Tribute to the Troops with Sarah Palin

Honoring our Armed Forces & Veterans Benefiting Families of the Fallen

Monday, May 2, 2011 – 7:00 p.m. Tickets: $25 – Register Now

Our Debt of Gratitude William G. Boykin Lieutenant General, US Army (Ret.)	Some Never Came Home Auction & Donations Let’s All Do Our Part

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November 5, 2009 1:34 p.m. CST Major Nadal Hasan entered his workplace, the Soldier Readiness Center, where personnel receive routine medical treatment immediately prior to and on return from deployment. According to eyewitnesses, he took a seat at an empty table, bowed his head for several seconds, and then stood up and opened fire. Initially, Hasan reportedly jumped onto a desk and shouted: "Allahu Akbar!" before firing at soldiers processing through cubicles in the center, and on a crowd gathered for a college graduation ceremony scheduled for 2 p.m. in a nearby theater. 24 hrs later President Obama, holds this press conference at the White House in which he cautions people from "jumping to conclusions" Read more…

After flyers were circulated at yesterday’s Tea Party at the capitol claiming Sarah Palin, Hugh Hewitt, and Dennis Prager would be at D.U.’s Magness Arena on May 22nd, Doubts were raised regarding the authenticity of such a program. RyansRight.com has learned today that tickets are in fact on sale via Ticketmaster $37 thru $85 for Reserved Floor Seats the event is titled “An Evening with Sarah Palin.”. There may be a slight scheduling conflict for some GOP State Assembly Delegates and Alternates being that both events are on the same date.

Jack Kemp Dead at Age 73

Today we lost a true American Hero, 7 time All  Star AFL Quarterback  for 13 Seasons and private in the United States Army Reserve. Jack Kemp died today at age 73 after a long fight with an undisclosed form of cancer.

The nine term congressman from western New York was a model Conservative serving as Bob Dole’s vice president pick during their unsuccessful 1996 republican presidential bid.

Kemp supported a ban on abortion and immigration reform, more than we can ask of most of the so called conservatives currently in the house and senate, Arlen.

Unlike his liberal counterparts Jack believed in sticking to his principles and code of morality he could be judged by. He represented an era of unabashed conservatism that should serve as an example  for future “conservative” candidates.

Just as Sarah Palin breathed conservative CPR into a dying campaign late in the 2008 presidential race, Jack Kemp should provide the necessary motivation for a new generation of young conservative minds to aspire to great things, without compromising our beliefs.

Thanks Jack, for 73 great years of unapologetic partisan politics.