Jason Mattera

More on the Youth Vote

These videos are are a rewind to before the election, but yet they still serve as a good primer on how the GOP can target younger voters, which I've explained elsewhere. It comes down to this: young people crave choices and services that big government can NEVER provide. Since when is it cool to allow government bureaucrats to regulate your life? Our message is about freedom baby, and for some inexplicable reason, conservative pols just don't juxtapose our ideas of liberty to the Left's insistence of statism. Grow some balls, fellas!

Party like a rock star

sans the crowd surfing, illegal debauchery, drunken debauchery, sexual debauchery, and paternity testing, that is. Just your run-of-the-mill, freedom-loving gathering of folks exercising their right to assemble and to protest. In this case, we may be viewed as sacrilegious: opposing The One? How.Dare.Us. Hence, I bring you pictures from the Rhode Island Tea Party. Um, hon. If you're a financially productive American, you are B.H.O's ATM. You crazy property-lover, you. Ah, the liberty bug struck this chap at a young age. WALNUT anyone? This brother is lucky he even has that. And here's my speech .

Alert: Most Ethical Congress strikes

Chris Dodd has as much integrity as Bill Clinton, which is to say he has none. Clinton may have used his position of power to solicit a BJ from Monica. But Chris Dodd? Well, well. He’s abused his authority as a senator to orchestrate shady land deals in Ireland, kickbacks from AIG executives, and sweetheart mortgage rates from lenders who he regulates as Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee. In this clip, I discuss the kickback-end of Dodd’s crookedness. Behold, the most ethical Congress ever: What other Dodd scandal did I miss? I'm sure at least two or three. Btw, here's my ...

Capturing the Youth Vote, conservative style

McCain lost the Youth Vote. Badly. He didn't just lose. He got drubbed. The catastrophe could be seen coming, as the GOP stopped spending time and money on college campuses, especially since President Reagan left office. The ironic thing is that young people are innately conservative, an argument I developed in a Washington Times op-ed before the election. McCain, needless to say, didn't pay any attention. But now, the election is over, and the GOP realizes that they are in very real danger of losing a whole generation of young people. It doesn't have to be this way. Here's my ...