Tom Ellis
The New York Times Attacks Us Deplorables, I Fight Back: Part 3 of 3
- abortion
- border wall
- Charles Schumer
- deplorables
- Donald Trump
- economic conservatives
- economic nationalists
- establishment
- evangelicals
- Morton Blackwell
- national defense conservatives
- Newt Gingrich
- Paul Weyrich
- Republican Party
- Rev. Jerry Falwell
- Right to Life
- Ronald Reagan
- ruling elites
- Sarah Jeong
- social conservatives
- Steve King
- Tea Party movement
- three-legged stool
- Tom Ellis
By Richard A. Viguerie, CHQ Chairman
New York Times columnists Rosenfeld and Schlozman’s charge that those who hew to the foundational laws of Western Civilization outlined in the Bible are “extremists” shows just how far out of the American mainstream Democrats and their Leftwing fellow travelers have moved.
The New York Times Attacks Us Deplorables, I Fight Back: Part 2 of 3
- abortion
- border wall
- Charles Schumer
- deplorables
- Donald Trump
- economic conservatives
- economic nationalists
- establishment
- evangelicals
- Morton Blackwell
- national defense conservatives
- Newt Gingrich
- Paul Weyrich
- Republican Party
- Rev. Jerry Falwell
- Right to Life
- Ronald Reagan
- ruling elites
- Sarah Jeong
- social conservatives
- Steve King
- Tea Party movement
- three-legged stool
- Tom Ellis
By Richard A. Viguerie, CHQ Chairman
New York Times columnists Rosenfeld and Schlozman’s charge that the conservative movement is inherently racist constitutes a slander with no basis in fact, and it also conveniently deflects inquiry into which side really needs to appeal to racism to succeed, the Right or the Left?
The New York Times Attacks Us Deplorables, I Fight Back: Part 1 of 3
- abortion
- border wall
- Charles Schumer
- deplorables
- Donald Trump
- economic conservatives
- economic nationalists
- establishment
- evangelicals
- Morton Blackwell
- national defense conservatives
- Newt Gingrich
- Paul Weyrich
- Republican Party
- Rev. Jerry Falwell
- Right to Life
- Ronald Reagan
- ruling elites
- Sarah Jeong
- social conservatives
- Steve King
- Tea Party movement
- three-legged stool
- Tom Ellis
By Richard A Viguerie, CHQ Chairman
NYT columnists Sam Rosenfeld and Daniel Schlozman apparently believe that we deplorables who voted for Ronald Reagan in 1980 and Donald Trump in 2016 are unworthy to govern and we should simply cede power to the Leftist elite and resume the status of the powerless victims we were prior to the rise of the Reagan coalition and the modern conservative movement.
Remembering Senator Paul Laxalt – One Of The Essential Men Of The Conservative Movement
By Richard A. Viguerie, CHQ Chairman
Many have rightly eulogized Senator Paul Laxalt as one of Ronald Reagan’s closest political confidants, but that does not properly credit Paul Laxalt’s essential contribution to the modern conservative movement.
Remembering Tom Ellis: Unsung Hero Of The Conservative Movement
By Richard A. Viguerie, CHQ Chairman
North Carolina lawyer and political strategist Tom Ellis passed away last week at the age of 97. Ellis, whom many credit with recruiting Jesse Helms to run for the Senate, is in my view one of the two or three most important unsung heroes of the conservative movement.
Visionary Conservative Jeff Bell Remembered
Jeff Bell’s two most notable books, The Case for Polarized Politics and Populism and Elitism are must-read resources for anyone wishing to understand the conservative – populist politics that gave rise to the election of Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump. There could be no better memorial to Jeff Bell than to read his books and build upon his ideas.
GOP Establishment Running Their 1964 Stop Goldwater Plan Against Trump
- 1964 election
- 2016 election
- Barry Goldwater
- Bill Rusher
- Conscience of a Conservative
- conservative movement
- Donald Trump
- Ed Fuelner
- F. Clifton White
- Frank Meyer
- George Romney
- GOP establishment
- Henry Cabot Lodge
- Henry Regnery
- Howard Phillips
- Jerry Falwell
- John Ashbrook
- Jr.
- L. Brent Bozell
- Lee Edwards
- Mitt Romney
- Morton Blackwell
- Nelson Rockefeller
- Paul Weyrich
- Phyllis Schlafly
- Republican Party
- Russell Kirk
- the Sharon Statement
- Tom Ellis
- William F. Buckley
- William Scranton
There are a lot of parallels between 1964 and 2016, but the most important one is this: By defeating Goldwater, establishment Republicans created the opportunity for Democrats and their progressive Republican allies to bankrupt the country in a war that lacked a strategy for victory and to enact the regulatory and welfare regime that continues to plague our economy and limit our liberty fifty years on.
TAKEOVER Strategy Defeats Eric Cantor’s Machine In VA-7
- Big Government Republicans
- Conservative Takeover of the Republican Party
- Constitutional Conservatives
- Dan Schultz
- Democratic Party
- Dick Allen
- Dick Lugar
- Ed Meese
- Eric Cantor
- Establishment Republicans
- Fred Gruber
- GOP Civil War
- Jeff Bell
- Judge William Clark
- Linwood Cobb
- Lyn Nofziger
- Marty Anderson
- Paul Laxalt
- Phyllis Schlafly
- Ray Allen
- Republican Party Rules
- Ronald Reagan
- Sen. Mike Lee
- TAKEOVER
- Tea Party
- Tom Ellis
- Virginia Tea Party
- Virginia's 7th Congressional District
As conservative Fred Gruber proved by winning election as Virginia’s 7th District Republican Chairman, if you want to govern America according to conservative principles, first take back your local Republican Party from the progressive establishment Republicans, like House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, who have hijacked the Party and turned it into a vehicle to preserve their own personal power.
Ronald Reagan, Ted Cruz, and the Tea Party at Five
- Amy Kremer
- Barry Goldwater
- Big Government Republicans
- Boehner
- Christina Botteri
- Conservatives
- Dick Allen
- Ed Meese
- Eric Odom
- Future of the Republican Party
- GOP Civil War
- Jeff Bell
- Jenny Beth Martin
- Judge William Clark
- Lorie Medina
- Lyn Nofziger
- Mark Meckler
- Marty Anderson
- Michael Patrick Leahy
- Mitch McConnell
- Mitt Romney
- Nationwide Chicago Tea Party
- Paul Laxalt
- Reince Priebus
- Republicans
- Ronald Reagan
- Stacy Mott
- Tea Party
- Ted Cruz
- Tom Ellis
Ronald Reagan built his coalition by taking all the discontents within the Republican Party and molding them into a coherent conservative ideology and a winning coalition that defeated the Republican establishment in the primaries. After just five short years the grassroots limited government constitutional conservatives of the Tea Party movement are well on their way to doing the same thing.