Tag: Republicans
An Agenda For Trump’s First Days
Roger Kimball has a bullet list. He points out that the GOP failed to execute previously, and that it now must do so:
The New Administration
A dose of reality:
A Primer On The NC GOP and Governor-Elect Stein
Bannon has a great interview with Michele Morrow who recently was defeated in her race for NC Superintendent of Public Instruction. She has some interesting things to say about the status of the North Carolina Republican Party and Governor-elect Josh Stein in the wake of the elections three weeks ago:
YouTube Banned This Covid Presentation
Texas State Senator Bob Hall spoke at the annual meeting of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons. His talk was posted on YouTube and summarily removed. It was a great presentation that summarized the entire range of outrages perpetrated by government and by hospital systems during the pandemic. He […]
The Trump DOJ Nominations
Here is a good discussion on the terrain for getting his nominations confirmed, on the FBI, and also what may follow:
Changing of the Guard Getting Tillis Riled Up
I found a couple of items that suggest Thom Tillis is not entirely happy that the rules have changed since McConnnell stepped down and Trump won the election. First (HT: NC Renegade), he nearly blows a gasket, literally shouting in response to Rand Paul’s reasonable suggestion to exhibit fiscal conservatism. […]
The Cost Of The NC GOP’s Failure
There are going to be implications associated with the spectacular failure of the NC GOP in this year’s statewide elections. One of these implications was reported in the Rhino Times. Skip Alston has been assigned to Josh Stein’s transition team. We can safely presume that many others similar to Alston […]
US Senate Races Of Concern
There are too many House races to discuss. But there are five Senate races and candidates— Hovde in Wisconsin, Brown in Nevada, Rogers in Michigan, McCormick in Pennsylvania and Lake in Arizona– that need to be discussed. Several of these have been “called” in favor of the socialist candidate. Nearly […]
Ivan Raiklin in Raleigh
His talk, as I noted earlier, was at the Constitution Party National Committee meeting. He is a very engaging speaker. His talk begins around the 7:00 mark: