From Friday, November 27, 2009 (Black Friday) - November 30, 2009 (Cyber Monday), ProudConservative.com is running the biggest sale on it's merchandise ever!  The prices have never been this low. Stock up now for yourself, for Christmas and Chanukah presents.  Avoid the crowds and rude people at the Black Friday sales and get all of your shopping done from the comfort of home.  You will not believe the prices!!!  Go to The Store page right now by clicking on the picture! Hurry before the sale is over!!!  T-shirts normally priced $15.95 are selling for  $10.00!!! Sweatshirts already on sale for $24.95 are selling for $20.00!!! Hats normally priced $19.95 are selling for $15.00!!!  Bumper stickers normally priced $3.00 are selling for $2.00!!! EVEN the clearance priced T-shirts already reduced to $7.99 are selling for an incredible $5.01!!!  The sale ends approximately 9:00 p.m. E.S.T. on Monday November 30, 2009. Don't miss out.  The prices will NOT be this low again for a long time!!!

I will be away for the weekend....up in Rhode Island for a hockey tournament....so all orders placed on Friday, Saturday and Sunday will be shipped out on Monday 11/30/09.

- Trent

I will try to post when I can.  As a matter of fact, I have a HUGE black Friday through cyber Monday sale coming up in a few days.  The lowest prices ever on all the merchandise.  I suggest you check back in on Thanksgiving night for details.  BELIEVE ME!!!!!  You'll want to stock up this weekend and get all your Christmas and Chanukah shopping done this weekend.

I appreciate your patience.

-Trent

So....knowing my words here are inadequate at best...let me simply say to our veterans, "Thank you."

-Trent

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In New Jersey, while certainly not a full on conservative, but far from being a liberal, Republican Chris Christie, won the Governor race with a 5 point margin.  Barack Obama also won New Jersey last year with a 15 point margin.  That is a 20 point swing towards the Republicans.

Many liberals are saying these races were not a referendum on President Obama, and to some extent there is some truth to that.  People tend to vote locally on local issues.  However, polling at the voting stations showed that many people were voting as a way to show their displeasure with Obama and the current direction of this country.  Time will tell.  The 2010 mid-term elections will be a much better barometer for voters' satisfaction or dissatisfaction with Obama and the Democratic Congress.

Some have already suggested that conservatives should never have backed Hoffman and then maybe Scozzafava, the liberal running as a Republican, would have won and that seat would have remained in the Republican aisle.  That is complete nonsense.  Had Scozzafava won, all we would have had was another liberal in Congress who happened to have an (R) after her name.  She would have voted with the Democrats.  It would have made no difference.  As proof of this, when Sozzafava dropped out of the race, she endorsed the liberal Democrat in the race.  This shows where her ideology is.....liberal.  

What people need to remember is that this was a special election.  This seat is up again in one year...2010.  Had Scozzafava won, she would be the incumbent and you know the parties fight off primary challengers in favor of incumbents.  Doug Hoffman, while not winning, saved NY 23 from having a liberal "Republican" fill that seat.  In 2010, a conservative can try to win that seat back....hopefully with backing form the Republican party from the outset.

Politically though, it's extremely liberal.  So you can imagine how shocked I was this morning to find that I was quoted in an article in the Village Voice.  

There is an article entitled, "Rightbloggers get a scalp, and perhaps a party, in NY-23" written by Roy Edroso.

The article basically talks about the the race in New York district 23 and how the conservatives broke rank with the Republicans and took a stand against liberal Republicans.  There were several quotes from various conservative blogs including one from me.

"For the Republicans who consider themselves conservative and still endorsed Scozzafava," said Proud Conservative, "let this be a lesson to you. We are done with the RINOs... You want us back? Start supporting the conservative candidates." 

That was from a quick little post I made the other day when Dede Scozzafava, the liberal Republican in the race, who was endorsed by several of the Republican establishment, dropped out of the race.  I was making the point that electing liberals with an (R) after their name is no better than electing a Democrat.  And as conservatives, we are getting sick and tired of the Republican elite trying to force this Democrat lite crap on us. 

So that's it for now.  I just thought it was kind of fun that I was quoted in The Village Voice and wanted to share that with you.

CLICK ON THE PICTURE ABOVE TO BE TAKEN TO THE VILLAGE VOICE ARTICLE.  MY QUOTE IS ON PAGE 2.

Dede Scozzafava has just dropped out of the race.  This leaves the race a 2 person contest.  A conservative versus a liberal Democrat.  For the Republicans who consider themselves conservative and still endorsed Scozzafava, let this be a lesson to you.  We are done with the RINOs.  We don't necessarily want to abandon the Republican Party, but we feel as if the Republican Party has abandoned us.  You want us back?  Start supporting the conservative candidates.

VOTE DOUG HOFFMAN ON NOV. 3 in NY 23.

- Trent 

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From the New York Times:

"Under the plan, which will be announced in the next few days by the Treasury Department, the seven companies that received the most assistance will have to cut the annual salaries of their 25 best-paid executives by an average of about 90 percent from last year. Their total compensation — including bonuses and retirement contributions — will drop, on average, by about 50 percent."

What the hell is going on in this country?  Does no one care?