Comment by Arizona Freedom Alliance on October 28, 2011 at 7:41am

On October 19, former Speaker of the House and 2012 Presidential candidate Newt Gingrich conducted a press conference in Phoenix, Arizona. After some opening statements, Speaker Gingrich fielded questions from the local press, including WesternFreePress.com.

In the 15-minute video below, Speaker Gingrich covers a wide range of controversial issues and problems, and he sketches his proposed solutions confidently and compellingly.  For details, see Newt’s 21st Century Contract with America.

See also the time index below the video for the topics covered.  Viewers can slide the time indicator to move directly to topics of interest.

Click on Western Free Press link above for more and to see the video.

Comment by Arizona Freedom Alliance on October 31, 2011 at 4:07pm

Mitt Romney is probably thanking his lucky stars the Politico decided to drop a Sunday night hit piece on Herman Cain alleging Cain sexually harassed at least two women. Had it not happened last night, this morning the political world would be talking about George Will’s stinging take down of Mitt Romney and conservatives who support him coupled with Chris Wallace’s observation that Mitt Romney won’t come on the Sunday shows to be asked tough questions.

I’ll address the Cain issue later today, but I don’t want to ignore the Mitt Romney issue just yet.

Back after the 2008 campaign ended and John McCain was winding down his campaign, a McCain staffer sent me the 200 pages of opposition research the campaign had compiled on Mitt Romney. The staffer told me I might find it useful by 2012. Between computer changes, email changes, etc. I lost it.   Read entire article

Comment by Arizona Freedom Alliance on October 31, 2011 at 4:11pm

The Oppo Dump on Herman Cain begins in Earnest.

Hours after the Politico’s Roger Simon accused the GOP of being racist, the Politico begins a sincere effort to destroy the black guy running to be the GOP’s Presidential nominee. The opposition dump on Herman Cain has begun in earnest. Before getting into the details, let’s pay attention to what this means.

It means for certain that Herman Cain’s lead in the polling is real — very, very real. People are taking him seriously. Mr. Cain is about to spend a week in Washington answering questions and giving speeches. Someone wanted to make sure he has a miserable week. Read article. -Redstate

Comment by Arizona Freedom Alliance on November 4, 2011 at 3:52pm

 

Dear Friend--

Jan Brewer and the Republicans in the Senate may have gotten their illegal vote, but we’re winning the messaging war.

Our communications and rapid-response operation has attracted national attention to Brewer’s overreach in illegally removing the chair of the Independent Redistricting Commission. Last night, Chairman Andrei Cherny was making our case on MSNBC’s “Hardball” with Chris Matthews. I’ve included the link to the interview so you can see for yourself.

The nation is focused on Arizona, and we’re leading the charge against Brewer. We couldn’t do it without your help. Would you click here to help us in this fight?

Our argument against Brewer is resonating nationally. In the past 72 hours, we've been the lead story on the Huffington Post and received coverage from The New York Times, Roll Call, and USA Today, to name just a few.

Because our relentless efforts have put Republicans on the defensive, you can expect them to counterattack and pull out all the stops to justify their illegal removal of the independent chair of an independent, voter-created commission. Your help can give us the resources we need to stay ahead of the Republicans and call attention to their outrageous overreach and abuse of power.

Brewer and the rest of the GOP have shown they will stop at nothing to hijack this citizen process. Can you help us fight to keep competitive districts with a donation...

 

Yours in the fight,

Luis Heredia
Executive Director
Arizona Democratic Party

Comment by Arizona Freedom Alliance on November 5, 2011 at 2:56pm

Star Parker: Liberals treat Herman Cain like a runaway slave

Listen to the debate from Sean Hannity's radio show.

Listen to Star Parker on Sean Hannity's radio program from November 2, 2011, when she was asked about the treatment of Herman Cain by liberals who don't share his policies:
"During slavery anytime somebody decided they were going to listen to the abolitionists' call and that they were going to run away, they would get away. Then up until the time they passed the fugitive slave law, if an overseer found a black runaway they would bring them back to the plantation. Then they would call all the other slaves out and make them watch that slave's skin be stripped from him so that nobody else would think about freedom.

"This is the environment that we now have with these black overseers who dare any conservative, or someone who's thinking about being conservative, to not speak publicly. What we have now is a community of African-Americans who are questioning the principles of this administration, the platform of this administration when it comes to being pro-life and other deeper social and moral questions. But also the policies of this administration that have created this environment to where the [black] unemployment rate is now twice that of the general population.

"The reason they cannot say it in public is because this is what happens when one starts to say publicly, 'maybe we should rethink our place in this great nation and in our history.'"
-- Star Parker
November 2, 2011

Comment by Arizona Freedom Alliance on November 8, 2011 at 8:31am

16 REASONS WHY MITT ROMNEY WOULD BE A REALLY, REALLY BAD PRESIDENT
Excerpts from this article:
…So will Mitt Romney be the next president of the United States? Well, he certainly fits the part. He looks like a president and he speaks very well. But when you look at what he really stands for that is where things become very troubling.  Read more. - East Texas Constitution Alliance

Comment by Franklin Thomas Fiedler on November 18, 2011 at 11:07pm

Leftists are circulating a petition for open primaries. This will probably be successful and it will effectively destroy our republican form of government. If you have any ideas on how to counter this movement among independents, libertarians and dems - please let me know!

Comment by jfreden on November 19, 2011 at 8:47pm

We're working on it...don't have a quick fix, when I know more on 'open primaries' will post.  you are correct we will have no voice...they will all appear as 'moderate' and then become progressives. 

Comment by jfreden on November 19, 2011 at 8:53pm

This is the Facebook site for the "open elections' crowd.  It will keep us posted on how they are progressing...https://www.facebook.com/AzOpenGov

Comment by Arizona Freedom Alliance on November 27, 2011 at 9:17pm

Colin Powell was on This Week with Christiane Amanpour (MSNBC) and the two had a grand old time blaming D.C.'s problems on the tea party (you know, because passing a budget is so difficult). Powell also blamed the media for honing in on the divisive rhetoric.

Here's the transcript from Newsbusters where Amanpour and Powell go after the tea party.

(it makes you wish you watched MSNBC so you could quit!)

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