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There are many different sub-groups within the conservative movement, but a common thread runs through them on most of the major issues. Learn the principles and ideologies of the movement, as well as conservative views on abortion, terrorism, faith in government, economy, education and foreign policy.
  1. Follow the 2012 Elections
  2. Issues of Enduring Importance
  3. Conservative Perspectives
  4. Conservatives & President Barack Obama
  1. Following the Tea Party Movement
  2. Tracking the 2010 Midterm Elections
  3. How the 2008 Elections Affected Conservatives

Follow the 2012 Elections

2008 was the year of the Democrats and Obama. 2010 saw the rise of the tea party and Republicans. Track what happens in 2012 and see who comes out in top in all of the important races.

Issues of Enduring Importance

Tracking the latest developments on the most important issues concerning conservatives.

Conservative Perspectives

Not sure whether you fit the conservative mold? Here are descriptions of six different types of conservatism and an overview of the key principles in the movement.

Conservatives & President Barack Obama

What are the most important issues facing conservatives today? Learn what they are and how most conservatives approach them.

Following the Tea Party Movement

A closer look at the latest developments regarding the most influential conservative movement in modern U.S. history.

Tracking the 2010 Midterm Elections

How will Obama's first term affect voter turnout in 2010, and what will be the effect of his administration on the balance of power in the House and Senate?

How the 2008 Elections Affected Conservatives

What's next for the conservative movement now that Barack Obama and the Democrats have been swept into office? Is it a blessing in disguise or the start of a national nightmare? Will the conservative movement return to its roots and tenets of small government, free enterprise and strong national defense, or will it continue to wander radically far right and become dominated by social issues alone?

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