Patrick J. Casey

Patrick J. Casey


  • February 6, 2009

    Republican Study Committee's Hopeful Message to Conservatives

    The Republican Study Committee (RSC) is the caucus for conservative Republican House of Representative members. It was initially founded as a legislative study group in 1973, the same year as the founding of the Heritage Foundation. Having a long tra...

  • February 5, 2009

    George Soros is Right About the 'Bad Bank'

    To say that I'm not a fan of George Soros would be an understatement. My animus is not solely because of his support, overt and covert, of the Left and the Democrats, but also at his way of doing business. With the formation of the Quantum Group of F...

  • October 7, 2008

    How McCain Can Win

    Even with their stumbles over the past two weeks, John McCain and Sarah Palin still have time to win the election and save our country. To do so, McCain must commit to taking the steps necessary to truthfully frame the issues in a way that will reson...

  • September 24, 2008

    Andrew Cuomo and John McCain

    Why in heaven's name did Senator McCain tell 60 Minutes that he thinks that Cuomo would make a good SEC Chairman in a McCain Administration? Especially when one looks at what Cuomo managed to 'accomplish' in his last high-ranking federal position:/* ...

  • September 4, 2008

    Rebutting the Democrats' Fearful and Intolerant Attacks on Sarah Palin

    Since the first article on American Thinker warning about the forthcoming types of attacks on Sarah Palin was posted last Friday (Defending Against the First Attacks on Sarah Palin), the assault has come fast and furious from both the media and ...

  • August 31, 2008

    Well, This Is What the State Department Wanted in Pakistan

    It's clear that the State Department wanted former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf out of power and replaced as the leader of Pakistan by the late Benazir Bhutto, a long time favorite of the Western intelligentsia. This was despite substantive a...

  • August 29, 2008

    Defending Against the First Attacks on Sarah Palin

    As John McCain has shocked pretty much everybody with his pick of Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as his running mate, it's important to prepare for the attacks on her that will be launched, starting this afternoon, by the Democrats and the media. For at...

  • August 17, 2008

    How the GOP Can Counter Pelosi on Energy

    One of the major criticisms of the Republicans in this Congress has been their inability to take advantage of issues that fall into their laps. We're currently seeing an example of that in the Senate, where John McCain's buddy Lindsey Graham, by orga...

  • July 14, 2008

    Iraq and the Surrounding Region, As Obama Wanted It

    It's worthwhile for us to imagine what Iraq would look like today had Barack Obama been in control way back in 2007, particularly as Iran launches missiles over the Persian Gulf and continues its unabated quest for nuclear weapons.  How wou...

  • July 2, 2008

    How to Lower Oil Prices Now and in the Future

    Last week, Barack Obama and his ideological fellowship mocked John McCain after the Senator stated that opening up domestic oil exploration would have an immediate negative impact on oil prices, primarily because of psychological reasons, long before...

  • June 12, 2008

    Countering Democrats on Drilling

    The Democrats have a standardized talking point against any domestic drilling (in  ANWR, the Midwest oil shales and off-shore), settling on the comeback: "It won't help us today." Energy-savvy Republicans too often respond "If Cli...

  • June 6, 2008

    Obama About to Break His First General Election Promise

    On November 27th of last year, Common Cause released its Presidential candidate questionnaire on political reform, submitted to the Democratic candidates by the Midwest Democracy Network. Here are Questions 1-A and 1-B, with Barack Obama's answe...

  • May 16, 2008

    If The GOP Wants To Govern Like Democrats, Why Have a Separate Party?

    Republicans are and should be panicked over the fact that conservative Democrat Travis Childers just defeated Republican Greg Davis by a margin of 54%-46% in the race for a vacant Mississippi congressional seat. That seat is in a conservative distric...

  • May 15, 2008

    If The GOP Wants To Govern Like Democrats, Why Have a Separate Party?

    Republicans are and should be panicked over the fact that conservative Democrat Travis Childers just defeated Republican Greg Davis by a margin of 54%-46% in the race for a vacant Mississippi congressional seat. That seat is in a conservative di...

  • February 27, 2005

    Evolution, origins of life, and textbooks

    With each passing month, I grow more confident that a paradigm shift is drawing near in the scientific and intellectual community. The formerly impregnable facade of Modernity, with its creation story grounded in Scientific Materialism and its ethic ...