Rove has set up a new front group deceptively called the “Conservative Victory Project.” According to a report in the New York Times, this group will “recruit seasoned candidates and protect Senate incumbents from challenges by far-right conservatives and Tea Party enthusiasts who Republican leaders worry could complicate the party’s effort to win control of the Senate.”

The Conservative Victory Project, in other words, is designed to make sure genuine conservatives don’t get to run or be elected to the House and Senate. What this group is going to do is protect the Republican Establishment candidates from legitimate challenges from social conservatives.

How do you manage to screw up a presidential campaign two years after your party sweeps into power in the House of Representatives with the largest majority in over 60 years and takes most of the swing-state governorships? How do you engineer such a catastrophe with one of the greatest populist movements in American history the Tea Parties at your back?

Every time conservatives let the Republican establishment pick our presidential candidate, we lose: Gerald Ford in 1976, George H.W. Bush in 1992, Dole in 1996 and McCain in 2008.

Don Feder writes the unthinkable: Mitt Romney is losing the most important election of our lifetime. Don’t be deceived by the polls that show him “within the margin of error.” Don’t put your faith in last minute media-buys from the campaign’s gargantuan war chest.

Don’t expect the debates to turn things around. The president may not be an electrifying speaker, but he knows how to demagogue. His message will be: I love the middle class; Mitt Romney wants tax cuts for millionaires and eats children.

And, don’t count on the fact that public opinion is against Obama on almost every significant issue. (At no time since its passage has less than a majority favored repeal of Obamacare.)

Media Requests – Contact: Jackie Monaghan, 615-646-5990 WASHINGTON, Aug. 31, 2012 /Christian Newswire/ — Karl Rove’s “joke” about murdering Congressman Todd Akin was so distasteful as to shame the entire Republican Party, says William J. Murray, Chairman of Government Is Not God – PAC. According to trusted media sources during a closed meeting Karl Rove stated,

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Dr. James Dobson, the founder of Focus on the Family, has just issued a call for Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan to discuss moral issues during their presidential campaign. According to Dobson: Barack Obama was a fabrication of the mainstream media that selected him for office, created his poser image as a messiah and hid

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Mitt Romney only has 54% of the most religious voters in a recent Gallup Daily Tracking Poll. The poll indicates that Romney has 54% of the most religious voters and 54% of the moderately religious voters. The most religious voters were defined as those who attended a church, synagogue at least every week or almost

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Even before he’s the official GOP nominee for President of the United States, Mitt Romney has slapped social conservatives in the face. How? By hiring Richard Grenell to be his foreign-policy spokesman. Grenell, a gay activist, is a former U.N. mission official in George W. Bush’s administration. According to Atlantic: “He has been publicly, outspokenly

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April news from GING-PAC. newly endorsed candidates included Steve King in Iowa, Sandy Adams in Florida and Ken Timmerman in Maryland. Planned Parenthood has a “toxic ten” list of pro-life congressman and Senators they want to defeat that includes Marco Rubio of Florida, a Senator GING-PAC helped to elect. Chairman William J. Murray discusses the effect of the Rick Santorum candidacy and why GING-PAC helped keep him on the road.

A recent survey of Christian voters by The Barna Group showed that in a match-up between Rick Santorum and Barack Obama, voters would give Santorum 51% versus 49% for Obama. In a race between Romney and Obama, voters would give Obama 52% versus 48% for Romney. Clearly, we are preparing for defeat if Romney is

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In video that former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney doesn’t want conservatives to see, he repeatedly advises that a national healthcare mandate is the best route for our nation.  Gov. Romney now claims that his mandate was only right for Massachusetts is not a national fix, but this video proves a very different reality than the

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