Michael Patrick Leahy

Michael Patrick Leahy

Michael Patrick Leahy is a Breitbart News contributor, Editor of Broadside Books’ Voices of the Tea Party e-book series, and author of Covenant of Liberty: The Ideological Origins of the Tea Party Movement.

The Ground Game Battle: Volunteer Grassroots Activists Vs. Paid Union Workers

In key swing states, the vaunted Obama ground game is being out-worked and out-organized by a loosely knit coalition of volunteer grassroots activists (both local and out-of-state), traditional conservative organizations like Americans for Prosperity and FreedomWorks, and the local and national Republican establishment. 31 Oct 2012

Iowa's Quad City Times Endorses Mitt Romney

Iowa's Quad City Times, one of that swing's states most important newspapers, endorsed Mitt Romney for President on Sunday. In 2008 the paper endorsed Barack Obama. 31 Oct 2012

Obama Situation Room Photo Op: Yes for Hurricane Sandy, No for Benghazi

On Monday, the White House eagerly distributed a picture taken that day of President Obama in the situation room with his top aides discussing responses to Hurricane Sandy. The Obama administration has yet to distribute the picture of the President in the situation room on September 11, 2012 where he reportedly watched but did nothing to stop the Islamic militant attack on our mission in Benghazi that killed four Americans. 30 Oct 2012

Obama's Second Term: Forward to 1903 with a 'Secretary of Business'

In an interview conducted over the weekend with Mika Brzezinski and Joe Scarborough that aired on MSNBC's Morning Joe on Monday, President Obama announced that a key element of his second term agenda will be to establish a new cabinet level department headed up by a "Secretary of Business." 30 Oct 2012

Billboard: America or Obama-You Can't Have Both

Drivers headed eastbound on I-40 can't miss this compelling billboard at the 363 mile mark just outside of Knoxville, Tennessee. Paid for by the Roane County Tea Party, the simple and clear message -- America or Obama: You Can't Have Both -- regularly draws cheers and applause from Tennesseans on their way to Roanoke, Virginia. 30 Oct 2012

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