GOP Address: No Tax Increases

GOP Address: No Tax Increases



Republicans used their weekly address to criticize Obama on the economy and renew their opposition to tax increases. (July 2)





I cannot help but puke at their faces

they are good professional actors.acting like they care for the middle class when actually they just act for their corporate fundraisers

they keep cutting their taxes even if they are aware their factories are already in other countries

how come corporations care about how large our government is when in fact they keep transferring their factories to SUPRA BIG governments like china?

its time to tax them and give to america what is due to america!

CNN GOP debate: more pizza and less politics

CNN GOP debate: more pizza and less politics


Once again Americans had a chance to take a glimpse on some potential presidential candidates who think they could do a better job than Barack Obama. A CNN debate that aired this week at the same time as new poll showed that 48% of Americans believe that another Great Depression is coming. As the viewers were anticipating some really hard-hitting questions, what they got was softballs about sodas and pizza. Heather Cirmo, a conservative political commentator and strategist, argues with Agenda Project Founder Erica Payne about the matter on RT.

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GOP Address: Fighting Unions

GOP Address: Fighting Unions



Delivering the Republican address, Sen. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee cast the Obama administration as too friendly to labor unions and said industries are more likely to flourish in environments where unions don't hold as much sway. (June 4)

GOP debate allows for Libertarian hopefuls

GOP debate allows for Libertarian hopefuls

Eighteen months before the election, a handful of Republican presidential hopefuls participated in a debate Thursday night, allowing much of America to get a sampling of the ideals held by just a few of those considering a run. With many Libertarian-leaning candidates looking to secure a nomination, however, what does this hold for the future of the GOP? Columnist Tim Cavanaugh and blogger Reihan Salam voice their thoughts on Thursday's debate.

House GOP Coming to Power in Washington 4/1/2011

House GOP Coming to Power in Washington


Republicans, their ranks expanded by tea party-backed freshmen, take control of the House when the 112th Congress convenes at noon on Wednesday. Jerry Bodlander reports. (Jan. 4)

Weekly GOP Address: Changing Washington

Weekly GOP Address: Changing Washington


Senator-elect Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire delivered the Republican weekly address, and said the next Congress marks a new chapter for the country and the GOP. (Jan. 1)

GOP Weekly Address: Tax Cuts

GOP Weekly Address: Tax Cuts


In their weekly address, Republican Rep.-elect Kristi Noem of South Dakota applauded the deal and said it's good for small businesses. (Dec. 11)

Is Sarah Palin for real?

Is Sarah Palin for real?


Sarah Palin fever has taken over the US, her daughter is on Dancing with the Stars and she has a new book out. With all this media attention is she a viable candidate for President in 2012?

Sarah Palin: TV star or President?

Sarah Palin: TV star or President?


As speculation over a potential presidential run by Sarah Palin grows more intense, the former vice presidential nominee of the Republican Party has released a new book, America by Heart. As speculation continues to mount over her decision for 2012, would it be smart for the GOP to nominate her? Yesbuthowever.com publisher John Romano believes the Republicans need a candidate like Sarah Palin because of how modern she is and capitalize on her star power

Weekly GOP Response: Creating Jobs

Weekly GOP Response: Creating Jobs


Newly elected Republican Congressman Austin Scott gave this week's GOP response. He said there is much to be thankful for this holiday season, but when the new Congress is sworn-in it will work to create jobs in America. (Nov. 25)

GOP Weekly Address: Reforming Congress

GOP Weekly Address: Reforming Congress


In the Republicans' weekly address, Rep. Greg Walden of Oregon outlined the GOP's top priorities: creating jobs, cutting spending and reforming Congress. (Nov. 13)