Renewal by Anderson

It’s the Watering System, Stupid!

Based on this experience, I’ve come to the conclusion that Harry Ried is a lot like me. Now, I have to admit here that I just turned to my trash can, thinking I would get sick. But I cannot ignore the reality. I have the same it’s-not-my-fault disease with my grass that he has with the economy.

Why Reich is Wrong

Reich appears to have all the credentials for knowing what he is talking about: degrees from Dartmouth College, Yale Law School, and a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford University. An early indicator that something might be wrong with his thinking, however, was revealed in his blog in April, 2008, when he publicly announced his support for Obama in the presidential election.

Support the Candidates Who Support Our Values

The title was my concluding thought in my June 8 post, Tea Party Endorsements. The post was about whether Tea Party groups should endorse candidates or not. They should. That post continues to get a lot of hits. In fact, if you google the phrase that post, via the Peoples Press Collective, comes up in […]

Surrender Colorado; It’s the Principled Thing To Do?

In victory, our principles were immediately tested. Those who would not accept the will of the People hijacked a minor party and demanded we surrender our principled victory. Most resisted, but some did not. Even though they knew a third party run would ensure our ultimate defeat, they willing abandoned the movement they helped create. It showed a weakness in our foundation.

I Need a Reason to Vote!

The primaries are behind us, and as Colorado Republicans we have chosen our 2010 candidates. Both before and since the primaries, I’ve been confronted by some passionate and principled voters. They tell me they might not vote in November since their favorite candidate didn’t

The Real Problem: Global Finance and Global “Free-​​Trade”

Despite huge efforts and spending by government, we still have a “jobless recovery”. Before more money is printed and deficits further increased, we need to realize where the jobs have gone.