Former NY Senator on Obama Campaign: “They are Breaking the Law”

In addition to receiving heavy criticism for the grossly inaccurate context of last week’s disgusting anti-Romney ad released by Priorities USA, the Obama campaign may also have violated the law in allowing that ad to be released, according to a former U.S. Senator. The ad in question, released by an Obama Super PAC, essentially accused Romney of killing a man’s wife.

In an appearance on Fox and Friends this morning, former U.S. Senator Al D’Amato (R-NY) had sharp criticism for the despicable nature of the latest Obama campaign ads, and accused the campaign of illegal practices.

“They (Obama campaign) are breaking the law,” said D’Amato. “You’re not supposed to have coordination between a campaign and a Super PAC, and here they have the Obama former aides running this.”

By /// August 9, 2012

New Crossroads Generation Ad Exposes Harmful Effects Of High Deficit

Crossroads Generation has released a new ad that exposes the real truths about the devastating impact that the national debt has on America’s economic growth.

The video begins by explaining that the American economy has more debt that Gross Domestic Product (GDP) value, and because of this imbalance, economic prosperity is hindered.

The ad also exposes the beginning of the true budget deficit, which began in 2009 when Barack Obama took office. According to the numbers, the government spent $1.4 trillion dollars more than it took in, which was more than three times higher that America’s previous largest yearly deficit, in 2008.

By /// August 2, 2012

Sen. Rand Paul’s Wisdom To Students: “Government Doesn’t Do Anything Very Well”

Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) addressed a packed house of conservative students and supporters during last night’s Ronald Reagan Banquet, hosted by the Young America’s Foundation. The Senator from Kentucky had a very simple message for the audience, and it was one he could attest to having been a medical doctor: rarely does the government do anything well.

“Government doesn’t do anything very well,” said Sen. Paul. “They don’t get the right signals, they don’t have to meet a payroll, they don’t have to balance their books.“

By /// August 2, 2012

Massive turnout countrywide for Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day

Thousands of Americans took the opportunity to turn Wednesday’s lunch break into a political statement as part of former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee’s Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day.

At the Ballston Mall Chik-fil-A in Arlington, Va., more than 50 people waited in line at lunch to get their chicken fix, including U.S. Military men and women in uniform and  several volunteers from GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney’s campaign.

By /// August 1, 2012

Santorum Addresses Young America’s Foundation, Criticizes Obama Over Gutting Welfare Reform

Former Senator Rick Santorum, (R-PA) addressed a packed house at the 2012 National Conservative Student Conference, and left no stone unturned, hammering Obama on everything from the economy to same-sex marriage. But the former presidential candidate and staunch conservative reserved his harshest words for the president’s welfare policy.

Clearly disappointed with the president’s rewriting of the welfare laws that repealed some work requirements for welfare recipients, Santorum told the Young America’s Foundation crowd, “We know what will happen. They will be poor, they will be dependent, and they will vote for the people who gave them the money.”

In addition to welfare, Santorum addressed several key issues facing young people in this election, including the President’s flip-flop on same-sex marriage and the economy. He also spoke of a favored Brookings Institution study, one that he referenced many times on the campaign trail, regarding ways to avoid poverty.

By /// August 1, 2012

Obama begs supporters for money in new campaign video

In what is perhaps his lamest video since the very lackluster “Laura” ad during the Wisconsin recall, President Barack Obama’s newest video focuses on a single issue: I NEED MORE MONEY.

In the ad the Fundraiser-In-Chief is videotaped sitting at a desk, demonstrating how any Americans can take their hard earned cash and give it to his re-election campaign. The POTUS –  looking quite hip, using a wireless mouse and a shiny Macbook - guides viewers through the entire donation process, quipping that “I have cleared this with Michelle, I want everybody to know.” At one point, he is even kind enough to highlight the ease at which one can make donations.

By /// July 31, 2012

Ron Paul Wants YOU To Pay For His Delegates’ Trips To RNC Convention

Never one to follow the status quo, the Ron Paul campaign is making an interesting new fundraising pitch to his loyal campaign supporters: pay for his delegates to travel to Tampa!

In a recent campaign email, Rep. Paul (R-TX) shifted his focus on fundraising in order to help his delegates cover the costs associated with traveling to Tampa for the RNC convention at the end of August.

“I’ve instructed my campaign staff to offer financial assistance to our delegates who otherwise wouldn’t be able to make it in order to ensure every one of them can reach Tampa,” Paul’s email stated. “Can I count on you to please make a generous contribution to help as many of our campaign’s delegates as possible make it to the Republican National Convention?”

By /// July 31, 2012