In keeping with his support of illegal immigrants, Ted Kennedy drank an unknown amount of tequila and called a Spanish-language radio show. He then sang a song...IN SPANISH! He signed off by saying he's "not going to let down" the illegal immigrants. Let's just hope he wasn't calling in while driving near Chappaquiddick.
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Rivier College Republicans Interviewed by NBC & FOX
Rivier College Republicans with statue of Daniel Webster in Capitol Building
From left to right: Elizabeth Villemaire, Treasurer Anoosh Nahikian, Vice President Mike Amaral, Historian Shaun Doherty, Brittany Puleo
Treasurer Anoosh Nahikian interviewed by NBC News
Not only did the Rivier College Republicans meet and hear top conservative speakers at CPAC and take part in interesting workshops, but some members were also interviewed by NBC and FOX News. The Rivier College Republicans also received a private tour of the Capitol Building and were personally escorted to the CPAC conference. The Rivier College Republicans also met and had their photos taken with Senator John Sununu. Visiting Washington, D.C. and attending CPAC gave the Rivier College Republicans many experiences that most people may never have. The future is bright for the Rivier College Republicans.Historian Shaun Doherty with Jim Angle of FOX News
Ann Coulter delivered a stirring speech criticizing John McCain
Rivier College Republicans in front of the GOP mascot at the Museum of Natural History
From left to right: Brittany Puleo, Vice President Mike Amaral, Historian Shaun Doherty
Vice President Mike Amaral with Jim Angle of FOX News
Historian Shaun Doherty inteviewed by FOX News' Griff Jenkins about Senator John McCain
Friday, February 8, 2008
CPAC Photos and Hearing President Bush
President George W. Bush spoke this morning at CPAC. He delivered a powerfully stirring speech that highlighted the ability of the country and the President to stand their ground during difficult times and among liberal criticism of so-called "experts.". He urged Congress to pass the intelligence surveillance program that expires next week, saying that the threat of Al-Qaeda "will not expire next week." President Bush stated that the U.S.A. does not need permission from the world, MoveOn.org, or Code Pink to protect its interests. He went on to state how his tax cuts, strategy in Iraq, and improvements of education has helped make the country a better place to live. He spoke before a packed room, and people gave him a very, very warm reception. A couple peopled shouted "We love you, George!" One student would always say "Yay...[insert point President Bush was trying to make]" For instance, President Bush said we must protect liberty, and this student said, "Yay, liberty!" Students cheered heavily for President Bush as he outlined the accomplishments of his administration. Here are some photos from CPAC.
Yay, blog!
Thursday, February 7, 2008
Romney Concedes, McCain Criticized
Political news is swirling here at CPAC. Mitt Romney has decided to end his campaign for president. He said that if he continued his pursuit of the White House, then it would be likely that Mrs. Bill Clinton or Obama would win the presidency. He doesn't want to divide the party and has decided that dropping out would give the best chance of putting a Republican in the White House.
McCain was heavily criticized today at the Omni Shoreham, where CPAC is taking place. People held signs that read, "Republicans Against McCain" and "Fight McCain Amnesty," which refers to McCain's so-called liberal plan for allowing illegal immigrants to become citizens and find work. Pictures and more political news will come later as I'm blogging live from CPAC.
McCain was heavily criticized today at the Omni Shoreham, where CPAC is taking place. People held signs that read, "Republicans Against McCain" and "Fight McCain Amnesty," which refers to McCain's so-called liberal plan for allowing illegal immigrants to become citizens and find work. Pictures and more political news will come later as I'm blogging live from CPAC.
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Exclusive CPAC Coverage
The Rivier College Republicans are attending this year's CPAC in Washington, D.C. We'll be attending speeches, meet-and-greets, and book-signings by top conservatives, such as President George W. Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney, John McCain, Mitt Romney, Ron Paul, Tom DeLay, Newt Gingrich, Ann Coulter, John Bolton, and many others. We'll also be attending interesting workshops and other conservative events as well as touring Washington, D.C.
We'll blog daily from CPAC and update you on all the exciting happenings of each day. You'll get exclusive coverage of CPAC with breaking news of politics. You'll also get an all-access pass of Washington, D.C. and CPAC by viewing our photos. Check back often for updates. Our coverage starts Thursday, February 7th.
We'll blog daily from CPAC and update you on all the exciting happenings of each day. You'll get exclusive coverage of CPAC with breaking news of politics. You'll also get an all-access pass of Washington, D.C. and CPAC by viewing our photos. Check back often for updates. Our coverage starts Thursday, February 7th.
Monday, February 4, 2008
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