CPAC 2013 - Brent Bozell - Founder and President Media Research Center

NOTE from RG (WJF): This speech was one of my favorites.

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"After three long days the moment has finally arrived. They’ve saved the best for last. Me.

Now, since those disastrous elections in November there’s been a whole lot of gnashing of teeth, beating of breasts, whipping of backs and all sorts of other rather silly machinations as one so-called expert after another tells us how we need to re-think our movement.

No we don’t. We need to stop listening to the advice coming from the professional politicians and consultants most responsible for those political train wrecks.

If you need someone to pilot your ship, you don’t hire the captain of the Titanic.

So what do we do? The answer is so simple, really.

If the Republican Party wants to arrest its slow, steady slide into the abyss of political oblivion, it can do so by once more embracing its conservative foundations.

A couple of months ago I was on NPR discussing this topic with NPR’s token conservative, David Brooks. Inevitably the name Ronald Reagan arose, to which he said with exasperation, “WHEN are you people going to get over Ronald Reagan? He was THIRTY YEARS ago!”

To which I replied that 30 years ago was about the last time we had a conservative in the White House. Get over Ronald Reagan? Let me suggest that we need to get over faux conservatives like NPR’s David Brooks."
Brent Bozell

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CPAC 2013 - Paul Ryan

House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-WI), vice-presidential candidate on the 2012 Republican ticket, understandably made budget proposals the focus of his speech at the 2013 Conservative Political Action Conference.

They are the party of shared hardship. We are the party of equal opportunity.

I’m proud of our budget, because it’s changed the conversation. Today, we are not talking about cliffs or ceilings or sequesters. We’re talking about solutions. And that’s how it should be. Our budget expands opportunity by growing the economy. It strengthens the safety net by retooling government. And it restores fairness by ending cronyism. And by setting priorities, and choosing wisely, we have a plan to pay off our debt. In fact, we balance the budget in ten years, without raising taxes. How do we do this? You know, it’s really pretty simple. We stop spending money we don’t have.

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Paul Ryan - House GOP unveils A Responsible, Balanced Budget

Today, House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan of Wisconsin and Committee Republicans released their plan to balance the budget in ten years. It is a responsible plan to cut spending, reform government, and foster a healthier economy. It provides economic security for families, repairs the safety net for the poor, strengthens retirement for seniors, and expands opportunity for all.

March 12, 2013

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Dr. Ben Carson - Obama's Charm Offensive

"As we allow the Government to take more and more of our money, all it does is fuel their growth."
Dr. Benjamin Carson

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Paul Ryan - America Deserves A Better Path

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Allen West - MRCTV Interview

Rep. Allen West (R-FL) sat down with MRCTV on Wednesday, July 13, 2011 to talk about a wide range of issues from the debt crisis to the Obama administrations handling of fast and furious. West also stands by his statement that Attorney General Eric Holder should resign.

July 13, 2011

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House Republicans on the Balanced Budget Amendment

House Republicans gathered today to discuss the need for a balanced budget amendment to the U.S. Constitution in order to get our nation back on a fiscally sustainable path and create jobs for Americans. The president is currently presiding over the worst economy since the Great Depression. In order to turn this economy around House Republicans are fighting for a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America.

July, 2011

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