Indiana held its primary yesterday, and voted for Trump. Cruz dropped out of the race. I have never been so profoundly affected by the results of a political race. I know that You are our only savior. I know that … Continue reading →
Watching the political maneuvering over the budget, I keep having the same thought. When so many of us live beyond our means, why wouldn’t government officials think they are free to do the same? Only as the consequences of our … Continue reading →
Every election season, the party faithful are asked to volunteer at the phone banks, calling our neighbors to urge them to get out and vote…Republican, of course. I refuse. It’s true that I’m not good at cold calling strangers and … Continue reading →
Is anything that gets people to vote good just because it gets them to vote? I don’t think so. I’m all for convenience. I would very much like to be able to go online and cast my vote at an … Continue reading →
I wish I had taken the time to write down my experiences sooner, but I feel like I’m still catching up on everything I didn’t do that weekend. Life goes on and doesn’t stop to let you catch up. I … Continue reading →
For the last few months in my local TEA Party, we’ve been talking about the upcoming elections and how we should be involved in them. Though we are expressly non-partisan, our views are most closely represented by the Republican Party, … Continue reading →
A couple of months ago, it seemed as if we had made our voices heard. Massive opposition across the country seemed to have gotten the attention of Congress and the first health care monstrosity died. Not so fast! Instead of … Continue reading →
This is one of those articles it was hard to pick a quote from because there’s so much worth repeating. The author approaches from another angle what I’ve said here before. Our problems did not begin when Obama was elected, … Continue reading →