Former Utah Governor and GOP presidential hopeful Jon Huntsman outlined his plans for shoring up the U.S. economy, creating jobs, and maintaining a "21st century foreign policy" at a College Republicans event on Tuesday.
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Posts Tagged ‘ foreign policy ’
Huntsman: “You can win on a mantra, that doesn’t mean you can lead.”
A slice of delicious irony
After spending the better part of four years excoriating his predecessor’s foreign policy, who would have guessed that just eight months into Barack Obama’s presidency, some of the liberals who clamored for a new direction in Iraq, Afghanistan, and the War on Terror would advise their dear leader to seek the advice of the...
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Income Tax Propaganda
From WWII, here is a great, but scary, propaganda stating how it is Patriotic to pay your taxes. Most ridiculous quote: “Every dollar you spend for something you don’t need is a dollar spent to help the Axis!” Also, I don’t know how I feel about the premise of this video: Spend and support...
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It must be something in the water down there…
Sorry Huckabee fans, but we’ve tried a smooth-talker from Hope before and we fell for “compassionate conservatism” that wasn’t all that conservative too — fool us once, shame on you, but fool us twice, shame on us. I get concerned for our party when “Values Voters” matter more than fiscal and foreign policy voters.
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On Ron Paul, Foreign Policy, and Terrorism
The issue arose in Laura’s review of yesterday’s Republican debate. So damn it, let’s turn our eyes upon and frankly address the elephant sitting in the room. Six years and two “interventions” since 9/11, it’s about time we did it. I cannot comprehend precisely why so many conservatives regard as anathema Ron Paul’s suggestion...
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The State of Campus Conservatism
This article by Daniel McCarthy in The American Conservative seems like a good place to start a discussion about politics at GW. A tinge of elitism and McCarthy’s and AmConMag’s own bias against the Iraq war color the article with its sense of victimhood for anti-Iraq war college conservatives who are a “minority within...
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