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.
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Steve Lonegan: an open letter
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.
Mass murderer hits gun-free zone
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
Exposing the Enemy of the People
Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn, that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. – Declaration of Independence
Christie: Democrat-lite Trojan horse
Governor Christie tries to pass himself off as a conservative. Let me be clear: in 2009 it was Corzine or Christie, a progressive Democrat or a fraudulent Republican. Or should I say Democrat-lite; he’s certainly not the real thing. In short, Christie is a fraud pretending to be a conservative. He saddled New Jersey even more debt, higher taxes, higher insurance costs, and raised the tolls. If that wasn’t enough his judicial appointments consisted of left-wing progressives and Islamic sympathizers.
Steve Lonegan to run for senator
Steve Lonegan, special consultant for Americans for Prosperity, said today he will gather signatures to enter the primary in the special election for the US Senate. And a spokesman for Team New Jersey pledged him their full support.
Common Core unconstitutional and illegal
The decline of the once exemplary American educational system was the issue that converted me from a political neophyte into a political activist. The educational programs in vogue from the 1990s to 2013 have run the gamut from Goals 2000, School-to-Work, Outcome-based Education, Race to the Top and No Child Left Behind. The new kid on the block is commonly referred to as Common Core, which isn’t really new at all, just a re-invention and re-labeling of the government’s other failed attempts to take-over education. The full name of Common Core is Common Core State Standards (CCSS). Oddly enough, the only way CCSS addresses state standards is in its agenda to usurp them.
Special election: Christie’s calculus
The special election to fill the now-vacant Senate seat in New Jersey is all about Chris Christie’s political calculus. And for that reason it is the weirdest special election, under the weirdest circumstances, anyone can imagine.
IRS scandal: new face of tyranny
Tyranny gained a new face today. It now wears the face of the United States government. That’s where the IRS scandal has now led. And incredibly, some of the de facto President’s allies openly defended it.
Christie calls special Senate election
Governor Chris Christie of New Jersey today called a special election to fill the empty US Senate seat of the late Frank R. Lautenberg. At the same time he declined to name an interim Senator today.
