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Friday, March 11, 2016

We will miss Nancy Reagan



May she rest in peace with life wishes that come to being in the hereafter
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Ben Carson Endorses Donald Trump


Conservative favorite Ben Carson, who last week suspended his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, endorsed Donald Trump today.

The endorsement was finalized Thursday morning when Carson met with Trump at Mar-a-Lago, the club owned by the Republican front-runner.

Friday’s announcement also took place in Palm Beach, FL.
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Double Standards Are Liberal Standards



Why would anyone choose to be a liberal when even liberals don't want to be liberals?

Being liberal in modern-day America means (for a large swath of self-identified liberals) living the life of a hypocrite. The old adage "practice what you preach" has clearly been lost on the modern liberal.

Of course, most liberals will angrily deny this but their anger is more a symptom of being confronted with the truth rather than any legitimate counter-punch.

True conservatives and libertarians do not have this hypocrisy problem. You may disagree with our principles but at least we aren't hypocrites. Conservatives believe in lowering tax rates and fighting for economic liberty because we don't want to pay unnecessarily high tax rates. But, we don't want you to pay unnecessarily high tax rates either.

We want to be able to make our own healthcare choices, and determine when and where we see our doctors, and we want you to have the exact same opportunities.

Finally, we want the ability to choose a quality school for our children so they are able to access the uniquely American Dream we all hope to pass on to the next generation.

But, we want that choice to be available to every American family too, regardless of where they may live.

Many liberals live by no such code.

Read the full article at the Conservative Review
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GOP preparing to head for Cleveland


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Lighten things up! Political discussions and debates don’t always have to be deep and long-winded arguments with points and counter points. Sometimes we just need to take a step back from it all and have a good laugh. With so many discouraging things happening in our country lately, that’s the only thing we can do to keep from crying.

Conservative artist Antonio Branco is a master at encapsulating deep and complex issues in a simple comic.

He has written his first book in a series and takes on a wide array of issues, from food stamps to global warming to foreign policy, Antonio isn’t afraid to say what he thinks.

Presented in a coffee table book style, this is the perfect conversation starter with friends and family that pick it up and start glancing through it’s pages.

Who knows, that liberal aunt of yours just might come over to the right side because of this book!

This 80 pages, hardcover comic measures 8″ x 10".


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Road to Trump Presidency by Larry Kudlow


My friend Jonah Goldberg has written a column entitled “Conservative Purists Are Capitulating with Support of Trump.” 

In this piece, Jonah goes after me and Stephen Moore for allegedly giving up our free-market principles for what he calls “purely consequentialist reasons.” 

I am not sure of the full meaning of this phrase, but it sounds like we’ve changed our beliefs because Trump is the leading candidate in the GOP presidential race.

Jonah is an old and valued friend, and I respect and admire him enormously. In fact, I wish I could write as well as he does -- even when he comes after me. But I want to set the record straight on a number of points where I think Jonah gets it wrong.

First, Steve Moore and I continue to oppose Donald Trump’s trade policies. Even if his 45 percent tariff threat on China is simply a negotiating card, as Trump told me in recent interviews, we still think that’s the wrong way to go.

Speaking for myself, I believe China is a major trade violator. The Chinese break all the rules. They counterfeit our goods, steal our international property rights, and cyber-hack our industries and government. Something must be done about it.

But a 45 percent tariff would be a major tax on American consumers and businesses. It would probably do more damage to the U.S. economy than to China’s.

Now, I think we need a very strong U.S. president to enforce current trading laws between the U.S., China, and the World Trade Organization. And perhaps some targeted economic sanctions on Chinese companies could work. For example, the U.S. has decided to sanction Chinese telecom giant ZTE for trade violations with Iran. This is a more precise response to trade violations than a 45 percent tax.

Trump may well have the presidential leadership skills to solve the China problem without resorting to economy-wrecking tariffs. But at the moment Steve Moore and I disagree with him on this topic.

Second, Jonah argues that I have moved markedly in Trump’s direction on immigration. Here are the facts: I wrote a piece in mid-December where I announced a much tougher position on immigration -- a big change in my thinking. But this had nothing to do with Trump. It was all about the war against ISIS.

The full title: “I’ve Changed. This Is War. Seal the Borders. Stop the Visas.” I argued for a wartime moratorium on new visas and new immigrants because of the substantial danger of ISIS terrorists infiltrating our system. The piece was written just after the horrific attacks in Paris and San Bernardino. I argued that until FBI director James Comey gives a green light to new visas, and not until we completely reform the vetting process for new foreign visitors, that the borders should be sealed.

War brought me to this position. My only mention of Trump was when I disagreed with him for singling out Muslims. My proposal was not based on religion, but on the threat of ISIS infiltration into the United States. There was nothing “consequentialist” about it.

Finally, I have for many months endorsed Trump’s tax-cut plan. In particular, I like his business-tax-cut strategy, which includes a 15 percent rate for large C-corps and small S-corps along with easier repatriation and cash-expensing write-offs for new business investment. I think it’s an excellent plan that would substantially grow the American economy and bring trillions of dollars in overseas capital back to the U.S., which in turn would foster millions of new jobs and faster growth.

What’s more, a number of think tanks believe the biggest beneficiaries of a significant corporate tax cut would be middle- and lower-middle-income wage earners. They, by the way, have not had a raise since 2000, which is probably why they’re opposed to trade deals, and illegal immigrants too.

In the Michigan Republican primary exit poll, 33 percent said trade expansion would create more U.S. jobs while 54 percent said it would take away U.S. jobs. But I prefer an economic-growth solution to this middle-class angst, not a protectionist program. And I think Trump’s business-tax-cut package would lessen trade fears by providing wage earners with a significant pay boost.

So, yes. I have endorsed Trump’s tax-cut plan.

On the other hand, I have not endorsed any GOP candidate. As a commentator on this race, I think it would be inappropriate to do so at this time.

So, in answer to my friend Jonah Goldberg, I believe I am sticking to my pro-growth, supply-side strategies of lower tax rates and free-trade. Regarding immigration, where I have changed my view, that’s all about the war against ISIS.

I want to assure my friend Jonah that I have not experienced any “Pauline conversions on the road to a Trump presidency.”

A Response to Jonah Goldberg on His Mistaken Claim of My Pauline Conversions on the Road to a Trump Presidency by Larry Kudlow

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Muslim Countries Lack Concern for Jihadists



Remember when former U.S. State Department spokesperson Marie Harf said the problem with Islamic terrorists is that they need more job opportunities? Yeah, I still get a laugh from that one.

Now, think about the massive refugee flight out of the Middle East into Europe, or how about the plight of women in the Muslim world? My point is that there is a plethora of issues in the Muslim world. But during a recent meeting of global Muslim leaders, you simply will not believe what they identified as their central issue.

As reported by CNSNews, “Islamic nations’ leaders meeting in Indonesia Monday acknowledged the chaos wracking parts of the Muslim world, but said that should not move the spotlight away from ‘the central issue’ for the world’s Muslim community: Palestine.

“A resolution endorsed at the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) ‘extraordinary’ summit on the Palestinian issue said the leaders were ‘aware of the tragic spread of crises’ in the Islamic world, including armed conflicts and terrorism.

“‘Nonetheless,’ it said, that situation ‘should not divert international attention from the cause of Palestine and al-Quds al-Sharif [Jerusalem], which must remain the central issue of the Islamic ummah [global community].’”

Millions of people – mostly Muslims – have been killed, maimed, terrorized or displaced in OIC members Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Libya, Afghanistan and elsewhere in recent years.

Among the leaders gathered in Jakarta was Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, wanted by the International Criminal Court on charges of war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide.

The United States was represented at the two-day meeting in Indonesia by Arsalan Suleman, the Obama administration’s acting special envoy to the 57-member OIC.

When he addressed the meeting on Sunday, Suleman said the violence must stop, stressing that there was “no justification for acts of terrorism now or ever.”

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Thursday, March 10, 2016

It's all about Trump



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