Articles, tagged with "conservatives", page 3
15th February 2010
Whether you're organizing for a campaign, a group or just an issue you care about, there are three areas that it pays for conservatives to focus their time and efforts in order to have the greatest potential impact. And each area has different benefits, ...
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Author:
Drew McKissick
11th February 2010
Copyright (c) 2010 Seven Days Ahead
The Short Sterling futures market has been too bearish, expecting the Bank of England to begin raising interest rates both sooner and further than now appears the case.
The Macro Trader's view:
The Short Sterli...
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Author:
Mark Sturdy
09th February 2010
Why should we as conservatives focus on the grassroots when it comes to politics? Because that's where the opportunities are.
Remember Willie Sutton's response to why he robbed banks? "Because that's where the money is". It's that same in politics. ...
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Author:
Drew McKissick
03rd February 2010
Twelve months ago I was penning my annual Christmas message at the tail end of a difficult year and here I am again, 365 days later, writing something similar. For many however 2009 has been even tougher. Redundancies picked up across the year for IFAs, a...
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Author:
Exchange Street
13th January 2010
Recent national polls showing a larger percentage of Americans expressing support for a non-existing "Tea Party" candidate rather than a Republican candidate is a temptation for conservatives to waste their time and increase the odds of feeling even more ...
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Author:
Drew McKissick
08th January 2010
In the 1980s, The Dartmouth Review began a revolution among the nation's college-aged conservatives. Amidst a climate that was hostile to conservatives (much like today), the Review paved the way for students to have a voice on left-leaning campuses Its w...
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Author:
Gen Wright
08th January 2010
Beck's answer to the birther's quest is to take up something else like the constitutionality of health care and the legality of Czars. We have to wonder if Beck has forgotten that we have a democratically controlled House and Senate.
If the best minds...
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Author:
Rev Michael Bresciani
23rd December 2009
It's been quite some time since they were first introduced by the government to the common man but the controversy just refuses to die down. While the government has been propagating the Home Information Pack (HIP) as being extremely beneficial to the peo...
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Author:
Alena Smith
17th December 2009
Working at home is a great way to earn extra money - it can provide the flexibility of being on your own schedule. However, there are a lot of work at home jobs that are not what the outward appearance seems to be. Below is an IncomeAtHome.com review to h...
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Author:
Kevin Blue
10th December 2009
A friend of mine was surprised when I told her that I was a conservative. I asked her why she was surprised. She said "Well, you seemed intelligent; I just assumed you were liberal." Sometimes I hide the dirty secret of my conservatism. Living in New ...
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Author:
Howard Jacobs
25th November 2009
Filipino entrepreneurs are often characterized as conservatives to the extent that they are fearful of taking risks. But you see, sometimes, we have to delve into the unknown and the untested before we actually find the opportunities for us. Sometimes, we...
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Author:
Johnathan Orr
03rd November 2009
Danbro, the award-winning specialist accountancy firm for contract and freelance workers, has supported another prestigious recruitment industry event by sponsoring a drinks reception hosted by the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo) at...
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Author:
Alex Askew
12th October 2009
The payment on death of Inheritance Tax has undergone significant changes in the last couple of years.
Interestingly, Inheritance Tax becomes one of the main focuses of attention in Party Conference season.
The Conservatives stole a march on the Gov...
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Author:
Paul Hajek, Clutton Cox solicitors
02nd October 2009
Statistics from City watchdog the Financial Services Authority reveal some staggering figures regarding home repossessions.
Repossessions climbed by almost 100 per cent last year, with 13,161 families being evicted between June and September alone. Thi...
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Author:
michael challiner
31st August 2009
Companies like Blue Cross and Blue Shield must stay competitive especially with the upcoming changes in the health care system. By offering better coverage, they can still compete with what the government will be offering. There are also hot issues around...
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Author:
Ronnie Hamilton
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