The Evolution of Our Revolution

The last few years I’ve developed a habit of holding my breath and taking in the scenery underwater in my pool for a relatively long amount of time, where there is an enjoyable infinite peace, up until my adaptation hits its wall. This is where I got the inspiration to write this piece. Now before …

“Towards Integrity, Then Unity”: Nevada Republican Party Condemns Agenda 21 and RNC Corruption

(Originally posted here at the Libertarian Review) If Nevada is any indication, the Republican Party is headed for a turnaround to the direction of integrity and truth. The “Ron Paul Revolution” has stepped up and is taking charge of the course of the party state by state, becoming a gradual revolution that will soon be …

Clark County GOP Committee Meeting erupts into chaos, filibustering vote against RNC fraud

(Originally an exclusive I wrote for The Libertarian Review. In the aftermath of the Republican National Convention - where Ron Paul delegates were disenfranchised every which way and saw the fraudulent depths the RNC would dive to keep their votes from being counted and minimize grassroots potential for years to come, and a season in …

Corrupt RNC destroys its own party in the days before the convention

The Republican Party establishment is alienating a huge growing portion of its voters in the days leading up to the Republican National Convention, ensuring that its most passionate vital bloc will not vote for Mitt Romney and very likely leave the party in droves. The RNC Rules Committee changed numerous rules on Friday, disenfranchising many …

Mitt Romney Hasn’t Clinched A Thing

I'm now a writer for The Libertarian Review, check out my first article here: Mitt Romney Hasn't Clinched A Thing"The media of course during the last week has been headlined with “Mitt Romney Clinches The Nomination” all over the place, due to his Texas primary win that supposedly put him over the 1,144 delegates needed …

Nevada: Battle Born and Battle Evolved at the 2012 State Convention (Ron Paul Takeover)

Civil war. Is that a fair term to describe the Nevada Republican Party's 2012 State Convention? Maybe, maybe not. But it was an event to remember for a lifetime that had its share of battles, cooperation, outright cheating, moments of inspiration, bitterness, glee, disrespect, and civility. It seemed to toe the line between a civil …