Conservatives News
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Conservative pickup truck drivers in the United States have launched a new protest movement aimed at environmentalists, hybrid and foreign car drivers and President Barack Obama.
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An investment company that specializes in the emerging marijuana industry is pushing for the legalization of marijuana in Nevada. They invited those who back the ballot initiative to a Las Vegas symposium to pitch 150 financiers.
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A Conservative advert which highlights changes to the Budget's beer and bingo taxes is being criticised by Liberal Dems and Labour. Both groups are calling the advert “patronising.”
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Ottawa -
In a surprise move on Wednesday morning, the Liberal leader Justin Trudeau has added more independent senators to the upper chamber when he removed 35 senators from the Liberal caucus.
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Salt Lake City -
At a Saturday rally in Utah organized by a conservative law enforcement group, opponents of marriage equality called for a police-backed "uprising" to "take back freedom" by barring LGBT Americans from marrying.
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Washington -
As it is widely believed, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is laying the groundwork in her preparation for a 2016 presidential run; however, GOP strategists have begun seeding a new phrase into the political lexicon: Hillarycare.
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The Affordable Care Act's botched rollout may be giving legs to the national aspirations of Tea Party darling Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX).
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Toronto -
Canadian Employment Minister Jason Kenney remarked that Toronto Mayor Rob Ford should step down after he "brought dishonour to public office and the office of mayor and his city." Kenney is the first Conservative to denounce Ford.
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Edmonton -
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty announced Tuesday the Federal government will not only wipe out a seven-year debt, but according to budget forecasts, Canadians will enjoy a surplus of $3.7 billion in two years.
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In comments made on Saturday to the Texas Medical Association, Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) framed the Republican compromise on the government shutdown as a result of GOP infighting.
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If the Republicans want to win the White House in 2016, they have to do one thing: quit acting like Democrats. One would think losing in 1992, 2008 and 2012 would teach a lesson. If it has, the party apparently hasn't learned.
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From the day in 1986 when President Ronald Reagan looked at the solar array that had sat briefly atop the White House, conservative politicians in the United States and abroad had a growing aversion towards renewables.
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A scorpion comes to a flooded river and cannot cross, so the story goes. The scorpion asks a nearby frog to ferry him to the other side.
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Ottawa -
First there was the nearly $600 million in misspent funds for phantom gas plants in Ontario.
Then the second-most important person in federal politics steps down for his role in the biggest spending scandal since sponsorship.
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Washington -
After repeated claims by the Obama administration that the IRS scandal was first made known to them more recently, it is now known that senior staffers at the White House were aware earlier in April.
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After the Internal Revenue Service admitted to openly targeting specific political groups to audit during the 2012 presidential election, the Tea Party has mobilized to push for a full inquiry.
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With the White House blaming the matter on former president George Bush, the Internal Revenue Service openly admitted to targeting politically conservative organizations and apologized for doing so.
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Union Grove -
Are American conservatives a bunch of authoritarian ideologues that want to restrict personal freedoms? Eighth-grade children may think so after they were assigned a public elementary school crossword.
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Toronto -
The Liberal Party of Canada held their showcase event in Toronto. Short on grand vision, candidates laid out their platforms with buzz words. While Trudeau denounced attack politics, he had no problem taking aim at Stephen Harper and Thomas Mulcair.
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GOP members are known to be conservative people, and most notably the senators that represent the party are just as conservative as the next. Senator Mark Kirk becomes an exception to that connotation.
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In his first public speech since election night Mitt Romney told a gathering of conservatives in the United States that he was "sorry that I won't be your president."
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John Guandalo a former special agent with the FBI is making stunning accusations that Pres. Obama's pick to head the CIA made a conversion to Islam while serving in the Middle East.
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Emails have begun to circulate among second amendment supporters, calling for armed marches in various states as well as in the nations capitol.
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As Britain’s coalition government reaches its halfway point, both the Prime Minister and his deputy claim it is “steadfast and united”.
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After the University of Virginia's American Indian Student Union had their "anti-Thanksgiving" potluck, conservatives took to the Internet accusing the students of waging "war on Thanksgiving" and promoting a liberal agenda.
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Conservative personality, Glenn Beck says Israel is treated with a double standard in its conflict with Palestinians, blames 'the Jew hatred.'
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A conservative Fox News commentator is saying the Republican Party needs to accept new ideas, including raising taxes for the wealthy.
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Obama’s reelection means bad news for Israel as Prime Minister Netanyahu congratulates Obama, while Israeli officials prepare for Obama’s second term. Obama’s reelection victory confirms the secularization of American civilization.
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Ottawa -
The Canadian government announced Wednesday of new rules and regulations for the prepaid credit card industry, which has gone largely unregulated for several years. Consumers will no longer worry about hidden fees and expiry dates.
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The American Family Association is opposing the Southern Poverty Law Center's anti-bullying project "Mix It Up" Day", saying it promotes homosexuality.
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Preston Manning Networking Conference 2013 Ottawa
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Ron Paul at Preston Manning Networking Conference 2013 Ottawa
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Stephen Harper is head of the Conservative party in Canada, and the country's current Prime Minister, speaks to 3,000 Conservative delegates on November 1, 2013
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper shakes hands with the audience at the Ronald McDonald House in Toronto.
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks at a media event in Toronto.
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks at a media event in Toronto.
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Preston Manning Networking Conference 2013 Ottawa
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Preston Manning Networking Conference 2013 Ottawa
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Ron Paul speaking at Preston Manning Networking Conference 2013 Ottawa
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks at a media event in Toronto.
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks at a media event in Toronto.
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Preston Manning Networking Conference 2013 Ottawa
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Preston Manning Networking Conference 2013 Ottawa
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper speaks at a media event in Toronto.
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