Loading ...CR Composition Corner: What President Bush did right
Monday, January 26th, 2009A piece written by Daniel Hartman that was originally published in Tufts Daily, the independent student newspaper of Tufts University. Daniel is an economics and political science major.
With public opinion polls low and the media and college students swooning over President Barack Obama, it is important to look back at the past eight years […]
CR Composition Corner: We Need College Republicans
Tuesday, January 20th, 2009Lance Kennedy, the Chairman of the Texas College Republicans, has written another article at NextGenGOP titled We Need College Republicans: Why I’ve endorsed Ken Blackwell for RNC Chair.
I don’t intend to over-highlight Mr. Kennedy’s efforts and opinions, but he is the only one that I can find who is writing anything.
The lesson to […]
CR Composition Corner
Monday, January 19th, 2009The following piece was written by Texas College Republican Chairman Lance Kennedy, was originally published on the blog NextGenGOP and was in response to a previous NextGenGOP blog post titled “Mr. Blackwell, College Republicans Aren’t Enough.”
The cause for liberty is the sole purpose of the existence of the United States of America. When our forefathers […]
CR Composition Corner: College Students to RNC: We Care, Use Us!
Sunday, January 4th, 2009This is an article co-authored by James Barnes and Brandon Hines who are both members of the George Washington University College Republicans
Fellow Republicans: As we enter a fresh new year, it’s easy to be discouraged by the battle ahead. The Obama Administration promises to pursue an agenda of socialist redistribution. On top of this, the […]
CR Composition Corner: The Aftermath
Friday, December 5th, 2008An article written by Chistopher Banerjee, Chairman of the University of Maryland College Republicans:
In the aftermath of this past election, we are faced with questions. Where do we go from here? What does this mean for the future of the Republican Party, the conservative movement, and our College Republicans chapter? In this time […]
CR Composition Corner: America’s Greatest Threat
Wednesday, November 26th, 2008A piece by Jacob Ventura, former executive director of the Massachusetts College Republicans:
The United States of America is on course for a financial disaster that could cripple our federal government as early as 2027. Throughout our nation’s short history, we have encountered various threats to our national security and economic stability such as a […]
CR Composition Corner: College Republicans Stand for Change
Wednesday, September 3rd, 2008As written by Kristen Wall, who is the current Vice Chair of the UW-Madison College Republicans, and originally published in The Daily Cardinal.
Change. That is a word we have been hearing a lot lately, especially in regards to the upcoming presidential election. It is a word that is normally associated with Democratic Presidential nominee Barack […]
Typical Right Wing Bloggers
Wednesday, August 6th, 2008An article by CRNC Southern Regional Vice-Chair Tommy Jardon first posted at Shots On the House.
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This morning, Jamal Simmons, an oft-used Obama and DNC surrogate, appeared on CNN and had a few curious, if not offensive, comments.
Jim Geraghty reports:
A moment ago, my NR colleague David Freddoso, author of The Case Against Barack Obama, appeared on […]
Davidson on entitlement spending
Saturday, June 28th, 2008Michael Davidson, who ran for CRNC chairman in 2005 under the YourCRNC banner and is now CEO of Gen Next, has written a column for the FlashReport. For those of you like me who have never heard of the FlashReport before, it is described as “California’s most influential, comprehensive, and widely read political website.” So […]
CR Composition Corner: Afghanistan, a Work in Progress
Thursday, June 26th, 2008The article comes compliments of MO CR and Iraq and Afghanistan war veteran Daniel Bell. The article was posted on the website Blackfive, which is intended to (1) support the military, (2) care for the wounded, (3) remember the fallen and (4) honor the sacrifices.
Historically, Afghanistan has been an area of turmoil, making it […]