By R. Brownell 5. Believes women should have to carry their rapist’s baby Whether you are pro-life or pro-choice, Santorum made it clear in his 2012 campaign that if you are raped by a man and it results in impregnation, you should not have the option of consulting your doctor over whether abortion should be…
By R. Brownell 5. Defeat the drug abusing- homosexual-incestuous-polygamists! Huckabee, a former Baptist preacher and governor of Arkansas, is known for holding deep, evangelical conservative views on social issues. Yet, in a GOP race where certain candidates are working towards criminal justice reform, and allowing the state’s their right to decide certain issues such as…
By R. Brownell 1. The governor’s advantage Unlike the other two announced contenders in the race for the Democratic Party’s nomination, O’Malley is the only potential candidate who has experience governing, the daily ins and outs, of a state. This gives O’Malley the advantage of proving his record of leadership and dealing with challenges similar…
Rubio’s Out-Dated Brand of “Conservatism” Not Useful in 2016 by Josh Guckert On Monday, Marco Rubio announced his 2016 presidential campaign, joining Ted Cruz, Rand Paul and Hillary Clinton in their aspirations for the Oval Office. Since being elected to the Senate in 2010, Rubio has long been considered an up-and-comer in the Republican Party. However, he…
by Josh Guckert Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) is set to officially enter the 2016 presidential race this Tuesday, April 7. Paul has spent his 4 years in the Senate solidifying himself as a principled defender of liberty and the Constitution, and he gives to libertarians their best chance in generations of significantly swaying national policy…
The presumptive Democratic frontrunner for 2016 makes a big target Keith Farrell There is certainly a lot of hype surrounding Hillary Clinton and her possible run for the White House in 2016. The potential for Hillary to win the Democratic nomination for president is great. Some Republicans are salivating over the possibility, seeing Clinton as…