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Expanding power and influence within local county republican party organizations may be the most important and effective thing a grassroots citizen conservative can do to bring about beneficial change in government. And it may not be very hard to do.
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Politicians are elected to work for us (even if they seldom do anything constructive). They are not elected to be celebrities. They are not our bosses. We are their bosses. Unfortunately, most people don’t understand that—including people who should know
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Perhaps nothing is more disrespectful to voters than political endorsements. By sending a slate card of “endorsed” candidates to your mailbox, party organizations and other groups are suggesting that you are too dumb to research candidates and choose for yourself
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If we don’t get it right in May, it probably won’t matter that much what happens in November. The real opportunity to take our state and country back from the elite-controlled swamps in Washington and Columbus will happen in the
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I am a registered republican. That doesn’t mean I agree with everything that party organizations do. Civil debate about differences of opinion within any organization is healthy. Squelching of opposing views is not. The Ohio Republican party appears to have
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For me, the elections of the next few years are not about Donald Trump. They are not about the republican party. They are not necessarily about “conservative” values. They are about me. Does that sound selfish? Actually, I don’t think
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I don’t trust social media to forward my posts. Please register for email alerts when I occasionally post a new commentary. During a recent meeting of a local organization, candidates for Strongsville City Council fielded questions about their qualifications for
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Ohio republicans: We may have elected one of the worst governors, of either party, in the entire United States. We are now paying the price for not paying attention to the kind of people we are voting for. We can’t
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