Conservative Party (Illinois)

I share many of the opinions of writer R.S. McCain.  Support for Adam Andrzejewski is one of those.  Mr. McCain has written an interesting tidbit for The American Spectator that I thought you might find interesting.  I know I did.

Guess Who’s Joining the Tea Party Movement?

By Robert Stacy McCain on 1.28.10 @ 11:58AM

Lech Walesa, the Polish Cold War hero who is coming to Illinois to campaign for Republican gubernatorial candidate Adam Andrzejewski, will join Andrzejewski tomorrow afternoon at a Tea Party rally at the Dirksen Federal Building in Chicago.

It was in Chicago, of course, that the Tea Party movement began last February when CNBC’s Rick Santelli delivered “The Rant Heard Round the World.” No word yet on whether Santelli will be at Friday’s event.

One of seven candidates seeking the Republican nomination is Kirk Dillard.  According to a poll released on January 26, Public Policy Polling shows Dillard at 19%.  Adam Andrzejewski is at 11% with a bullet.  This bullet may well be the endorsement and campaign efforts of a world leader such as Mr. Walesa.

Mr. McCain writes, “Dillard, a state senator, has been hammered by fellow Republicans for  appearing in a 2008 campaign ad supporting Barack Obama.  Tuesday, Erick Erickson of the influential conservative Red State blog said of Dillard: ‘We must oppose this guy.’ Andrzejewski also got a boost yesterday when he appeared on Judge Andrew Napolitano’s Fox Business Network program.”

I know how much conservative Illinois citizens would enjoy seeing political corruption ended in their state.  I believe your vote for Adam Andrzejewski will put into motion the bus that corruption can be “thrown under.”

Marie A Cole

Your Republican Primary is only a few days away now.  Have you decided how you are going to vote?

Adam Andrzejewski has some solid solutions about reducing the deficit in Illinois.  I thought you might be interested to know what those solutions are.

Marie A Cole

I got the strangest thing in my mail today.  It’s a questionnaire from the Republican National Party.  They want me to fill it out giving them my feelings about issues facing Americans. (more…)

Bob Schillerstrom has dropped his bid for Governor in the Republican Primary.  The Chicago Sun-Times reports that according to spokesman Brad Hahn Schillerstrom is now expected to endorse Jim Ryan.

Schillerstrom was running as a pro-choice moderate Republican.  It seems clear to me as an outsider that Illinois voters didn’t appreciate that viewpoint.  Due to his expected forthcoming endorsement for Jim Ryan, perhaps the voters should more closely question Mr. Ryan as to his own willingness to accept the leaning-liberal endorsement of Mr. Schillerstrom. (more…)

At a press conference to be held on Tuesday, January 19, 2010, it will be announced that Senator Patrick O’Malley is endorsing Republican Adam Andrzejewski for Governor of Illinois. (more…)

As you know, my goal is to provide as much information as I possibly can so that you, the Illinois voter, will be able to make your decision regarding choosing your candidate for Governor of Illinois based on facts.

Last week, I watched the Illinois Republican candidate debate.  I heard many interesting things – including a professed pro-abortion Republican.  Bob Schillerstrom has been endorsed by Personal PAC – a bi-partisan organization dedicated to electing pro-choice state and local candidates in Illinois.  He also says he only wants to serve one-term.  Wonder why?  Could it be that he knows he will be so unpopular that he would be unable to win a second election? (more…)

This should be a relatively easy decision for you to make regarding which candidate you will choose to support.  There is no incumbent since the office is vacant at the present time.  You’ll be starting with a clean slate after the election.

Once again I have listed the candidates and provided links to their web sites.  My comments will be at the end. (more…)

Illinois, you have a decision to make.  Your primary election is just around the corner – February 2, 2010 – and if you haven’t already decided how you plan to vote, I want to help.

I remember as a child I hated election time.  It seemed that every time we got a newspaper, someone was running for something.  The headline was always, “Vote for ME!”  There was always plenty of talk around the 6:00 pm news on our television also.  I was never impressed with any of it.  Now that I am old enough to see the importance of elections, I feel considerably differently about the entire subject. (more…)

Obviously, the Conservative Voice is being heard more loudly than we thought.  Democrats in the House and Senate are “retiring” two at a time.  Not just the “keep a low profile” Dems either – these are the big guns.

The latest to join the ranks of the unemployed of their own volition are Senator Byron Dorgan of North Dakota and (thank God for answered prayers) Senator Chris Dodd of Connecticut.  Bless their hearts they’re tired and ready to rest after their long illustrious (?) careers during which time they have sent America and Americans down the tubes. (more…)

2009 can now officially become a memory, thank God!  Let’s move forward into 2010 with due diligence and respect for our Conservative viewpoints.  We must and will be heard in every 2010 election all across the United States. (more…)