Okay, so at the cost of revealing I’m not as brave as I would like to be, I have to admit I am a person who has fears, and one of them right now is Mariannette Miller-Meeks.
The bottom line is I believe it’s necessary to investigate thoroughly the character of any woman who seeks a [...]
Filed under: Politics, neighhay | Tagged: candidate, District 2, District 2 convention, Iowa, Marianette Miller-Meeks, Steave Deace, US House of Representatives | 10 Comments »
Recently myself and my fellow conservative cyber-soldiers have been accused of wanting purity in a candidate. I wanted to take the time to dispel that myth. We do not want something that we know is impossible to achieve. What we want is someone that shares our core convictions. We don’t want purity, we want priorities. [...]
Filed under: Common Iowan, Politics | Tagged: abortion, divorce, euthanasia, homosexual agenda, indoctrination centers., preservation of family, reformation of education, sanctity of life | 5 Comments »
I’m a voter desperately seeking a candidate I really want to vote for!
It’s ironic that one of the few people I can be enthusiastic about is not running in my district, but I’m going to write about him anyway, because I am hard put to find much good to say about many of the [...]
Filed under: Politics, neighhay | Tagged: Al Lorenzen, Eric Helland, Iowa Farm Bureau, Iowa House District 69, Iowa Right to Life, Iowans For Tax Relief, June 3rd Primary, Republican, Steve Deace, Walter Tomenga, WHO radio | 5 Comments »
The June 3rd primaries are almost upon us so I have decided that I shall share my thoughts on the GOP candidates that are vying for the privilege of challenging Tom Harkin in November. There are three Republican candidates that are vying for this nomination; they include former State Representative George Eichhorn, political newcomer Christopher [...]
Filed under: Abregar, Politics | Tagged: Christopher Reed, George Eichhorn, June 3rd Primary, November General Election, Republican, Steve Rathje, Tom Harkin, US Senate Seat | 4 Comments »
Recently Common Iowan posted a blog article that compared three of the US House of Representative candidates for District 2. I looked at each individuals comments and records when available. He came to a determination that all three were not the person that Iowa conservatives needed in office. This is what we call RINO hunting. [...]
Filed under: Abregar, Politics | Tagged: False Conservative, Hunting, Operation Extinction, RINO | 8 Comments »
In reflection, what a Caucus Night it was!!!! The media hype, the phone calls (day and night), the glossy looking mailers that filled my mail box…. wondering what the weather would be like. And finally, time to leave for the caucus site. I arrived at 6:30 and found there was not a legal place to [...]
Filed under: Politics, callmecrusader | Tagged: Chaos, Confusion, Democrats, Iowa Caucus, Republican | 3 Comments »
At one time Iowa’s Congressional District 1 was represented by morality and values. This is when Jim Nussle represented the District in the US House of Representatives. That ended two years ago when Nussle decided to run for Iowa’s governor’s office. At this time he could not run for two offices so he stepped away [...]
Filed under: Abregar, Politics | Tagged: Bruce Braley, David Hartsuch, defense of marriage amendment, Democrat, Iowa Senate District 41, Jim Nussle, Mike Whalen, NARAL, Republican, US House of Representatives District 1 | 4 Comments »
In Iowa in the last couple of months I’ve attended several Republican events in order to meet our 2008 federal and state candidates and hear what they have to say for themselves.
It seems almost obligatory for most candidates to declare “I am a conservative.” This statement is usually followed by [...]
Filed under: Politics, neighhay | Tagged: candidates, Caution, conservative, convictions, Republican | 1 Comment »
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