If there is any doubt that Koch inspired Republican policies would be a disaster for America, one need only look to North Carolina, where you can see the results of these policies in real time.
The Clinton presidential library has made public a 1995 memo where the White House explained how the right gets the media to cover their conspiracy theories, and it still explains how Republicans do it today.
It turns out that the Daily Caller is “doing a great job of serving the creepy old dude demo.” In other words, everything you suspected about the “conservative” movement is true.
Your Republican alleged “Marxist, Muslim, Kenyan, illegitimate, Nazi, Socialist” President will be celebrating Easter and is reflecting on the sacrifices Christ made so that Republicans could be cruel and laugh at the poor for mankind.
Paul Krugman of The New York Times pointed out why the increasing ACA numbers are snowballing into a disaster for the Republican Party.
The final stake may have been driven through the heart of one of the religious right’s favorite media darlings. ‘Duck Dynasty’ stars had to cancel an event in the Bible Belt due to low ticket sales.
The Nazi goal, like the religious right and patriarchs in conservative ranks, was to send women into domestic servitude married, serving their husbands every whim, and giving birth.
Amy Kremer is leaving in order to fight the daggers with which Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell is allegedly stabbing the conservative movement..
Chalk this one up as another GOP fail. A HuffPost/YouGov poll has found that only 28% of Americans agree with the Republican people that poor people lack work ethic.
As you may know, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) has ambitions to run for President in 2016. He’d also like to hold onto his Senate seat if he loses in the Presidential race.
“We disconnect this [the Bible] from politics [but] this gives us everything that we’re supposed to know,” crowed Beck
