The New Civil Rights Movement Veteran's Day : Jim DeMint Is The One Percent Who Voted Against Veterans The New Civil Rights Movement veterans day is tomorrow. which sort of makes this veterans week. and on this veterans day , veterans week, spare a particular thought for republican senator jim demint of south carolina. not because he's a veteran. i don't think that he is. but because ... and more »Read Full Story
That’s what one almost has to conclude after perusing the McClatchy review of how the Party of No, including South Carolina Senator Jim DeMint, nay sayer and ObamaCare slayer par excellence, continue to dis their constituents in the interest of remaining ideologically pure. “Senator DeMint opposed President Obama’s government takeover of health care because he believed it would lead to higher insurance premiums, less choices for patients, and that it was unconstitutional,” said DeMint...Read Full Story
As far as I’m concerned, 2012 is much too far away for prognostication, for all the noise about Sarah Palin’s visit to Iowa. Jim certainly hasn’t outwardly indicated that he intends a run, by word or deed. Still, it’s a fascinating scenario to imagine.
Jim DeMint is a solid Conservative guy with down-to-earth values, and a willingness to stand tall despite the odds. He has scorched the hides of some of the Republican establishment by his very public and effective support for Tea Party...Read Full Story
Teamsters’ President Jimmy Hoffa and President Barack Obama stood together in Michigan on Monday to declare war on the Tea Party and every freedom-loving American who believes our government spends too much.
“We’ve got to keep an eye on the battle that we face: The war on workers,” Hoffa said. “And you see it everywhere, it is the tea party… President Obama, this is your army. We are ready to march. Let’s take these son of bitches out and give America back to an America where we belong...Read Full Story
As far as I’m concerned, 2012 is much too far away for prognostication, for all the noise about Sarah Palin’s visit to Iowa. Jim certainly hasn’t outwardly indicated that he intends a run, by word or deed. Still, it’s a fascinating scenario to imagine.
Jim DeMint is a solid Conservative guy with down-to-earth values, and a willingness to stand tall despite the odds. He has scorched the hides of some of the Republican establishment by his very public and effective support for Tea Party...Read Full Story
Senator Jim DeMint (R-SC) welcomed CPAC attendees with a rousing speech about the importance of victory over compromise. He’s a soft-spoken man, but he makes a great half-time coach. With all due respect to Clint Eastwood and his “half-time in America ...
Via ABC News, Senator Jim DeMint thinks a contested convention is possible:
Sen. Jim DeMint, the South Carolina Republican and Tea Party leader told ABC News’ Jonathan Karl he wouldn’t be surprised to see things go all the way to the convention in August in Tampa, Fla. Karl asked if he thought there was room for another candidate to enter the race at this point.Keep reading this post . . .
Jim DeMint got the opening address at CPAC ... "We could put Ronald Reagan in the White House, and it wouldn't matter if Harry Reid was majority leader." The only new-ish thng I heard was a reference to an improving economy.
At that time another prominent South Carolina Republican senator, Lindsey Graham, had announced his own endorsement for Mr. McCain. Mr. Graham and Mr. McCain have always had a close relationship, so the endorsement by Mr. Graham was not a surprise to many.
U.S. Sen. Jim DeMint kicked off a three-day gathering of conservative activists Thursday, telling thousands of cheering supporters that the divided Republican presidential contest is good for the party and…Click to Continue »
Sam's Big Government Backpack. I just love the ending ... Tags do not compound: that is, "education reform" is a completely different tag from "education". A tag like "reform" alone is probably not meaningful. Are you sure you want to remove ...
Jim DeMint on Fox News last night, responding to Rick Santorum's sweep this week. "It makes the whole thing more exciting. And I think what we're seeing if you watch what happened in South Carolina, Florida, and now what happened yesterday is the candidate ...
James Warren DeMint (born September 2, 1951) has been a U.S. Senator from South Carolina since 2005. He had previously represented South Carolina's 4th congressional district from ...
Sen. John McCain, class act, called for unanimous consent on the confirmation of Hillary Clinton as secretary of state. Sen. John Cornyn said he didn't object. Republican Sen. Jim DeMint of South