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On a personal note, I remember Hyde speaking at the March for Life every time I went.  He was a fighter for the things in which he believed.  He was one of the good ones.

Conesrvatives are currently divided on the issue of whether Speaker Hasters should resign over the current allegations.  Well meaning, well tested allies have strong opinions on either side, though RedState would have done well to avoid calling those who disagree with them fools and foes.  Even so, it is a difficult situation, and a site […]

For more than a year now, Republicans have mocked and undermined the campaign of Rep. Katherine Harris.  Many of them would have preferred having Rep. Mark Foley represent the GOP for the seat.  Harris´s campaign has had its problems, but just think about think about the implications of having a statewide candidate doing this.

This week Wictory Wednesday presents Max Burns for the US Congress for the 12th District of Georgia. He is running a tight race against Democratic incumbent John Barrow.
The Israeli war in Lebanon has shown what will happen if we pull out of Iraq… the terrorists will claim victory and emerge even stronger and more emboldened. […]

A Communist dream come true: 
The Judiciary Committee would be chaired by John Conyers (D-MI) instead of James Sensenbrenner (R-WI). On the docket are HR 636 Censuring President Bush, HR 9 Voting Rights Act, HR 5151 Freedom of Choice Act which would codify Roe v. Wade, and HR 2092 Comprehensively Reform the Immigration and Nationality Act, which […]

Doug Lamborn is a solid conservative running in Colorado 5.  He has a history of fiscal restraint.  He supports reforming education to give more choices to parents instead of dumping more money into a bloated bureaucracy.  He believes there should be little to no federal role in education as those decisions should be left to […]

Not my choice, but a very good one.  Here’s hoping he uses the post to advance the conservative agenda rather than throwing conservative principles under the bus for purposes of political expediency.

Although this blog is dedicated primarily to the Senate, I cannot help but comment on the important race for House Majority Leader.  All three candidates have established themselves as conservatives through their voting record, but sadly, a conservative voting record does not make a member conservative.  I am taking this opportunity to endorse the candidacy of […]