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Christopher Adamo

Christopher Adamo is a freelance writer who lives in southeastern Wyoming and has been active in local and state politics for many years. His website is at: www.chrisadamo.com.
Articles by this Author
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» Constitutional Courts Are a Threat to Liberals
By Christopher Adamo | Published 02/5/2010 | From Our Writers | Unrated
        The reverberations from Republican Senator Scott Brown’s Massachusetts election had barely subsided when an even greater shockwave was sent throughout the liberal world. 
» Preventing Moderates From Hijacking an Election
By Christopher Adamo | Published 01/29/2010 | From Our Writers | Unrated
         It is critical that real Republican conservatives assert themselves, reaffirm the conservative and constitutional foundations of the GOP, and prevent party “moderates” from moving the debate to the fabled “center,” thereby throwing the liberal opposition a lifeline.
» GOP Cannot Coast Into 2010 Elections
By Christopher Adamo | Published 01/8/2010 | From Our Writers | Unrated
         The 2010 mid-term campaign season is now upon America, and none too soon.  With two weeks still to go before his term reaches the one-year mark, the damage that Barack Obama has inflicted on this nation is almost incomprehensible.
» That Annoying Issue of "Home Security"
By Christopher Adamo | Published 12/31/2009 | From Our Writers | Unrated
        After less than a year in office, the evidence of the real Barack Obama is undeniable.  Here is a man who shows no respect for this nation, its national symbols, its heritage, or its anthem.  Yet he bows low to other national leaders, particularly from regressive regimes.
» Is There No Stopping This Liberal Madness?
By Christopher Adamo | Published 12/27/2009 | From Our Writers | Unrated
        The power to control America’s "purse strings," if acquired through extra-legal means, must be curtailed and those involved held accountable.  Otherwise, an explosive combination of enormous national prosperity and the moral bankruptcy of high office holders who can gain access to it will ensue.
» Betting America's Future on the "Healthcare Circus"
By Christopher Adamo | Published 12/20/2009 | From Our Writers | Unrated
         Somehow, a system that is so necessary to achieve ''fairness'' and ''social justice'' among the lowly masses will not be sufficient for the needs of the elected aristocracy.  America is indeed on the verge of fracturing into a society of the privileged ''ruling class,'' and the peasantry (which is the rest of us).
» Rising Leaders in the Republican Party
By Christopher Adamo | Published 12/10/2009 | From Our Writers | Unrated
         As the nation sinks further under the oppression of the Obama/Reid/Pelosi offensive, the people of the Heartland are desperately looking for leaders who will arise to carry the torch of conservatism and traditional values.
» Hope and Change and Lies
By Christopher Adamo | Published 12/4/2009 | From Our Writers | Unrated
          Outrage over the suppressed data refuting “global warming” at the East Anglia Institute in England, now spans the world.  Though as a result of a liberal media “blackout,” news of the event currently remains primarily confined among the intellectually honest participants in the climate debate.
» Palin, Conservatism, and the Disconnected GOP
By Christopher Adamo | Published 11/19/2009 | From Our Writers | Unrated
        If the Republican movers and shakers can muster the courage to field and support truly conservative candidates, America will rally to them.
» Lessons Learned From New York District 23
By Christopher Adamo | Published 11/14/2009 | From Our Writers | Unrated
         The special congressional election in New York congressional district 23 adds the sobering reminder that the GOP can certainly blow this opportunity if it resorts to its past pathetic pattern of dithering and posturing.
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Blogs by this Author
Published 01/17/2008
        Perhaps it is overly limiting to discuss the present state of our nation, and thus its prospects for the future, without broadening the topic to include all ...
Published 01/31/2008
       Despite all of the in-depth political analysis that deals far too specifically with each candidate’s professed policies and appeal to voters, the bulk of thi...