I want to start with a personal story about how I met Les. I showed up at a fairtax meeting in Hampton Cove in Spring 2009. Distressed about Obama's election, I was looking for anything I could do. I was at the fairtax meeting to see how their efforts were going and what I could do to help get that message out. It was there I met Les Phillip who had not yet officially declared to be running for Congress. The leaders gave up his intentions to run at that meeting. I got in line to meet him and… Continue

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The most critical issue we have regarding this year's elections is the Primary in June. Lets face the FACT that most people don't "wake up" and realize there is an election until oh, about Nov 1. This is very sad, for many reasons.



1. People who are not involved, engaged, active or up-to-date with the June Primary are not getting out and hearing the messages of the individual candidates who will be elected in the primary. They may be the reason the BEST candidate doesn't make it to… Continue

Calls for "Chicago style violence" against Republicans show desperation in liberal circles, and expose the true colors of liberal media.



Liberal animosity toward the tea party movement, and frustration with their inability to nationalize health-care despite a strangle-hold on both legislative bodies, has driven many on the left to throw moderation to the wind and match their rhetoric with their true feelings. While… Continue

Federalist Papers consist of

85 essays outlining how this new government would operate and why this

type of government was the best choice for the United States of

America. All of the essays were signed "PUBLIUS" and the actual authors of some are under dispute, but the general consensus is that Alexander Hamilton wrote 52, James Madison wrote 28, and John Jay… Continue