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Andrew Ian Dodge
My Very Own TSA Nightmare
I guess there is a new category of suspect persons to the TSA: “traveling with scars."
How Big of a Problem Is the Ron Paul-Inspired Maine GOP Platform?
The document, which managed to gain acceptance at the Maine GOP convention, is causing headaches for the candidates.
Get Ready for a Rollicking UK Election Night
Will the campaign end with a hung parliament, a dramatic end to a bizarre election season?
With Brown’s ‘Bigot’ Gaffe, Immigration Issue Front and Center in UK, Too
Both countries have politicians treating the people as racist simpletons.
Third Party Knocks Labor Down to Third Place
Nick Clegg's solid debate performance reshaped Britain's already chaotic election season.
Surprise! Tea Party Membership Reflects America
A couple of polls out this week shatter the myth of the "old white man" theme advanced by the media and the left.
Are Tea Party Activists Suffering from ObamaCare Burnout?
With all the back and forth for rallies between D.C. and home, activists have not been able to pay as much attention to promoting candidates who espouse free market principles.
Reaction to the Inaugural British Tea Party Event
They drank real tea (and imbibed some stronger drink as well). But their concerns mirrored their American cousins' cause from across the pond.
Is David Cameron the ‘John McCain’ of the British Conservative Party?
Despite all the Labor government’s problems, Cameron does not understand the mood of the people he is trying to attract.
Huckabee’s Snark Can’t Rain on CPAC’s Parade
The conference left Huckabee sputtering about sponsors and "libertarians," while tea partiers left him and other social conservatives behind.
Tony Blair’s Feisty Defense of His Iraq War Policy
The former prime minister didn't give his critics an inch in testimony before a special Iraq war inquiry in Great Britain.
Dale Robertson, No Friend of Ours
An apparently bigoted man is presenting himself to the MSM as a tea party leader, doing the movement's antagonists a favor.
What Now for the Tea Parties?
Scott Brown will no doubt disappoint some conservatives, but does the movement really want to associate itself so closely with the GOP?
Joe Kennedy: The Forgotten Tea Party Senate Candidate in Massachusetts
Pressure from national tea party activists on Massachusetts conservatives to vote for Scott Brown may backfire.
The Unbearable Elitism of David Brooks
The columnist's sneering take on the tea party movement reveals a deep and abiding ignorance of the motivations of the protestors.
Tea Party 2010: Revolution Brewing? Or Is That Some Weak Tea?
Taking stock of the movement's first year, and picking a script to follow for Act Two.
Hostage Release: New Regs Will Limit Wait Times on Airport Tarmacs
But three hours is still a long time, especially in the summer.
Are Some Tea Partiers Selling Out to the GOP?
Local and national GOP leaders have made attempts to co-opt the tea party movement as their own. Some have succeeded.
The Farmers Relief and Freedom Relay: Turn on the Water!
The epic fundraiser arrives in Fresno, happy to learn just how many people have had it with statist policies.
Tea Partiers Come to the Aid of California Farmers
The Farmer Relief and Freedom Relay is collecting aid for the Central California farmers rocked by environmental extremism and big government.
David Cameron Likely Britain’s Next PM, But He May Yet Blow the Chance
The Conservative leader has yet to give the suffering British public something to get excited about.
British National Party Gains Further After BBC’s Question Time Fiasco
After the BBC staged an attempt to humiliate him and a mob storms the studio, the unlikeable Nick Griffin looks better, not worse, to Brits. (Also read Richard Fernandez: "Alone.")
Contract From America: A Tea Party-Fueled Attempt to Be Heard
A Houston lawyer looks to turn legislation back into a bottom-up process.
From a UK Conservative, Advice for the U.S.
Douglas Carswell MP, the man behind the recent toppling of House of Commons Speaker Michael Martin, has advice for U.S. conservatives.
A Migrating Maine Snowe-Bird
Senator Olympia Snowe's behavior bears no relation to the guiding principles of her party.
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