January 07, 2016
FedUp PAC Staff
Conservatives put little faith in President Obama’s strategy for the war against Islamic terrorists, according to a survey by FedUp PAC. Only 4% rated the President’s performance as excellent or good, while 95% labeled it as poor. The President’s speech following the San Bernardino terrorist attack made a mere 4% feel reassured about his strategy.
The possibility of...
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January 05, 2016
FedUp PAC Staff
Republican plans to manipulate a brokered convention in favor of an establishment candidate could split the GOP and destroy its chance to elect a president in 2016, according to a poll conducted by FedUp PAC.
The possibility that GOP power brokers will find a way to use the rules to hijack the convention and ignore the will of the voters was a great concern for 82%...
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December 29, 2015
FedUp PAC Staff
The Republican establishment has stepped up its warnings that the GOP cannot win in November unless it nominates a respectable establishment candidate. No “outsider” need apply.
The same thing was said to promote the nominations of Mitt Romney, John McCain, and Bob Dole. That alone should warn us that the establishment is not very good at picking winners...
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December 28, 2015
FedUp PAC Staff
You would think that by now that congressional Republicans would have a solid track record of opposing Barack Obama’s left-wing agenda. After all, thanks to the landslide 2014 elections, Republicans hold more seats in Congress than they have since the 1920s. A good number of GOP congressmen are constitutional conservatives aligned with Tea Party values. What’s more, Harry Reid no longer...
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December 28, 2015
FedUp PAC Staff
Donald Trump and Ted Cruz were big winners in Tuesday’s Republican presidential debate according to a poll of conservatives conducted by FedUp PAC.
Trump was named the winner of the debate by 39%, while 31% chose Cruz, the Senator from Texas. Only 9% saw Florida Senator Marco Rubio coming out on top, while 7% picked Dr. Ben Carson. No other candidate reached 5%.
The results...
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December 22, 2015
FedUp PAC Staff
Conservatives see the “compromise” spending bill crafted by Speaker Paul Ryan as a surrender to President Obama, according to an unscientific poll conducted by FedUp PAC. A huge majority of 94% wants the House to “remove Ryan and install a speaker who will fight Obama down the line.
The spending bill approved by the House (with the support of a majority of Republicans) provided full funding for...
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December 22, 2015
FedUp PAC Staff
Conservatives see the “compromise” spending bill crafted by Speaker Paul Ryan as a surrender to President Obama, according to an unscientific poll conducted by FedUp PAC. A huge majority of 94% wants the House to “remove Ryan and install a speaker who will fight Obama down the line.
The spending bill approved by the House (with the support of a majority of Republicans) provided full funding...
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December 10, 2015
FedUp PAC Staff
It was only a matter of time. Republican kingpin Karl Rove has jumped head first into the 2016 presidential campaign. Rove has not endorsed any candidate – at least not publicly. But according to a November 28 post on Bloomberg Politics, he is pulling strings behind the scenes to raise money for Dr. Ben Carson, Donald Trump’s closest opponent. Rove may be late to the game, but he is finally...
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December 10, 2015
The answer to that question is one American voters should demand of Mrs. Clinton heading into the 2016 election year. According to public opinion polls, she has at least an even chance of becoming the next President of the United States. Bernie Sanders does not. But that doesn’t mean a President Clinton won’t come under massive pressure from the open borders lobby and from Hispanic radicals to...
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December 10, 2015
President Barack Obama could have said a lot of things in the wake of a Muslim terrorist massacre in San Bernadino, California, that left 14 people shot dead and 17 others badly hurt. But the best he could do to explain the attack was to suggest the killers had “mixed motives.”
Maybe that’s what Americans should have expected from a president who can’t bring himself to use the words “radical...
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