A Case for Conservatism

Had enough yet?  Broken promises on the debt, deficits, jobs, healthcare, foreign policy, etc.  Time for a Conservative solution to all the liberal problems.  A short but powerful case is made in this video.


Post by Senior Airman Brian Kolfage.


I have been on hiatus from my political blog for the past few months for various reasons.  But I've been observing and noting events, and have no shortage of material.  I will now be getting back into the fight.  The cause is crucial, and every voice counts.


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