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Authenticity Trumps Accommodation

Published August 25, 2015 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of CapitalismTagged Republican, opportunities, Conservatives, Democrats, Peak Political Correctness, Donald Trump, Trump politically, build a wall along the Mexican border, great leader and entrepreneur, Trump’s authentic remarks about illegal immigrants, illegal immigrants
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We’ve hit what I call ‘Peak Political Correctness’… people want real. They’re sick of smooth talkers who never dare cross a social line and always respond with some rehearsed, safe answer. Case in point: Donald Trump ahead by a landslide in every major political poll. …

Engage Canada’s Horrible Attempt at Dethroning Harper

Published August 1, 2015 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: VideoTagged Conservatives, Stephen Harper, big government, attack ad against Stephen Harper, Engage Canada, Prime Minister of Canada, socialistic, self-reliant
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If I told you that the government was going to ‘leave you on your own,’ would that be welcomed news? When I saw the latest attack ad against Stephen Harper’s Conservatives by a group known as Engage Canada, I was bewildered. Their messaging, at least …

Albertans Look to Socialists for Salvation

Published May 10, 2015 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: InfluenceTagged Conservatives, socialism, Progressive Conservatives in Alberta, socialist party, NDP, Alberta NDP Candidates, Alberta politics, Deborah Drever, NDP MLA for Calgary-Bow, Rod Loyola, Alberta’s oil sands, socialist political beliefs, Alberta is now a socialist province, Albertans voted NDP, anti-business, Alberta's Progressive Conservatives, conservatism
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I witnessed the death of a dynasty this past week. The 44-year reign of the Progressive Conservatives in Alberta came to a crashing, embarrassing end on Tuesday night as their majority government turned into dust. They got their asses handed to them by a socialist …

Here’s How The Republicans Will Take the Senate Back in 2014

Published February 14, 2014 by AJ Antony
Category: InfluenceTagged Conservatives, Democrats, Republicans, Barack Obama, midterm election, 2014 midterm election, Senate, Mark Begich, Al Franken, Chris Coons, Democratic stronghold, Jeff Merkley, Mary Landrieu, David Vitter, Republican candidate, reelections, Democratic Senators, Steve Daines, John Bohlinger, Max Baucus, Terri Lynn Land, liberal media
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This year’s midterm election represents two realities. The first is that Barack Obama, the candidate, will never appear on a ballot anywhere in this country again. The second, is that Barack Obama, the President, has raised the ire of so many to such fever pitch, …

Did Andrew Cuomo Hint that New York’s Archbishop is No Longer Welcome in the State?

Published January 20, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Influence, VideoTagged Conservatives, Liberals, Democrats, Obama, Andrew Cuomo, Governor Cuomo, pro-life, Governor of New York, Cuomo, Democrat Governors, 2nd amendment
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[dropcap style=”style1, style2, style3, or style4″]A[/dropcap]ndrew Cuomo, one of the most powerful Democrat Governors in the country, and a potential candidate for the Democrats’ Presidential nominee in 2016, has now joined the ranks of the rage-filled extreme lefties. As of Monday it became official; Cuomo …

There’s No Place for Racial Divide in Politics

Published March 2, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of CapitalismTagged Abraham Lincoln, racial segregation in politics, political party, US election, Conservatives, Libertarianism, individualism, Republican Party is White, Teddy Roosevelt
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There just isn’t a place for racial segregation in politics. No one should support a political party based on their race; however, in the most recent US election, I saw a lot of racially-charged campaigning by support groups on both sides. The facts are: Some …

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Authenticity Trumps Accommodation

Engage Canada’s Horrible Attempt at Dethroning Harper

Albertans Look to Socialists for Salvation

Here’s How The Republicans Will Take the Senate Back in 2014

Did Andrew Cuomo Hint that New York’s Archbishop is No Longer Welcome in the State?

There’s No Place for Racial Divide in Politics

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