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Republican For a Reason: Building Our Future!

Wednesday, 12 November 2008 21:18 Nicolas Minacapelli

Moving forward, we have the opportunity to reflect on the reasons why we are a proud Republican and why we are Republican for a reason. Please join me in telling the RNC what you would like to see the Party focus on and address in the coming weeks and months. To learn more about the principles of the Republican Party, read the Party rules and Party platform ratified during the 2008 Republican National Convention in Minnesota.

- Chairman, Republican National Committee

Press Conference at the Republican Governors Association on November 13, 2008

Sarah Palin Future of GOP

Governor Sarah Palin has been terribly underestimated and wrongly brutally battered during the recent 2008 presidential election as running mate to Senator John McCain and those who do not know who Sarah Palin is, better know because she is the future of the GOP. She has an established record of true reform and while she is not afraid to take on her own party, Sarah is also ready and eager to work with Democrats to get things done. Isn't that how it's suppose to be? No wonder the Governor of Alaska has a high approval rating. Sarah Palin has a razor sharp savvy style who is a populist powerhouse that can really shape our nation. Sarah is a smart, attractive and authentic mother, wife, and self made woman and on so many levels it is driving liberals absolutely maddening. Sarah Palin is the real deal, a fresh of breath air, and every liberal should be shaking in their boots because I see a very bright future for the Governor. Way to go Sarah!

Here's a video of Sarah Palin speaking at the RGA:

So now, with all eyes on the Governor of Alaska, she must do things to help herself for preparing for a potential 2012 presidential run.

Republican political commentator, Andrea Tantaros wrote an excellent piece 'Sarah Palin is the Future of the GOP' detailing out what the Governor should do in the next two years . "It's time to get serious" she said. I couldn't agree with Andrea more.

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How Obama Got Elected?

Monday, 17 November 2008 21:53 Nicolas Minacapelli

Just saw on 'Hannity and Colmes' tonight, John Ziegler discuss a new documentary on Obama supporters and the frightening truth of how misguided they were when going into the voting booth. You can thank the Obama-mania media bias for much of the ignorance of the supporters out there.

How Obama Got Elected

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Sarah Palin of Alaska Interview

Wednesday, 12 November 2008 22:38 Nicolas Minacapelli

Greta Van Susteren of "On The Record w/Greta Van Susteren" interviews Governor Sarah Palin of Alaska over the November 8th weekend, airing parts one and two on November 10th & 11th.

Governor Sarah Palin

Sarah Palin is definitely a rising star for the GOP and her interview with Greta was phenomenal. Sarah is a smart, attractive and authentic mother, wife, and self made woman and on so many levels it is driving liberals absolutely maddening. She is the real deal, a fresh of breath air, and every liberal should be shaking in their boots because I see a very bright future for the Governor. Not only does she plan to continue her work in Alaska and helping residents of the great state but she is eager to work with anyone across party lines to bring energy independence to the U.S. She wants to tap into Alaskan natural resources, which Alaskans want, and to provide to the lower 48. Thank you Sarah! We need to drill in ANWR and we need to drill now. So many things impress me about the Palin family. Sarah Palin is the Ronald Reagan conservative we have been waiting for and this time she's dressed in heals. Plus she hunts moose and caribou! And enjoys fishing. Yes, and Tod, what a great guy who enjoys the outdoors and his love for snowmobile racing. Oh, and of course we can't forget sweet and adorable Piper Palin.

You can watch the interview...

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Prediction of An Economic Depression By 2012

Sunday, 16 November 2008 16:50 Nicolas Minacapelli

Americans will rise again but only after we are tested and through great sacrifice.

Dick Morris (November 10th) - Obama Must Forsake Cap Gains Tax Hike To Stabilize Markets

The one who does not prepare loses out. They are usually the first to complain when something bad happens. Fortunately, those that do prepare capitalizes on those that don't. Like myself and many others we live in a realistic world where anything can happen at any time, good or bad. For someone who is not religious, I know deep down that we were put on this Earth for a reason, our so called life's purpose. For me, I hope I can provide the force of insight and reason even if that means going against the grain. It's not rose colored or happy go lucky but a real testament to the survival of who we are as humans. God put us all here for a reason and with every passing year, decade, and century, we as people are constantly tested and faced with challenges that not only affects us individually but all of us as a society.

As a conservative gay man I know the toughness of what life presents, believing in personal responsibility and our way of living where we as individuals rise to take on the future and betterment of tomorrow. Economic downturns, global wars, corruption, mass murderers aka terrorists, and rogue dictators outweigh any other issue including the ridiculousness of gay marriage. Sure, without evil in this world and the testing of our souls, then life would be rose colored and we would be living in the land of Utopia. But guess what? We're not.

I am not certain what will happen over the next four years but as someone who is quite intuitive, I would not be so inclined to withdrawal the seriousness of an American economic depression. One cycling back to 'The Great Depression' where the spirit of Americans are put to a test. Are we not humble enough to account for the seriousness of an economic plight?

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