 McCain: Take taxpayers off hook for rot at Fannie, Freddie Bill Berkowitz – Conservative Christian leaders support him... unethusiastically. Investors' Business Daily – Well, at least they put their money where their mouths are. Time magazine – Obama beats McCain 11-1 in money from Americans in Germany, France, and Britain. McCain losing big with Latinos NBC/Wall Street Journal – Obama's the riskier choice... but he leads McCain by six points. Wall Street Journal – McCain leads 2-to-1 on the "commander in chief" issue. Time magazine – He is the underdog. Washington Post – He just can't catch a break, complained new campaign manager Joe Btfslpk. Time magazine – Mark Halperin says you might want to wait. Washington Post – Two aides say it's true: The running mate announcement is coming in the next two weeks, before the Olympics. Wall Street Journal – How Jindal, who some of us think ought to be the VP pick, became a Christian. Detroit News – So, if you stop denying something, does that mean it's true? Romney's spokesman has stopped denying that the former Massachusetts governor has been in contact with the McCain campaign about the VP slot. The American Spectator – Romney's a flip-flopper who wouldn't help carry either Massachusetts (which Obama will win, regardless) or Utah (which McCain will win). Dick Morris – The problem with this dog food is that dogs won't eat it. Detroit News – Finally, he turns to the troubled Michigan economy, which has suffered under liberal politicians. Detroit News – Is he actually trying to lose Michigan?? Detroit News – Now, he supports $5,000 breaks for people who buy government-approved cars. (How about breaks for all taxpayers?) Detroit News – McCain changes his position and backs states' rights on emissions, and his campaign says Oops. National Review Online – Is McCain a flip-flopper on Bush's tax cuts? FactCheck.org – There is no "disparity" between coverage for Viagra and birth control. The Onion – How did he do on SNL?
Time magazine – Mark Halperin on McCain's path to victory – what has to happen for him to win. USA Today – As we approach the Olympics, which will pay tribute to the Butchers of Beijing, the Arizona Senator meets with one of the few leaders willing to stand up to them. Ann Coulter: Will they respect him in the morning?Human Events – Ann Coulter writes that the New York Times loved John McCain when he was championing liberal causes and teaming with Democrats, but now that he’s atop the GOP ticket, they’re rescinding those warm feelings. Read. 07/24 Young voters flock to Obama, old favor McCain Wall Street Journal – Polls show that the American electorate is very divided between McCain and Obama. Sizeable differences exist in the usual categories – but there’s an ever widening gap in age groups as well. Read. 07/24 Love-sick press jilts McCain Boston Herald – As the media swoons over Barack Obama’s every move in the Middle East, the McCain campaign feels powerless to stop the ‘love fest.' Voters see the media ‘loving’ Obama, and they don’t care about bias. Read. 07/24 Evans-Novak Political Report: Obama scores overseas Human Events – The Evans-Novak political report reveals a damaging week for John McCain. Barack Obama’s trip to the Middle East shored up his credibility as a potential president, taking away a major issue for McCain. Read. 07/24 McCain, Fiorina, Viagra and radical abortionists World Net Daily – McCain surrogate Carly Fiorina’s Viagra/birth control gaffe gave pro-abortion groups all the ammo they need to launch an attack on McCain as being anti-contraception as well as anti-abortion – a major error. Read. 07/24 GOP, McCain wants to keep ‘don’t ask/don’t tell’ CNS News – Democrats are further pushing to erode the military’s authority by repealing Bill Clinton’s ‘don’t ask/don’t tell’ policy. Republicans want to keep the policy, as the military leadership says it’s working. Ain’t broke/don’t fix. Read. 07/24 NY Times rejection letter to John McCain Human Events – Here’s a satirical look at the New York Times and its decision to reject John McCain’s rebuttal op-ed. Mac Johnson points out that McCain’s friendly past relationship with the paper does him no good now. Read. 07/24 For McCain, surge is a losing strategy Townhall – Jonah Goldberg writes that it’s useless for John McCain to make the Iraq ‘surge’ an issue because Americans care more about the future than the past. McCain’s ‘surge’ allowed voters to see a way out of the war. Read. 07/24 Gizzi: McCain Veepstakes: Gov. Charlie Crist Human Events – John Gizzi profiles Florida Governor Charlie Crist in the latest of his 'McCain's Veepstakes' series. A lot of things about Crist make sense, but he’s definitely not someone conservatives would favor. Read. 07/24 McCain’s message gets makeover Wall Street Journal – Complaints abounded on the lack of internal discipline within John McCain’s campaign, but that’s changed since ‘Sergeant’ Steve Schmidt took over. McCain and his staff are now meticulously on message. Read. 07/23 Jindal says he’s not interested in being McCain’s VP FOX News – So much for the buzz surrounding Governor Bobby Jindal as John McCain’s potential VP choice – Jindal took himself out of the running by saying he’s not interested in the position, wanting to remain in Louisiana instead. Read. 07/23 Is Jindal the one Republicans have been waiting for? Real Clear Politics – It’s somewhat remarkable that a 37 year-old is still being prominently mentioned as a potential running mate for John McCain, but ‘remarkable’ describes the budding talent of Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal. Read. 07/23 Maliki delivers a body blow to McCain National Review Online – John McCain’s been a staunch supporter of the ‘surge’ in Iraq since the beginning – but now the policy’s apparent success is working against him, with even the Iraqi Prime Minister talking about withdrawal. Read. 07/23 ‘McBama’ is right on Iraq New York Times – Even Iraq War critics acknowledge that it looks like John McCain was right on the ‘surge,’ but here’s a view that argues Obama’s right on post-surge Iraq. Together, the two views make ‘McBama’ on Iraq policy. Read. 07/23 McCain’s sloppy attacks are not the path to victory Slate – Commentators are weighing in on John McCain’s campaign strategy, specifically whether he should be attacking Barack Obama, and if so, how much? Here’s one view that argues McCain should talk about himself instead. Read. 07/23 Is John McCain waging war against women? In These Times – Sometimes looking at the opposition’s view of a candidate you get a clearer picture of where he stands. Here’s a liberal's look at John McCain’s abortion record – makes him sound like a crusader for pro-life causes. Read. 07/23 VP rumor turns talk to McCain Washington Times – ‘Reprehensible’ or not, John McCain’s campaign found a way to keep attention focused on their candidate even as Barack Obama’s Middle East visit captivates the rest of the world. Read. 07/23 McCain Veep pick: feint or real? Washington Post (blogs) – The dust has settled since Robert Novak revealed that John McCain’s VP choice could be imminent, and with no word coming from the McCain camp, there’s speculation that it was all a political hoax. Read. 07/23 McCain may be zeroing in on a running mate Associated Press – Who can say whether John McCain is actually getting close to announcing a running mate – just the speculation alone is drawing some attention away from Barack Obama’s Middle East trip, which is ideal. Read. 07/23 Romney: A mistake for McCain The Hill – Dick Morris gets it right when he says Mitt Romney would be a questionable VP choice for John McCain – but then goes on to make some questionable ‘suggestions’ himself. McCain needs to choose a true conservative. Read. 07/23 McCain raises money off Obama trip Politico – John McCain’s milking Obama’s trip abroad for all it’s worth – even producing videos portraying the ‘love affair’ that the media supposedly has with his Democratic rival. Of course, there’s a pitch for money involved as well. Read. 07/23 In defense of Teddy (Roosevelt) National Review Online – John McCain has taken heat for his remark that Teddy Roosevelt was his conservative model. Roosevelt biographer Joshua Hawley defends McCain’s comment and lays out the ‘conservative’ points of TR. Read. 07/23 McCain says coverage is ‘fun to watch’ Politico – John McCain managed a ‘scrap’ of coverage from Katie Couric on Tuesday night, and botched the opportunity by waffling on whether his network treatment was ‘fair.’ McCain said Obama’s coverage was ‘fun to watch.’ Read. 07/23 No longer winning one for the Gipper? CQ Politics – John McCain has not united the conservative movement, and seems surprised that it’s been so difficult to get conservatives to back him. Conservative leaders such as Richard Viguerie have said it for a long time – McCain can't win without uniting the three-segments of the Reagan coalition, and he's not doing it. Read. 07/22 Pat Buchanan: McCain isn’t hunting where the ducks are Human Events – Pat Buchanan questions John McCain’s decision to address Hispanic groups and the NAACP convention, reasoning that he’s not likely to gain much from it -- he should target white working class voters instead. Read. 07/22 McCain to meet with Jindal Washington Post (blogs) – John McCain travels to Louisiana this week amidst speculation that he’s going to announce his VP choice – and many are wondering whether he’s going there to anoint Bobby Jindal as his running mate. Read. 07/22 McCain’s mettle – the Founders knew character mattered most Weekly Standard – People differ on what's the most essential trait a president should have, but here’s a view that argues character trumps all. Because John McCain’s personal history proves it, he’s got character in abundance. Read. 07/22 McCain can please conservatives and still win American Thinker – John McCain hasn’t found the right ‘formula’ to secure the conservative base and attract independent votes, so he needs ideas. Here’s one – run as a complete ‘administration,’ naming his cabinet in advance. Read. 07/22 Never underestimate McCain, but… Time – Pundits keep saying that 2008 will go down to the wire, but here’s a view that argues it would take an improbable miracle for John McCain to win. McCain’s fighting the headwinds of ‘change’ as well as a lukewarm base. Read. 07/22 McCain gaffes pile up; critics pile on Politico – Both John McCain and Barack Obama have committed their share of verbal gaffes, but McCain’s are receiving more attention – and some are attributing them to McCain's age. So what explains Obama's mistakes? Read. 07/22 Cindy McCain finds the perfect part Washington Post – Here’s a positive look at Cindy McCain, a potential First Lady who seems comfortable in her supporting role. Friends describe Cindy as ‘perfect,’ but her human side is perhaps the most endearing part of her. Read. 07/22 NY Times rejects McCain’s rebuttal op-ed Drudge Report – Last week the New York Times printed an opinion piece from Barack Obama on his plans for Iraq – but the paper has now rejected a counter op-ed from John McCain. Predictably, the action has stirred up the GOP. Read. 07/22 A strategy for McCain – Hillary Clinton, only more so National Review Online – Rich Lowry and Ramesh Ponnuru make it easy for John McCain by laying out a strategy that will lead to victory. They write that McCain must take Hillary Clinton’s attack tactics and make them his own. Read. 07/22 History suggests that McCain is toast Financial Times – Clive Crook writes of a simple formula that’s correctly forecasted the winners of 14 of the past 15 elections. The formula uses three factors in determining the outcome, and based on this, McCain is history. Read. 07/22 Condi Rice won’t say if she’s voting for McCain Newsmax – Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says she’s made up her mind on who she’s going to vote for president, but won’t say if it’s John McCain. At the same time, she praised Barack Obama’s ability to shatter ‘barriers.’ Read. 07/22 Poll: Half of US says the media favors Obama Politico – John McCain’s chummy relationship with the press hasn’t changed voters’ impressions of media bias, as a recent poll showed that half of those surveyed thought Barack Obama was receiving the most favorable coverage. Read. 07/22 Larry Kudlow: The essential Phil Gramm National Review Online (blogs) – Larry Kudlow addresses Phil Gramm’s sudden exit from the McCain campaign, and laments that McCain needs someone like Gramm around to provide the conservative counsel he needs. Read. 07/22 McCain is odd man out on ‘time horizon’ Politico – Recent developments lead towards a US troop withdrawal from Iraq, with the Prime Minister and George W. Bush agreeing to a ‘time horizon.’ John McCain’s continued support for the 'surge' may leave him the odd man out. Read. 07/21 And McCain’s VP winner is… American Spectator – Quin Hillyer finishes his series on potential McCain VP choices with a run-down of his top fifteen selections. Hillyer rules out the clearly bad candidates and provides some conclusions that might surprise. Read. 07/21 After 2000, McCain learned to work levers of power New York Times – Stunned and ‘educated’ by his 2000 GOP primary loss, John McCain returned to the Senate a new man, determined to forge his own agenda, bucking Bush, conservatives, and whoever else got in his way. Read. 07/21 Mark Salter, John McCain’s alter-ego Newsweek – Every politician has advisers, some who are close – but it’s rare when you have a political alter-ego as John McCain has in Mark Salter. The men are so close that Salter literally reads and writes McCain’s thoughts. Read. 07/21 Gramm ‘jumped’ not ‘pushed’ from McCain campaign Washington Times – The McCain campaign continues to elicit discussion of internal turmoil – this time, over the departure of Phil Gramm. Some speculate Gramm was forced out, others insist he ‘jumped' on his own. Read. 07/21 McCain reports $16 million spent on media in June Wall Street Journal – John McCain’s campaign spent more than it raised in June, with $16 million going towards television advertising. McCain can’t really ‘save’ his money, however, as he must spend it all prior to September 1st. Read. 07/21 Liberal says McCain doesn’t get the economy New York Times – Unabashed liberal columnist Frank Rich says it’s lucky for McCain that all the attention this week will be on Obama’s trip abroad, or else people would be focusing on McCain’s economic plan, to his detriment. Read. 07/21 Winning Pennsylvania no puzzle for McCain Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – Republicans haven’t won Pennsylvania in a good long time, but John McCain believes he can compete there. Like every state, Pennsylvania’s demographic regions hold the mystery. Read. 07/21 For better or worse, McCain wedded to town halls Associated Press – It’s no secret that John McCain isn’t comfortable behind a teleprompter, instead preferring the give-and-take of a town hall format. McCain’s direct contact with voters has its potential for gaffes, however. Read. 07/21 McCain raising profile on pro-life views Baptist Press – To his credit, John McCain’s become more vocal on life issues, seeking to define his position vis-à-vis Barack Obama’s. McCain has never been an outspoken advocate for life issues, but that could be changing. Read. 07/21 Dobson may endorse McCain Associated Press – Focus on the Family Founder James Dobson appears to be wavering on his ‘no on McCain’ pledge, admitting that he’s taking another look at possibly supporting McCain’s candidacy. Read. 07/21 It’ll only get worse after Bush Politico – Here’s an interesting look at life after George W. Bush. The author acknowledges Bush’s utter betrayal of conservatives in the last eight years – but concludes that what comes next will likely be even worse. Read. 07/20 Click here to access the Ultimate John McCain news archives |
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Other News GOP losing the new media war -- Politico 7/24 Voters want less pork, even in their own district -- Wall Street Journal 7/24 Gingrich to GOP: Stay on message -- CQ Politics 7/24 USGS releases study: big energy discoveries in the arctic -- Bloomberg News 7/24 Flurries of worries about Republicans -- American Spectator 7/24 How big can government get? -- CNS News 7/24 Boehner nixes new 'Contract with America' -- Newxmax 7/24 DeMint plans to stall passage of massive housing bill -- The Hill 7/24 Shut up and produce some oil -- American Spectator 7/24 Coburn's party-pooping weekend plans -- Politico 7/23 'Friends of Abe,' Hollywood's conservative underground -- Washington Times 7/23 The Republicans' energy offensive -- National Review Online 7/23 Four principles for selecting a VP -- CQ Politics 7/23 Boehner thinks energy will help the GOP in the fall -- The Hill 7/23 Speculation rife in VP sweepstakes, but does it matter? -- Washington Times 7/23 Young conservatives feeling left out of the GOP -- Washington Post 7/22 Republicans and religious voters -- American Spectator 7/22 Boehner returns from Alaska, calls for 'energy surge' -- National Review Online 7/22 Farah says 'turn up the heat on Congress' on gas prices -- World Net Daily 7/22 Ron Paul's 'convention' gets larger -- Townhall 7/22 McCain blames Obama for high gas prices -- Associated Press 7/22 Republicans could tap gusher of support off California -- American Thinker 7/21 Republicans see hope in Alaska's North Slope -- CNS News 7/21 George Will: Conservatism not too big to fail -- Newsweek 7/21 Hollywood in need of young conservatives -- Washington Times 7/21 Money woes continue for congressional Republicans -- The Hill 7/21 Social conservatives deny Grassley in Iowa -- Washington Times 7/21 Republicans hoping for Grand Old Party in Minnesota -- Associated Press 7/21 Boehner says a majority wants to drill -- The Hill 7/21 Conservative thinkers think again -- New York Times 7/20 Star Parker: 'Gays' crossing the Delaware? -- World Net Daily 7/20 Reagan's radio addresses speak volumes for today's candidates -- National Review Online 7/19 Club for Growth inserts itself in Missouri House race -- The Hill 7/19 GOP reformers face a tough fight -- Wall Street Journal 7/18 DeMint still leads the conservative fight in the Senate -- Washington Post 7/18 Pat Buchanan: The Untouchable Obamas -- World Net Daily 7/18 Dueling ideological blogging conventions in Texas -- Washington Post 7/18 Republicans rediscover ANWR -- American Spectator 7/18 Paul Weyrich: Obama's running to the center -- CNS News 7/18 Mitch McConnell: Democrats should let us drill -- Wall Street Journal 7/18 Joseph Farah: Nader's attack on Limbaugh -- World Net Daily 7/18 Lifelong conservative activist says he's backing Obama -- New York Daily News 7/17 Gore's activism less welcome at $4 a gallon -- The Hill 7/17 Happy Cost of Government Day -- Real Clear Politics 7/17 5 states that will pick the president -- Real Clear Politics 7/17 Phil Gramm was only half wrong -- National Review Online 7/17 Viguerie: Huckabee proves again he's no conservative -- ConservativeHQ.com 7/16 The GOP is the party of Civil Rights -- Wall Street Journal 7/16 Big mouths: GOP rewards talkers -- Politico 7/16 Barr/Nader make significant difference in latest Reuters/Zogby poll -- Reuters 7/16 Cornyn breaking ties without breaking stride -- CQ Politics 7/16 New campaign: Drill or get off the Hill -- World Net Daily 7/16 Republicans' drilling plus -- Human Events 7/16 Bush is switching to the offensive -- The Hill 7/16 Pat Buchanan: A phony crisis -- and a real one -- Human Events 7/15 GOP should get serious about cyberspace -- Politico 7/15 All Americans can be happy for Rush's deal -- National Review Online 7/15 Fallout from Louisiana 6th's race still felt -- Politico 7/15 Saying goodbye to Tony Snow and Denise Gallagher -- Townhall 7/15 How does Barr do it? -- American Spectator 7/15 Huckabee in talks for own FOX show -- Politico 7/15 Conservatives fight for slowdown of housing bailout -- Washington Post 7/15 Farah: 2008 is time for 'taking America back' -- World Net Daily 7/14 Huckabee and Young: Hogs of a feather -- Wall Street Journal 7/14 The 'Cobun Omnibus' -- Human Events 7/14 Barr, Nader could siphon votes from Obama, McCain -- Fort Worth Star-Telegram 7/14 Robert Novak: Treating oil paranoia -- Washington Post 7/14 Govern-ator Arnold is a fan of flip-flopping -- Associated Press 7/14 Is a drastic economic change necessary for the US? -- US News & World Report 7/14 Weyrich: Global Warming's fabricated frenzy -- Washington Times 7/13 Conservative pundit Tony Snow dies at 53 -- FOX News 7/12 Battle of conservatives in Georgia -- Associated Press 7/12 Mitt Romney: What we learned in Massachusetts on health -- Wall Street Journal 7/12 Jesse Helms: Most important Senator of our times -- World Net Daily 7/11 House Republicans launch 'American energy tour' -- CNS News 7/11 Will The GOP seek our input too? -- RushLimbaugh.com 7/11 Candidates speak off the cuff trouble quickly follows -- New York Times 7/11 Grassroots conservatives can sound off on GOP platform -- GOPplatform2008.com 7/11 Don't forget the governors in 2008 -- National Review Online 7/11 Paul Weyrich: Time to drill -- CNS News 7/10 Gramm pins GOP identity problems on Bush -- Washington Times 7/10 Joseph Farah: Throw the bums out! -- World Net Daily 7/10 Sabato's Crystal Ball and the '08 Electoral Map -- 7/10 Ann Coulter: NY Times vs. Helms, again -- Human Events 7/10 Even in death the Left won't leave Helms alone -- Boston Globe 7/10 How Matt Drudge rules the (political) world -- Washington Post (blogs) 7/10 Conservatives need to act on health care -- American Spectator 7/10 Pat Buchanan: Don't underestimate Obama -- World Net Daily 7/09 Foreign policy divide is trouble for the GOP -- Politico 7/09 Thomas Sowell: Conservatives for Obama? -- Townhall 7/09 Jesse Helms' legacy endures -- National Review Online 7/09 Joseph Farah: Burning the First Amendment -- World Net Daily 7/09 It's the GOP leadership, stupid -- Denver Post 7/09 Cornyn sticks to conservatism despite GOP -- The Hill 7/09 Candidates refining their positions on Iraq -- Washington Post 7/09 The passing of a genuine American patriot, Jesse Helms -- George Archibald's blog 7/08 Tough GOP primary for Broun in Georgia -- CQ Politics 7/08 Gingrich: Jindal is America's most transformational governor -- Human Events 7/08 GOP seeks Dem supporters on drilling -- Politico 7/08 Republicans say voters are ready for their energy message -- CQ Politics 7/08 Why the GOP is losing the working class -- Real Clear Politics 7/08 Is the GOP's suburban advantage fading with time? -- Boston Globe 7/08 The Jesse Helms you should remember -- Washington Post 7/07 Robert Novak: GOP leadership must go, or no money -- Washington Post 7/07 GOP defeat and the politics of aspiration -- Orange County Register 7/07 Democrat running to the right of Graham in South Carolina -- American Spectator 7/07 Ron Paul on 'real change' -- Texas Straight Talk 7/07 Eric Cantor poised to take leadership role -- CQ Politics 7/07 For Republicans, the Senate outlook isn't looking good -- Los Angeles Times 7/07 GOP launches TV ad blitz in swing states -- Washington Times 7/07 GOP leadership is finally emerging on oil drilling -- North Star Writers Group 7/07 Barr brings his cause to the American public -- Los Angeles Times 7/07 Limiting government fueled Helms' political life -- Washington Times 7/06 Late-period Limbaugh -- New York Times Magazine 7/06 George Will: The knock at the door -- Washington Post 7/06 Richard Viguerie: Senator Jesse Helms was the leader of the New Right -- ConservativeHQ.com 7/05 John Gizzi on Jesse Helms: Pundit to pol -- Human Events 7/05 John Fund: How Jesse Helms made a difference -- Wall Street Journal 7/05 Fred Thompson says America needs 'appropriate change' -- CNS News 7/05 Conservative stalwart Jesse Helms dies at 86 -- Charlotte Observer 7/04 Peggy Noonan: Thanking the 'Greatest Generation' on Independence Day -- Wall Street Journal 7/04 Ohio's rising GOP star, Josh Mandel -- Townhall 7/04 Jindal showed this week why he needs more seasoning -- American Spectator 7/03 GOP candidates to visit ANWR to promote drilling -- The Hill 7/03 RINO Don Young pays aide's lawyers with campaign money -- Associated Press 7/03 Will Ron Paul supporters go from GOP to Bob Barr? -- Kansas City Star 7/03 George Will: Self-evident truths, whenever declared -- Washington Post 7/03 Republicans demoralized, but presidential race still close -- Human Events 7/03 Liberals putting the heat on Lieberman -- The Hill 7/02 Stossel: Dire news from my colleagues -- Townhall 7/02 The conservative welfare state -- American Spectator 7/02 Obama's the one running for Bush's 3rd term -- Wall Street Journal 7/02 Pat Buchanan: In defense of James Dobson -- World Net Daily 7/02 Remembering what the Swift Boat Vets actually said -- National Review Online 7/02 Jindal admits 'mistake,' vetoes pay raise -- CNS News 7/01 Drill Now as the conservative MoveOn? -- Politico 7/01 Time to bury the 'Fairness Doctrine' once and for all -- Human Events 7/01 Conservative for the House: Tom McClintock -- National Review Online 7/01 Can gay marriage save the GOP again? -- Politico 7/01 Report shows Americans blame Congress for gas prices -- CNS News 7/01 What happened to the 'Conservative Court?' -- National Review Online 7/01 The Founders and the choice they made -- New York Times 7/01 GOP candidates bank on friends, out-of-state cash -- CQ Politics 6/30 Retiring Republicans would rather quit than fight -- Weekly Standard 6/30 Robert Novak: Obama's dodge on handguns -- Washington Post 6/30 Earmarks persist in spending bills for 2009 -- New York Times 6/30 GOP reps. advised to avoid party brand -- Politico 6/30 Star Parker: The marketing of meaninglessness -- World Net Daily 6/30 Broder: Dumbing down the presidency -- Washington Post 6/29 Rich Lowry: Winning Sam's Club members -- National Review Online 6/29 Barr defies the GOP's cries of 'don't run' -- New York Times 6/28 Limbaugh: Thursday was not a good day for liberals -- RushLimbaugh.com 6/28 Conservative lessons from Utah and Maryland -- Washington Times 6/27 Pat Buchanan: Who's planning our next war? -- World Net Daily 6/27 Social conservative leaders assail Obama -- New York Times 6/27 Conservative activists key to DC handgun decision -- Human Events 6/27 Where are the Bush Democrats? -- American Thinker 6/27 Louisiana's latest conservative star ascendant -- American Spectator 6/27 House Republicans need leadership -- Wall Street Journal 6/27 The GOP and the 'Sam's Club Agenda' -- New York Times 6/27 Ann Coulter: Fueling the people ain't in the liberal lexicon -- Human Events 6/27 Supreme Court upholds individual 2nd Amendment rights -- CNS News 6/26 Supreme Court overturns another McCain/Feingold provision -- CQ Politics 6/26 75% blame Bush's policies for struggling economy -- Los Angeles Times 6/26 Paul Ryan's conservative economic road map -- Human Events 6/26 Even proven GOP survivors aren't safe this year -- National Journal 6/26 Paul, Barr may be forging an alliance for fall election -- Boston Globe 6/26 Grassroots conservatives fire Cannon in Utah -- CQ Politics 6/25 The conservative 'action plan' for the House -- Wall Street Journal 6/25 Bob Barr seen as wild card in presidential race -- CNS News 6/25 Cautious candidates avoiding Senate votes -- CQ Politics 6/25 No. 1 faux pas in Washington? Candor, perhaps -- New York Times 6/25 Will RINO Don Young's ways come back to bite him? -- American Spectator 6/25 Stimulus package fails to boost consumer confidence -- The Hill 6/25 GOP House retirees acting like outgoing RINOs -- Politico 6/24 Dobson accuses Obama of distorting the Bible -- Associated Press 6/24 Jindal's reputation dips after refusal to veto pay raise -- New York Times 6/24 Louisiana Emperor Jindal has no clothes -- Human Events 6/24 'Obscure' GOP activist influences Dem camp -- World Net Daily 6/24 Senator Chuck Grassley wants to invade your home -- American Spectator 6/24 Flake gets unexpected help in earmark fight -- CQ Politics 6/24 Palin tells Reid to allow ANWR drilling -- American Thinker 6/24 Robert Novak: Ryan is the GOP's fiscal medicine man -- Washington Post 6/23 Let's go RINO hunting (Part II) -- Townhall 6/23 Candidates are drilling for new taxes -- World Net Daily 6/23 George Will: Obama and 'libertarian paternalism' -- Newsweek 6/23 GOP is going beyond conservative base for blue collar vote -- Washington Times 6/23 Obama hints that GOP will use race to scare voters -- FOX News 6/23 Star Parker: Let markets drive energy policy -- World Net Daily 6/22 Facts on Iraq are better for the GOP in '08 -- Real Clear Politics 6/22 NRCC still short on cash as RNC flourishes -- The Hill 6/21 Bay Buchanan spreads inter-generational conservative message -- Townhall 6/21 Will 2008 be a re-run of 1932? -- Human Events 6/20 Bursting the Global Warming bubble -- National Review Online 6/20 Generic ballot distress for House GOP -- Washington Post (blogs) 6/20 Weyrich: Congress is wasting time on frivolous legislation -- CNS News 6/20 Peggy Noonan on Tim Russert: A life's lesson -- Wall Street Journal 6/20 Black conservatives take risk in considering Obama -- National Review Online 6/20 Let's go RINO hunting (Part I) -- Townhall 6/19 The lowdown on the judicial confirmation showdown -- American Spectator 6/19 Cole seeks US apology to Native Americans -- Politico 6/19 Sabato's Crystal Ball on Senate races '08 -- CenterforPolitics.org 6/19 Message to conservatives: Stand up and act -- American Thinker 6/19 Conservatives must not practice the politics of despair -- American Thinker 6/19 Robert Novak on the loss of Tim Russert -- Washington Post 6/19 Ben Shapiro: Why I'm voting Democrat -- Townhall 6/18 Is Ben Stein drinking too much Hollywood Kool-aid? -- Human Events 6/18 Conservative Coburn trying to hold the line -- CQ Politics 6/18 Liberal says conservatism is to blame, not the GOP -- Wall Street Journal 6/18 Senate PAC aims aid at true conservatives -- Washington Times 6/18 'Squishes,' wackos and a GOP majority -- Politico 6/18 Republicans sour on nation's moral climate -- Gallup 6/18 Jim DeMint announces Senate Conservatives Fund -- SenateConservatives.com 6/17 Gingrich: Our Declaration of Energy Independence -- Human Events 6/17 Joseph Farah: Michelle Obama is fair game -- World Net Daily 6/17 Ingraham speaks up about her silencing -- Washington Post 6/17 Candidate Paul is gone, but not really -- CQ Politics 6/17 With Mike Huckabee, we might as well just do away with the GOP -- FITS News 6/17 Senator Inhofe: Democrats are running on empty -- Human Events 6/16 Novak: The Fed's rates dilemma -- Washington Post 6/16 ANWR is far from a pristine paradise -- National Review Online 6/16 For GOP in the Senate, it's just a numbers question -- Human Events 6/16 Oliver North: Of Fathers and Flags -- Townhall 6/15 Ross Perot's back, charting spending doom -- Washington Post 6/15 Rudy Giuliani will show up for cash -- New York Times 6/14 Star Parker: When the GOP began its decline -- World Net Daily 6/14 Supreme Court to Bush: You're not above the law -- Salon 6/13 Top Senate GOP fundraiser still in denial -- Washington Times 6/13 Ron Paul doesn't concede, launches new campaign -- Los Angeles Times 6/13 Phase 2 for Ron Paul is the Campaign for Liberty -- New York Times 6/13 Interesting scholars need not apply for VP -- Washington Times 6/13 Huckabee finds his star on TV -- Washington Post (blogs) 6/13 Conservatives say 'Fairness Doctrine' is unfair -- CNS News 6/12 Robert Novak: Decline of the Senate -- Washington Post 6/12 Republicans failing to field credible candidates -- Politico 6/12 Republicans gird for big losses in Congress -- Wall Street Journal 6/12 Have liberals already triumphed over conservatism? -- Slate 6/12 Conservatives trying to push GOP to the right -- Politico 6/12 The next great conservative movement -- Townhall 6/11 Crying 'liberal' won't help the GOP this year -- Charlotte Observer 6/11 Barr has some odd allies on foreign affairs -- American Spectator 6/11 Ron Paul plans his own 'convention' -- Pittsburgh Tribune-Review 6/11 RINO Graham wins in South Carolina, but... -- Charleston City Paper 6/11 Tom Davis says it's a communications issue with GOP -- Washington Times 6/11 GOP takes aim at Michelle Obama -- Los Angeles Times 6/11 Will South Carolinians bag a RINO (Graham) today? -- Associated Press 6/10 Neither candidate is receiving the 'drilling' message -- National Review Online 6/10 Senator Chuck Grassley, King of Pork -- American Spectator 6/10 Pat Buchanan: How Obama won, and may win again -- Human Events 6/10 Presidential also-rans jockey for influence -- Washington Times 6/10 Pure Goldwater: An honest man who tried his damndest -- National Review Online 6/10 Republicans cannot concede the Black vote -- National Review Online 6/10 Why 'Hope' is for losers -- World Net Daily 6/09 DeLay warns of long rebuilding process for GOP -- Washington Times 6/09 Buddy Witherspoon hoping for upset victory in South Carolina -- Myrtle Beach Sun News 6/09 Conservative principle trumps pork in California -- Wall Street Journal 6/09 Parnell cultivates support from conservative groups -- Anchorage Daily News 6/09 Fred Thompson on adhering to principles -- Townhall 6/08 The only candidate in 2008 (Barack Obama), for or against -- Human Events 6/08 Don't let Cheney ruin the Vice Presidency -- Washington Post 6/07 George Will: Obama will unite Republicans by choosing Hillary -- Townhall 6/07 Senate Republicans block 'Global Warming' bill (but McCain would have voted for it) -- Associated Press 6/06 Mike Pence: Don't count us out yet -- Human Events 6/06 Charlie Cook: GOP is signing the down-ballot blues -- National Journal 6/06 Don Young embodies what's wrong with the GOP -- Wall Street Journal 6/06 Conservatives favor drilling for American oil -- CNS News 6/06 Leadership stems from realizing one's limits -- New York Times 6/06 WHODUNIT? Who killed Hillary's bid for the White House? -- ConservativeHQ.com 6/05 Rush Limbaugh: Keep CHAOS alive -- World Net Daily 6/05 Reagan's daughter says we need her father's dignity -- Newsweek 6/05 Joseph Farah: How would God vote? -- World Net Daily 6/05 McConnell stalls Senate to punish Democrats -- Washington Times 6/05 South Carolina US Senate primary: David vs. RINO -- Beaufort Gazette 6/05 George Will: American voters to blame for gas prices -- Washington Post 6/05 Conservative questions answered at Virginia GOP convention -- Washington Post 6/05 Conservatives prevail in New Mexico, California -- The Hill 6/04 Newt Gingrich: Stop the green pig -- Human Events 6/04 GOP's troubles no reflection on conservatism -- USA Today Blogs 6/04 Paul won't endorse Barr or Baldwin -- Nolan Chart 6/04 Liberal groups are rolling in the dough -- The Hill 6/04 Republicans are still big spenders -- Washington Times 6/03 4th District represents greatest ideological divide in CA -- National Review Online 6/03 Rothenberg: The Libertarian Party is delusional -- Real Clear Politics 6/03 Voting 3rd Party is taking your own stand -- American Spectator 6/03 Reid's broken promise provides Senate GOP opportunity -- Wall Street Journal 6/03 Conservatives' influence bolstered in Virginia -- Washington Post 6/03 Pence: The way back to GOP majority is to the right -- Human Events 6/02 Conservatives favor Pearce in NM GOP Senate race -- CQPolitics 6/02 California GOP primary pits conservative vs. RINO -- Associated Press 6/02 Robert Novak: McClellan's parroting the Democrats -- Washington Post 6/02 McClellan: Bush should have fired Rove -- Newsmax 6/02 Republicans fumbled the Farm Bill -- Townhall 6/02 Ron Paul campaign 'touched a nerve' -- Houston Chronicle 6/02 Virginia goes establishment with Gilmore -- Washington Post 6/01 McClellan's original pitch was softer on Bush -- Politico 5/31 GOP convention contentious in Virginia -- Washington Times 5/31 Peggy Noonan: McClellan can tell his story -- Wall Street Journal 5/30 Clarence Thomas leads by conservative example -- Washington Times 5/30 Pat Buchanan: Is Bush becoming irrelevant? -- Townhall 5/30 Huckabee and the Big Government Republicans -- American Spectator 5/30 Dubious honor: 'Greenest Republican in Congress' -- CNS News 5/30 Conservatives would support common-sense energy reform -- National Review Online 5/30 Matalin seeks contributions for Scooter Libby defense fund -- ConservativeHQ.com 5/29 McClellan: White House wanted him to stay silent -- Politico 5/29 Parnell may bag RINO Young before the Dems can -- CQPolitics 5/29 Conservatives struggle for control in Virginia -- Washington Post 5/29 Conservatives should have killed the Farm Bill -- National Review Online 5/29 Robert Novak: Blue Dog Democrats aren't conservatives -- Human Events 5/28 Scott McClellan releases tell-all book on Bush -- Washington Post 5/28 Conservatives like (self) government, not Big Government -- National Review Online 5/28 Tom Coburn: Republicans are in denial -- Wall Street Journal 5/27 Pat Buchanan: How the West was lost -- Human Events 5/27 Libertarian dogfight in Denver -- American Spectator 5/27 Merging Obama's and McCain's worldviews -- Washington Post 5/27 How Bush sold the war -- Wall Street Journal 5/27 Conservatives aren't buying the GOP's 'dog food' -- American Spectator 5/27 Barr wins Libertarian nod -- Washington Times 5/26 Paul supporters see a mission, not a campaign -- New York Times 5/26 Libertarians set to nominate presidential candidate -- Washington Times 5/25 Tom DeLay on setting a conservative agenda -- Townhall 5/25 Nothing in this election for conservatives -- National Review Online 5/24 John Boehner in a storm -- Wall Street Journal 5/24 Fred Thompson: The death of conservatism is greatly exaggerated -- Wall Street Journal 5/23 Will Republicans forego principle and buy the farm? -- American Spectator 5/23 Dick Morris: The coming GOP Senate massacre -- Newsmax 5/23 Republicans in disarray -- Washington Times 5/23 Busting the Republican brand -- Human Events 5/23 House GOP moves to right campaign ship -- Washington Post 5/22 Tom Cole: 'I'm the luckiest guy' in the GOP -- Politico 5/22 Right track revitalization? -- GOPUSA 5/22 Placing 'None of the Above' on the ballot -- Canada Free Press 5/22 Malkin: The Obama gaffe machine -- National Review Online 5/22 Conservative bloggers push to replace GOP leadership -- The Hill 5/21 'Wake up call' not received by GOP leadership -- Politico 5/21 House GOP should plant the seeds now for future harvest -- National Review Online 5/21 House conservatives produce their own plan -- National Review Online 5/21 GOP: Get back to where you once belonged -- Townhall 5/21 House outlook 'worse than Watergate' -- CNS News 5/20 Pat Buchanan: Bush plays the Hitler card -- Human Events 5/20 Jim DeMint: Principles before policies -- National Review Online 5/20 The Republican Party has lost its way -- Right Side News 5/20 GOP election losses; Not so special -- American Spectator 5/19 John Gizzi talks with Tom Cole on the GOP dilemma -- Human Events 5/19 This site is a project of ConservativeHQ.com. 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