RNC GOP.com New Website

The Republican National Committee's new website, GOP.com, is ugly, red, it bogs down my computer and it's red. I won't be going there again any time soon (not that I went there much before).

Did I mention it's red? ... it's red, really really red, like red-red.

Real Men

George Bush, Ronald Reagan and Barack Obama -- in pictures.
Barack Obama is a Pussy.

Found At: Ace of Spades
Brucified: More Manly Men

Millions March On D.C.

Millions of conservatives marched on Washington D.C. - yes, millions. Don't believe what you're hearing from the left-wing propagandists and sycophants in the Obamedia. Preliminary estimates range from one to two million.

Here's proof...
9/12 DC Time Lapse Video
9/12 Protest Was Over One Million
Media Credibility Plunges; Aerial Views Shows Millions
NYT Reports Thousands, Daily Mail Reports Millions

That's not counting the millions that marched in other parts of this great country. True Americans are tired of, and angry about big government's takeover of America. It's not racism and we're not the fringe.

We want to pass on the greatness that America is to our future generations, that's true compassion. We don't want to hand our children a third world, debt ridden, socialist state.

It ends here big government republicans and democrats. Heed the call or be swept aside. Can you hear us now?

Democrat Support Down

From Rasmussen Reports

Rasmussen's latest Generic Congressional Ballot finds Republicans at a 43% favorability rating and Democrats at only 38%.

Over the past 12 months, Democratic support on the congressional ballot has ranged from a low of 37% to a high of 50%. In that same time period, Republicans have been preferred by anywhere from 34% to 43% of voters nationwide.

Democrats held a six- or seven-point lead on the ballot for the first few weeks of 2009. That began to slip in early February, and from mid-April through June the two political parties were roughly even. Republicans have held a lead on the ballot since the last week in June, the first time they'd been on top in well over a year.

Women who have consistently favored Democrats now prefer the GOP by a 40% to 39% margin. Men continue to favor Republicans over Democrats 47% to 36%.

Voters not affiliated with either party prefer Republicans two-to-one - 43% to 22%.

Keep pushing Dems, full speed ahead.

Read More: Generic Ballot Republicans 43%, Democrats 38%

Take The News IQ Quiz

Found at Patterico's Pontifications

Here's a quick, 12 question, News Quiz from the Pew Research Center.

My Score: You correctly answered 11 out of the 12 possible questions, which means you did better on the quiz than 82% of the general public. I missed the Iraq War death toll. I think they're counting from 1991.

Not surprisingly: Republicans are More Knowledgeable

Tea Party Protest

"They've had enough of Democrats forcing taxpayers to pick up the tab for more wasteful spending instead of working together to make the tough fiscal decisions Americans are forced to make each and every day. They've had enough of seeing their hard-earned tax dollars wasted on pork-barrel spending that won't create jobs, rebuild their savings, or get our economy moving again. And they've had enough of Congress and the White House mortgaging our children and grandchildren's future by saddling them with mountains of debt destined to bankrupt our country." - House Republican Leader John Boehner

Read More: Anti-Tax 'Tea Party' Protesters Turn Out in U.S. Cities

CPAC Highlights

Here are some of my favorite moments from the Conservative Political Action Conference.

Niger Innis of CORE gave a rousing speech. I wish there was some video, but I couldn't find anything.

I really enjoyed Ann McElhinney and Phelim McAleer's presentation of their new film "Not Evil Just Wrong." It's a hard look at what environmentalism has cost the world. They cover the full gamut from the ban on DDT to global climate change.

And then there was Rush, the man that doesn't need a last name. You've probably heard what the MSM has to say about his appearance but I think Jim Blazsik put it best with this post.

If you want to measure how effective a person is in communicating conservatism, you watch for three things:

1) The reaction of dedicated conservatives - need I say more?
2) The reaction of the liberal media - freaked. The more liberals whipped themselves up into a frenzy, the more threatened they feel. Just look at what they did to Sarah Palin. They have a hard time with ideas, instead of just having a "message."
3) The reaction of wimp Republicans - embarrassing. Michael Steele insulted conservatives and of course Rush Limbaugh - he better clean this up quickly.

Read his entire post here…

You can, and should, watch Rush's speech here…

My Name is Bruce Kelly, and I hope Barrack Obama Fails.

CPAC

The Conservative Political Action Conference is underway and you can watch via the Fox News Live Stream.

Online Republican National Convention Coverage

Fox News has the same setup for the Republican National Convention as they did for the DNC. Here are the links to Election HQ and the direct live steam.