Conservatism News

Margaret Thatcher, Great Britain's first woman Prime Minister, like her or not, saved Great Britain from economic collapse and irrelevance! Thatcher was an Adam Smith type of free market economic conservative governed by conviction, not consensus.

Sydney - If you’re looking for evidence of the criminal mismanagement of America, you don’t need to go past the latest figures from the Fed. The net value of an American family after debt is a paltry $77,300, down from $126,400 in 2007.

Jonathan Bowden had a loud voice and liked the sound of it. Fortunately, so did many people. One of the British New Right's most charismatic figures has died at the young age of 49.

Tampa - Within a matter of 72 hours, South Carolina had – and promptly lost – a golden opportunity to be a Republican king-maker. The stage was set for the unofficial coronation of Mitt Romney as the presidential candidate for the GOP. But it was not to be.

When Jack Layton assumed leadership of the New Democratic Party in January 2003, the party was in shambles. With only 13 seats to its credit, little was expected of the NDP, and it's somewhat doubtful anyone could have foreseen its success.

There has been much buzz about the possibility that Texas Governor Rick Perry will throw his hat into the GOP presidential ring.

On Wednesday, Barack Obama will deliver his first State of the Union speech. This speech he gives is not by any means the one he planned to deliver.

The election of Barack Obama may actually be the best thing that ever happened to our nation, if he and the liberals don't destroy it first.

For the last two decades, conservatism has been misrepresented in a lot of areas such as: economics, foreign policy and the general welfare of its own citizens. What happened to the true conservatives?

The GOP needs to look inward and into the past during this new era of soul searching. A return to conservative values, unwavering support from the RNC, and a candidate the base can get excited about, should be a good place to start.