kingsjester on December 7, 2012 at 2:42 PM

YW, always enjoy your comments there. Was going to sign up on your site, but there was some issue. Can’t remember at the moment, but will try to check again.

I hope that happens. That would be great.

Thanks for reading!

kingsjester on December 7, 2012 at 9:08 AM

Read your articles. The NYT and others haven’t learned the lesson of Palin:-) Leave sleeping dogs lie, LOL They bite!!! Palin is stronger and more influential today than in Alaska.

Jim DeMint will have the same effect.

On the Pledge thing you posted on your site, I don’t understand why the Superintendent made that change. I thot choice was what it’s all about? Guess not.

The students that want to say the Pledge can all gather before school on the public sidewalk and say it and carry their own Flag!!

riddick on December 7, 2012 at 1:46 PM

I agree. Jim DeMint made the right move and Heritage will be more Conservative than before and increase their membership base as well.

When this opportunity presented itself and DeMint can do what he couldn’t accomplish in the Senate due to the Leadership, then why not make this advancement?

I bet the Establish Republicans, the Dems & the Left along with the MSM wish now they had left Palin alone and not driven her from the Governorship of Alaska, ROFL

Go Sarah, Go DeMint!!

You mean like their support for Romneycare?

gryphon202 on December 7, 2012 at 8:08 AM

Quit repeating stupidity. One dissenting opinion does not reflect upon entire organization.

Shame that no one is paying attention to McConnell these past few days and right on the cusp of DeMint’s leave. All of a sudden McConnell is displaying lots of conservative back bone. Co-incidence? I think not.

Between Bozel and DeMint now it should be clear to old school GOP that the days of them getting easy money for re-elections are pretty much over. Most of that money will now filter through DeMint so his move to Heritage is nothing but a plus for all of us. The likes of Adelson, Koch brothers and others will have someone they trust handle elections support.

McConnell at least seems like he is smarter than Boehner. Let’s hope it continues.

Could be.

Heritage Foundation has truly become the bastion of Conservative Principles.

DeMint and Heritage, a perfect match.

TheAlamos on December 7, 2012 at 4:49 AM

Oh, I agree; they’re a perfect match.

Heritage Foundation has truly become the bastion of Conservative Principles.

TheAlamos on December 7, 2012 at 4:49 AM

You mean like their support for Romneycare?

Look, I admire DeMint. But it is definitely news that he is quitting mid-term. He had always said that 2010 would be his last term, and he did put forth a good eight years, but his term was supposed to end in 2016. There must be a reason for this; Jim DeMint believes he can do more good as part of a private think tank than in the bowels of Washington. Think about that, and how far we’ve fallen as a nation.

Idiots!

Sen. DeMint has been quite clear that 2010 was his last term in the Senate and he wasn’t going to seek another one.

Sen. DeMint is against THOSE PEOPLE CLINGING INTO POWER EVEN IN OLD AGE WITHOUT GIVING NEW IDEAS. HE’S SPECIALLY AGAINST THE POLITICAL DYNASTIES, R & D.

Eight Golden Perfect Years in the Senate.

THANK YOU JIM THE DEMINT! THE GREATEST CONSERVATIVE SENATOR OF OUR MODERN TIME.

Senator, it is a perfect timing for you to leave the Senate.

Senator, TScott (also a Palin’s pick), a true Tea Party warrior, is the only perfect match to replace you in the Senate.[It's Haley's decision now.]

Senator, there’s nothing I can say but a pure THANK YOU.

Heritage Foundation has truly become the bastion of Conservative Principles.

DeMint and Heritage, a perfect match.

This?

Bmore on December 6, 2012 at 6:09 PM

What the heck does that prove? It was written in 2010–Palin’s written scads of FB pages since then, including this garrolous one, written in April 2012: http://www.facebook.com/notes/sarah-palin/dear-america-our-orwellian-president-fails-on-energy/10150685346038435
And I’d hardly call a site like “Palingates”, which has an axe to grind with Palin, a “non-biased” source–more like a raving lunatic site with delusions of grandeur.

Are you trying to say Palin doesn’t write her own material? That’s an old, tired chestnut. I suppose she doesn’t read newspapers, either, or sees Russia from her front porch, or that she doesn’t know Africa is a continent, etc., etc.

I’m having a hard time keeping my chin up.

ritewhit on December 6, 2012 at 10:34 PM

It can be trying. This is how I keep my chin up:

bluefox on December 6, 2012 at 2:39 PM

Belle on December 6, 2012 at 9:44 PM

The Republican Establishment in the Senate have never given DeMint support, but I think he made his own decision. I’m satisfied with what he said on Rush’s show today. He was on several Committees and many Sub Committees.

I think the opportunity with Heritage is going to be good for him, the Conservatives and the Country. He’ll be able to do more there, just as Sarah Palin has.

As Savage says on closing loopholes on the Corporations would be a good idea, however this Administration won’t compromise; it’s their way or the highway.

onlineanalyst on December 6, 2012 at 9:34 PM

Thanks for the link!

I’m having a hard time keeping my chin up.

That judge was just replaced, unfortunately.

Schadenfreude on December 6, 2012 at 6:03 PM

I know. My point was that a judge in a civilian court would never get away with that, but the military has rules that infringe upon rights that we take for granted everyday. That’s just the way it is. Adultery is a crime. Facial hair is banned and the number of tattoos can be limited. There’s no such thing as “free speech.” &c. Bradley Manning is in the military and he understood the rules. He also knew that it was a crime to disseminate classified information.