The following article originally appeared on USA Today and is authored by James K. Glassman. James K. Glassman is the former Under Secretary of State under President George W. Bush.
Ronald Reagan often pointed out that the best politics is good policy. With congressional elections less than seven months away, and a presidential vote looming just behind, it's time for Republicans to settle on just what good policy is.
So here's a thought experiment: If you could wave a magic wand and produce policy changes that would achieve just one goal – the goal with the most positive political impact -- what would that goal be? Undoubtedly, strong, sustainable economic growth. Read more about GOP must say 'grow' instead of 'no'
During the 2012 Presidential Campaign, Texas Governor Rick Perry did not spend much time courting the voters of New Hampshire. It appears that is something he intends to correct in the very early months of what seems to be building to a second attempt at moving from the Governor’s mansion of Texas to the White House in January of 2017. Read more about New Hampshire Takes Another Look at Rick Perry
This week, we’ll begin voting on the first of the 12 annual appropriations bills on the House floor. If you think of the federal budget as the blueprint for how we spend money—how much will go towards defense, how much will go towards veterans assistance, and so on—then the appropriations bills are like the individual checks that fund each government department and all of their programs.
Obama may have a pen and a phone, but the phone is “man down.” Obama is finding out the hard way that the phone works both ways, and the guy on the other doesn’t have to answer. {face palm} Obama’s administration is so respected around the world, that heads of state don’t take his phone calls. Read more about Russians Won’t Answer Obama’s Calls
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz took a break from his road trip through New Hampshire Sunday to talk with Breitbart Texas about the U.S. Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) Red River Land Grab and the unanswered questions surrounding the BLM’s claim on the land. On April 25, Sen. Cruz joined his former boss, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott in writing BLM Director Neil Kornze for answers to questions previously submitted. Read more about Ted Cruz Exclusive: BLM Needs to Be Reducing Land Claims (Audio)
DO NOT and insist others don't, give in on repealing or disabling Obamacare! ANY federal control, mandate or restriction of medical care is unconstitutional, no matter if the entire Supreme Court says otherwise. As long as it persists, medical costs, services and progress will suffer. Read more about Without Qualification, OBAMACARE MUST GO!
Governor Rick Perry can add another victory to the gamut, as automotive giant Toyota Motor Corp. is said to be moving substantial parts of its U.S. headquarters from Torrance, California to Dallas, Texas to seek lower operating costs. Governor Perry has made reoccurring visits to California to lure businesses to Texas. Read more about Toyota to Move U.S. Sales Office from California to Texas
During the 2012 Presidential Campaign, Texas Governor Rick Perry did not spend much time courting the voters of New Hampshire. It appears that is something he intends to correct in the very early months of what seems to be building to a second attempt at moving from the Governor’s mansion of Texas to the White House in January of 2017. 
This week, we’ll 
Obama may have a pen and a phone, but the phone is “man down.” Obama is finding out the hard way that the phone works both ways, and the guy on the other doesn’t have to answer. {face palm} Obama’s administration is so respected around the world, that heads of state don’t take his phone calls. 
As a resident of southeast Texas, I know the devastating effect that hurricanes have on the great state of Texas. According to the 
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz took a break from his road trip through New Hampshire Sunday to talk with Breitbart Texas about the U.S. Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) Red River Land Grab and the unanswered questions surrounding the BLM’s claim on the land. On April 25, Sen. Cruz 
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Governor Rick Perry can add another victory to the gamut, as automotive giant Toyota Motor Corp. is said to be moving substantial parts of its U.S. headquarters from Torrance, California to Dallas, Texas to seek lower operating costs. Governor Perry has made reoccurring visits to California to lure businesses to Texas. 
The following is a press release distributed by the David Dewhurst campaign:
