I will not support nor vote for any candidate who refuses to take the national debt seriously. 
Author Archives: Corie Whalen
Republicans Are Part of the Problem
This week at National Review, Michael Tanner of the Cato Institute published an interesting commentary entitled, “How Serious Are Republicans?” in which he chronicles how the alleged party of fiscal responsibility is falling short in several ways, even with a … Continue reading
MA US Senate Candidate Dan Winslow Rejects the Debt
Bydlak: “Dan Winslow is leading the way in the Massachusetts Senate race on the matter of promoting responsible spending restraint.” FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – April 10th, 2013 ALEXANDRIA, VA – The Coalition to Reduce Spending announced on Wednesday that Dan … Continue reading
Why Tax When You Can Deficit Spend?
Most voters don’t want their taxes increased. Some are fine with tax increases for others, but generally speaking, one of the Republican Party’s strong points with the electorate has been their stance against taxes. That’s all well and good, but … Continue reading
Aftermath of the SC-1 Primaries
South Carolina’s 1st congressional district primaries were held on March 19th. On the Republican side, there will be a runoff between Mark Sanford, who garnered 37% of the vote, and Curtis Bostic, who came in second with 13%. The runoff … Continue reading
Dishonesty, Sequestration is Thy Name
Given their recent talking points, one would think House Speaker John Boehner and President Barack Obama believe sequestration recently emerged out of thin air in an inexplicable fashion. What may not be evident in the context of current discussions is … Continue reading
