In keeping with our commitment to report good news as well as bad, here are a few items that should give conservatives a burst of cheer this morning.

Obama’s image among blue-collar Dems and swing voters is struggling because of perceptions of the lavish …

American Crossroads asks, “After four years of a celebrity president, is your life any better?”

Good question.

For the millions of Conservatives and Libertarians across our country who are still sulking over the loss of their favored nominee candidate, Mitt Romney’s 11-minute speech in New Hampshire on April 24 should come as a bit of welcome relief and …

Some days, big things happen. The nature of the Supreme Court’s reaction to arguments on SB 1070 is producing ripples of shock and excitement across the interwebs.

The Supreme Court signaled Wednesday that it might uphold a key element of Arizona’s immigration law, as justices across …

Kirk Adams answers the questions about SB 1070 with poise and articulation. The left twists the immigration message so much it becomes vitally important to have talented people express Republican’s concerns without divisive language. Bravo Kirk Adams!

FOX News:

Mitt Romney swept Tuesday’s five Republican primaries, all but eliminating any remaining doubt that he will be the Republican candidate to face President Obama in November — though closest rival Newt Gingrich remains in the race for now.

Romney, who for weeks has …

This is a great video that begins to explore Obama’s leadership deficit.

The video closes with, “This is a big government but shouldn’t someone be in charge?” Good question.

Here is an observation from Arizona’s own Noble Thinking.

In February 2009, Obama said this about bank …

The U.S. Senate held a hearing today on SB1070 in advance of Supreme Court arguments defending the law.  For the most part, Republicans dismissed the hearing as being political theater.

“It’s just all, I believe, a political stunt that they’re performing today at the …

That is the headline of a short piece in the Greensboro Guardian by a colleague in North Carolina, Charles Davenport. Davenport’s focus is on Romney’s decency and patriotism, and on the fact that he is in the center-right, as opposed to being Obama-lite, …

The poll was conducted by the Merrill/Morrison Institute, and . . .

According to the poll of 488 registered voters, 42 percent said they would vote for former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, while 40 percent said they would support President Barack Obama and 18 percent …