More Than Right

The Tea Party celebrated its five year struggle to bind the mischief of big-government’s minions with the chains of the Constitution. We look back on the movements triumphs that point to the coming GOP primaries and beyond.

The Congressional Budget Office announced that ObamaCare will increase the nation’s deficit, reduce American wages and encourage us not to work. The upside, said Nancy Pelosi, is that ObamaCare affords underemployed Americans an opportunity to pursue a hobby. Meanwhile, violent protests erupt in Venezuela over shortages created by wealth redistribution and a president who rules by executive order.

The GOP civil war will define what it means to be a conservative and whether the party of Lincoln will survive.

We explore the calls for an Article V convening of states to amend the United States Constitution. Conservative radio talk show host Mark Levin’s book “The Liberty Amendments” has sparked a national debate as to whether this is the best method for reining in Washington’s growing authoritarian power.

Democratic and Republican leaders have hit upon a two-track program to diminish Tea Party influence in American politics. Both require destroying America as it exists.

Conservative columnist turned filmmaker, Dinesh D’Souza, is under federal indictment for violating campaign finance laws. Some believe he may have been singled out for special consideration for his box office hit “2016: Obama’s America.” Is D’Souza’s predicament a signal from the White House that it will not tolerate conservatism’s inroads into Hollywood?

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo tells “extremest” conservatives to pack up and leave his state. Establishment Republicans, like Cuomo, wish Tea Party conservatives would disappear.