Category Archives: American Political Parties

Rasmussen Partisan Trends

Posted on February 1, 2012 by J.J. Jackson

According to polling by Rasmussen, compared to a year ago, there are more Republicans and fewer Democrats. In January 2012 35.9% of Americans consider themselves Republicans which is up from 35.4% in January 2011. Only 32.5% consider themselves Democrats compared … Continue reading →

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Good Old Liberal Projection

Posted on October 29, 2011 by J.J. Jackson

It is not uncommon for liberals to project, that is, to accuse other people of doing what they themselves do in order to help themselves to believe that they are not what they are. Just take a look at what liberals are saying about Herman Cain and Republicans. Continue reading →

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Harry Reid Forgets Reality

Posted on July 14, 2011 by J.J. Jackson

You can always count on liberals to forget how to live in reality and seek to desperately flee to Liberal La-La Land any time they are forced to reside in such an appalling (to them) place. It is like a vampire fleeing the sunlight. An apt description considering liberals are blood-sucking leeches. Continue reading →

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The Devil You Know Or The Devil You Know

Posted on July 4, 2008 by J.J. Jackson

Well, here are your choices in November ““ a devil or a devil. Maybe the choice could be made easier. After all the saying goes, “Better the devil you know than the devil you don’t know.” Ok, well the only problem with that philosophy is that we “know” both of them. Continue reading →

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In Michigan And Florida Rules May Not Apply

Posted on March 14, 2008 by J.J. Jackson

The Elders of the Democratic Party threw down the gauntlet before the primaries began. States were warned that if they violated party rules and moved their primaries to dates that did not comply with the Party’s schedule that those states would be punished by not having their delegates seated. Continue reading →

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If Santorum Is “Conservative” We’re In Trouble

Posted on October 27, 2006 by J.J. Jackson

In a world where icons and pundits of the modern conservative movement rail against any conservative that would dare think for one second to criticize candidates who have an “R” next to their names because of the fear of liberals taking power it certainly is not popular to suggest what amounts to heresy. I know I am about to say something dangerous. I am about to go against common wisdom if you can call it “wisdom” and point out how non-conservative a prominent “conservative” really is. Continue reading →

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Shock and Confuse

Posted on October 6, 2006 by J.J. Jackson

Mark Foley is a name on the lips of many these days; mine included. It’s amazing actually. Conservative, Republicans, Liberals and Democrats are all appalled. This is the sort of unity that does not happen all that often on Capitol Hill and from sea to shining sea across the fruited plain. The problem is that while all sides are outraged and united in their outrage, they are outraged for different reasons. Continue reading →

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