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Ned Ryun: In Search of Americanism

Time and again the progressive Left succeeds in forcing people to play by its rules. We see it in the halls of Congress, in statehouses,…

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Ned Ryun: The Wisconsin Fight

Even those who barely follow politics couldn’t avoid seeing Wisconsin constantly in the news last year. It started with Governor Scott Walker’s much-needed Budget Repair…

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This is What Real Change Looks Like

At American Majority, we get the chance to witness events that definitively affirm our ongoing efforts to empower the conservative grassroots. We believe that national, generational…

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American Majority Trains 20,000th Conservative Activist

We have passed a major milestone in our mission to develop a new conservative infrastructure to protect America, having now trained 20,000 candidates and activists. …

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The Relentless Pursuit of Americanism

It should be no secret to anyone who reads my columns in The American Spectator or my posts here that not only do I strongly believe that…

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A Tale of Two Movements

Ned Ryun is a regular contributor to the American Spectator. This month he dove in to the history of the progressive movement as it compares…

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American Majority Alumnus Is Changing Local Politics In Virginia

“I’m afraid of what we’ve done here.” That’s how a long-time liberal incumbent of the local school board in Loudoun County, Virginia reacted to cuts…

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Statement from Ned Ryun on the Death of Andrew Breitbart

Ned Ryun, President of American Majority, released the following statement today in reaction to the untimely passing of his friend Andrew Breitbart. Ryun is a…

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Tea Party rallies are history but the movement is far from it

There’s a lot of wishful thinking in Washington. Beltway Democrats wish for more of our money to spend. Beltway Republicans wish no one would notice…

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Judge Napolitano’s Rant Is Right: It’s About ‘Them’

Making its way through cyberspace is a bold, brash and largely accurate depiction of the state of American government and politics. Delivered on his last…

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The Demise of the Tea Party is Greatly Exaggerated

Certain people keep opining that the Tea Party is all but dead, but those who wish for the demise of the Tea Party are missing the emerging new political infrastructure where Tea Party groups have set aside rallies for political action.

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American Majority Racing: Launching An Unprecedented Program

American Majority Racing is a national program of American Majority, the nation’s leading conservative grassroots training organization. The program is designed to target millions of…

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Workers, Jobless Have Common Enemy in Eco-Fringe

For decades now we’ve been hearing about the dangers of America’s dependence on oil from enemy nations or unstable parts of the world. We’ve also been hearing since the 1970s about a need to expand domestic energy production in a way that protects the environment. With each successive election Americans are told about the nation’s energy crisis in bleak terms. That rhetoric is warranted. The problem is real. However, the environmental agenda is a charade.

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New Leaders Needed

If you think the progressive left is going to just lay down in 2012 and accept that their ideas have failed, think again. What We…

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Conservatives Need 2012 Bottom Up Strategy

2012 WILL BE A HOUSE TO HOUSE FIGHT AGAINST STATISM If you think that the progressive left is pinning its hopes for victory on Obama…

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What Penn State, Washington and Wall Street Have In Common

Watching the sex scandals at Penn State and now Syracuse Universities develop, one can’t help but wonder how people with such polluted values could be…

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RYUN TO POWELL: WAKE UP

An Open Letter to Colin Powell from Ned Ryun, President of American Majority regarding Powell’s comments on ABC’s This Week regarding the Tea Party: November…

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Grassroots Activism Wins over Big Money: Wisconsin Leaders Fight Hard

When the historic 2011 recall elections in Wisconsin were over late this summer, conservatives withstood an assault from labor unions to maintain a 17-16 majority…

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ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: Steve Vaughan Wins Big

Newly elected State Representative Steve Vaughn of Ponca City (OK) has deep roots and a love for his state that goes back to the generations…

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American Majority’s Training Bomb, September 17th, 2011

On September 17th, 2011, we will celebrate the 224th anniversary of the signing of our Constitution. It is one of the greatest political documents in history, and…

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No More “Boone-Doggles”

I’m tired of “business as usual” in Washington, D.C. I know a lot of you are as well. It is this reaction to the status…

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The New Leaders Project Now Over 50% To Goal

We are proud to announce that more than 500 groups have now taken the New Leaders Pledge since the launch of this first-of-its-kind national program…

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Andrew Breitbart’s Righteous Indignation

I recently had the pleasure of having a little chat with Andrew Breitbart about his new book,  Righteous Indignation; Excuse Me While I Save the…

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Collective Bargaining Is a Privilege, Not a Right

I keep hearing the narrative that somehow, as though it were written in stone, collective bargaining is a right for public sector unions. I would disagree entirely: collective bargaining is a privilege, not a right, for public sector unions. And you know what? About 50 years ago, the A.F.L.-C.I.O. agreed with me. The union’s Executive Council in 1959 said: “In terms of accepted collective bargaining procedures, government workers have no right beyond the authority to petition Congress — a right available to every citizen.”

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