listening to the details about Congress’ latest financial deal, along with all the hype regarding the More »
Alieta Eck and Steve Lonegan are both running for the United States Senate. Furthermore, they are running in New Jersey. Anyone living in New Jersey knows such a race can get ugly fast. This race got as ugly as any race ever got. And the incredible thing about it is: they’re both Republicans.
To Steve Lonegan, from Dwight Kehoe of the Tea Party Advocacy Tracking Hub
Dear Steve:
During these past tumultuous 5 or 6 years, I have been either at your side at news conferences in out-of-the-way suburbs, captained buses to Washington DC, worked with you during the “November is Coming” effort and attended or helped with symposiums and seminars.
The U.S. Constitution doesn’t guarantee happiness, only the pursuit of it. You have to catch up with it yourself – attributed to Benjamin Franklin
There is no doubt America is being assaulted by an administration that is tyrannical, attempting to rule through policy – not law – only because the American people have become rebels against their own foundational principles and have eaten the fruit of their own ways.
When Steve Lonegan announced his candidacy for Senate, we were truly excited, a true conservative Republican running for the US Senate, from New Jersey. Thereafter, we were informed that Dr. Alieta Eck threw her hat in the ring. Wow, the excitement continued; TeamNJ now had not just one true conservative for support consideration, but two!
For the last few decades or so this country has been divided by liberal and conservative ideologues. The division has arisen as a result of (in my opinion) liberals thinking they can make up their own minds about what is right and wrong while conservatives support traditional values. Even those who claim to be Christians mistakenly validate their liberal biases as being “Christianly.” After all, isn’t it “Christianly” to want to take care of the poor and allow women to make choices about their own bodies? While I vehemently disagree with my liberal contemporaries, at least I appreciate their point of view and their hearts – although their minds are beyond my scope of understanding. But moderates are not the recipients of any of my appreciation or understanding – not in the least. Actually, I believe they are the most responsible for the disintegration of the American Dream.
I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character. – Martin Luther King, Jr.
This past Friday, the anti-constitutional mainstream media and their comrades in liberal legislative houses across the country were given, they hoped, more ammunition (sorry about that word), to continue their destruction of the Bill of Rights: a classic mass murder story
Meet Edward Snowden, age 29, former CIA employee. Until recently he worked for Booz Allen Hamilton, one of the most prominent national-security contractors. Now he’s on the run, and many think him a traitor to America.
A 10-year-old girl with cystic fibrosis has given us a snapshot into the brave new world of big government and why we should fear it.
The parents of Sarah Murnaghan asked to put her on an adult waiting list for a lung transplant, but health authorities said she wasn’t 12, the minimum age. It took a court order amid public outrage to reverse what amounted to a death sentence.
Contrast this with the government’s waiving all rules when a major Democratic donor with cancer wanted access to a new drug that the Federal Drug Administration was years away from approving.
Can we trust the government? Should we ever trust the government? How indeed can we trust the government when the government does not trust us? Even if we could, we can’t anymore – because this government has broken that trust.
