What's New With the ASU CR's

The REAL Barack Obama

September 8, 2008

     Fellow College Republicans, this Tuesday, September 9 we will be joined by Francisco Gonzalez co-author of the book Who is the REAL Barack Obama?. We will be meeting in Lattie F. Coor Hall L1-38 from 5 PM-6PM
Francisco Gonzalez is the Director of Development for the James Madison Institute and was founder as well as managing editor of The Terrapin Times. Through his work in the conservative movement, Francisco has appeared on MSNBC and C-SPAN, and has twice spoken at the Conservative Political Action Conference.

Mr. Gonzalez will have his books available and he will be signing books after his presentation!

Volunteers for Victory

September 8, 2008

The Arizona Republican Party is looking for volunteers to help make phone calls at the party's Phoenix headquarters. If you are interested please contact Pascal Kropf with the state party at (602) 957-7770 or by email at Pascal Kropf.

Internship Opportunity

September 8, 2008

     Internship positions are available with the Arizona Republican Party. Internships provide a great opportunity to get hands on experience which may not only be valuable in your area of study but also for your future career endeavors. If you are interested please contact Pascal Kropf with the state party at (602) 957-7770 or by email at Pascal Kropf.



New Website Ready to Roll

August 22, 2008

     To complement a new semester and a new executive board, we have updated our website. Over the coming weeks, we will be adding content, creating new pages, and making sure that things generally "work".

If you have any questions or comments about the website, please let the webmaster know.




Right Wing Thoughts

The great William F. Buckley once said:

"I will not cede more power to the state. I will not willingly cede more power to anyone, not to the state, not to General Motors, not to the CIO. I will then use my power, as I see fit. I mean to live my life an obedient man, but obedient to God, subservient to the wisdom of my ancestors; never to the authority of political truths arived at yesterday at the voting booth."

William F. Buckley knew what he wanted from freedom. He also knew that power in the hands of an individual person working to better themselves is better than power in the hands of a group of people in the government working to better themselves. According to Buckley, there were no political truths that could have absolute authority when they were arrived at by the whims of the people. Instead, he chose to hold fast to the principles espoused by our fore-fathers.