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The conservative essayist has enjoyed no better time than the present for article topics. The Obama administration is a rich, nugget-encrusted mineshaft of leftist material, a seemingly endless assembly of sacred cows just ripe for rhetorical skewering. Its liberal fellow travelers throughout the states and the world practically beg for ridicule, and I am pleased [...]

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you Jack Kimball – warrior.

Bass is justified to expect that second district conservatives would be loathe to cast a ballot for Anne McLane Kuster - but those same conservatives would be equally justified in demanding a high price to re-elect him.

NH Rep. Bob Giuda’s US Congressional candidacy was a suicidal vanity act.

Congressional candidate Jennifer Horn provides a sharp distinction to the President’s evident boredom with economic issues, launching a website this weekend that demonstrably illustrates her fixed focus on unemployment.

NH Rep. Bob Giuda is a clever legislator with sincere commitment, but he is not ready for primetime. Until he is, he should leave the attacks to people who know what they’re doing.

No one should be surprised that conservatives - with their fondness for rule of law, stability and tradition - embrace the 2nd Amendment as written and in its larger meaning. The question, rather, is why the left does not

Sarah Palin has been proven right so many times over these two years that the more substantive discussion should probably be about those times when she has been wrong. And so we turn now to her endorsement of Kelly Ayotte in New Hampshire’s US Senate race.

So the argument goes like this: in this year’s elections, if the Republicans are unable to gain a majority in the US House or Senate, or both, it is actually a GOOD thing.

Lamontagne demonstrates the ingredient missing in too many other candidates - and of which he evidently has an inexhaustible supply: passion.