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In House, a band of new rebels By Gail Russell Chaddock | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor WASHINGTON - After dubbing President Bush's "open door" border policy a threat to national security, Rep. Tom Tancredo says, he got a call from Bush aide Karl Rove proposing that he never again "darken the doorstep of the White House." He's glad that the non-invite apparently didn't extend to the annual congressional Christmas party. "It means a lot to my wife," quips the third-term Colorado Republican, who attended the White House event Monday. There's no question that a public rift with...

Maricopa County GOP Passes Resolutions Opposing Amnesty, Supporting PANBy Dennis Durband, Editor Over the objection of Chairman Tom Liddy, the Executive Guidance Council (EGC) of the Maricopa County Republican Party met in emergency session Wednesday, resulting in the passage of two resolutions related to illegal entry into the United States. The meeting was called by Vice-Chairman Steve Johnson when Liddy refused to convene the EGC. The resolutions were on the Jan. 10th agenda for the Mandatory Meeting of Maricopa County Republican Precinct Committeemen, but were not voted on because that meeting ran long, lost its quorum and the resolutions went...

For immediate release 9/12/2002 10:00 P.M. EDT Despite spending less than $500, Alzona, a fiscal conservative, wins 72,610+ votes (42.3%) in the statewide Republican Primary Election for Maryland ComptrollerTo: Assignment Desk, Daybook Editor Contact: Augustus Alzona, 301-530-8883 e-mail: alzona@verizon.netPress Release In his very first campaign for statewide public office, Augustus Alzona (R), a Bethesda CPA and management consultant, received an impressive 72,610 + votes (42.3%) cast in the September 10th Maryland Gubernatorial Primary Election. A well-known grassroots conservative, civil/constitutional rights advocate and minority community activist, Alzona, was around 7.7% short of the votes required to become the very first Filipino...

Whatever happened to the Republican Party? No, I don't mean the freedom loving folks out here who want a smaller government, lower taxes and a federal government that stays the hell out of our lives. We're all still here. It's the Republicans we thought we elected who are getting hard to find. Sure, there's still a whole slew of people in Washington who put the "R" after their name. Problem is, there are not very many of them acting like they should be allowed to call themselves Republicans. Bill Clinton and his cadre of crooks were not expected to obey...