There’s been a lot of chatter about Mike Pence and a potential Presidential bid by him. From National Review to the Washington Examiner, to George Will to others at the Washington Post, even to Erick Erickson’s post on RedState, people
I’m not kidding. As we reported this morning [yesterday], House Republicans will kick-start the 112th Congress tomorrow with a spirited recitation of the Constitution, a document whose recent relevance is due largely to the ideological and sartorial interests of the
Congressman Mike Pence spoke at Hillsdale College Monday night at the invitation of the Young Republicans. I attended the dinner held in his honor before the talk, briefly chatted with him, and listened with care and interest to his talk
Excerpts from Rep. Mike Pence’s (R, Ind.) speech to Hillsdale College on Monday. Wonder why the MSM doesn’t hang on his every word the way they did candidate Obama’s? The presidency is the most visible thread that runs through the
Winston Churchill – the statesman who defined champagne as “bottled sunshine” – often suffered bouts of deep depression. He called that frequent companion his “black dog.” After their drubbing in 2008 and Obama’s legislative tsunami – pausing, not ending in
The Conservative Political Action Conference isn’t all fiery speeches and political red meat. Following the rousing speech by Rep. Mike Pence on Friday, a much more subdued presentation by Dr. Eric Novack described the efforts of states to pass a
Yesterday, the Conservative Political Action Conference featured some of the best known conservative elected officials. Among the elected officials, Rep. Steve King and Rep. Mike Pence gave some of the most memorable and passionate speeches. With approximately 10,000 registered attendee’s,
This time last year many media pundits were loudly declaring that this may be the end of the Republican party. The polls seemed to back that up. Almost every demographic was going against them. What a difference a year makes.
Politico: Rep. Mike Pence (R-Ind.) received numerous standing ovations from the audience during his speech and also won laughs with his well-honed timing, spot-on impressions of George W. Bush and Ronald Reagan and a bit of an equal-opportunity jab at
If there were a Death Panel empowered by legislative fiat to determine the political viability of legislative agendas in Washington, D.C., it would declare ObamaCare all but dead, not worth any further time and expense incurred by the American people.
For those of us fighting for free speech on American airwaves, this is a major setback. The Broadcaster Freedom Amendment sponsored by Congressmen Greg Walden of Oregon and Mike Pence of Indiana has been defeated. The amendment would have prevented
