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A colleague has pointed out that while Republicans who talk about the social issues—primarily abortion and so-called “homosexual rights”—are criticized non-stop for dealing with those “controversial” issues, no one says the same when the…
Read MoreThe incompetence of the Republicans we’ve elected here in Illinois and nationally has brought us to where we are today. Illinois is controlled by people whose failure doesn’t make a difference on election day. Nationally, the Obama-Pelosi-Reid trifecta will soon be joined by a U.S. Supreme Court that is about to lurch way-left.
Read MoreHow often do you hear an elected Republican state legislator or member of Congress make an aggressive argument in defense of traditional marriage? The answer to that question gives you yet another reason why we need a Republican Renaissance.
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There’s no question that those who advocate for abortion have no chance of changing the Republican Party platform to reflect their views. What’s not as clear to enough people is that the same applies to the supporters of so-called “homosexual rights” and so-called “homosexual marriage.”
Illinois state GOP chairman Andy McKenna said he didn’t think Republicans should have a litmus test for its candidates for 2010. So much for the party’s platform, its base, and the entire point of having a political party.
Read MoreIn 2005 and 2006, the Andy McKenna led Illinois Republican Party was the only state party organization in the nation to turn its back on a grassroots effort to protect marriage.
Read More“The unborn child has a fundamental individual right to life, which cannot be infringed. The [Republican] Party affirms its support for a human life amendment to the U.S. Constitution and we endorse making clear that the Fourteenth Amendment’s protection applies to unborn children.”
Read MoreYesterday in part one I began discussing the wisdom of a conservative Republican endorsing a fellow Republican who actual would be a better ideological fit in the other party.
Read MoreRepresentative Kirk is the most left-wing Republican member of Congress in the country when it comes to abortion. His refusal to support the ban on partial birth abortion is an abomination. Roskam should know better than to be endorsing a man (Kirk) who, as Cathy Santos rightly pointed out, should switch parties.
Read MoreThose who are squeamish about discussing morality and the social issues had better buck up. The GOP is a pro life, pro traditional marriage, and pro traditional values party.
Read MoreThose on the Republican side who still want to avoid discussing the social issues might want to visit the White House website, which boldly announces that “change has come.” What kind of change, you ask? Evidently our new president is going to act as if Gender Identity Disorder is not a mental illness. The new president wasted no time – the ridiculous is now a part of the White House website.
Read MoreBy Andrew C. McCarthy: On the misguided notion of “virtuous” jihad (from “The Dictatorship of Relativism.”)
Read MoreThe Republican Party is a pro-life party and it will remain so. It is also the Party of traditional values – and it will likewise remain so. The words “traditional values” apply especially to the subject of so-called “homosexual rights,” an issue where a lot of confusion exists.
Read MoreA lot of people today need to learn what our founding fathers knew a couple of centuries ago: what informs and guides human behavior is crucial if you want to enjoy the best economic system human possible.
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