Not Evil Just Wrong

Blog / August 18, 2008

Check out the preview for this new flick aimed at showing the harms of extreme environmentalism.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHMOEVRysWE

They have a website you can visit here.

Are They Mad!? Have today’s conservatives lost touch on foreign policy?

Blog / August 11, 2008

Are they Mad!?

Have today’s conservatives lost touch on foreign policy?

by: Tony McDonald

Vice Chairman

Young Conservatives of Texas

**cross-posted from www.TexianOnline.com**

Traveling home today I had the radio tuned to the Mark Levin show. (My radio dial rarely deviates from XM’s ‘America Right’ channel – go figure.) Levin puts on what would be considered a pretty edgy, conservative talk show. Of course, the topic of the day was Putin, Russia, and the invasion of the former Soviet Republic of Georgia.

Call after call I listened to armchair saber-rattler Levin banter back and forth with his equally war-hungry callers on the various ways the United States should come to Georgia’s aide. Levin favored shipping arms to the Georgians – various callers suggested more drastic measures such as a “Berlin Air-lift” type event. (I’m not sure what the caller wanted us to air-lift in — maybe cheap Chinese stuff that Walmart can’t get rid of.)

The same question reentered my mind after each tirade: “Are these people Mad!?”

YCT Takes the Spotlight

Blog / August 6, 2008

Congrats to Young Conservatives of Texas at UT Austin member Brianna Becker for being this month’s student spotlight with the Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute.

YCT Alum and Friends Pen Obama Book

Blog / July 30, 2008

YCT Alumni Brendan Steinhauser and some friends of the organization, Steve Bierfeldt and Francisco Gonzalez joined forces to pen a new book called Who is the REAL Barack Obama.

You can order it here.

From their website:

Texas High School Named After Fallen Marine

Press Releases / July 18, 2008

The Young Conservatives of Texas would like to commend the Leander, Texas Independent School District for naming a local high school after a brave hometown fallen marine, Lieutenant Matthew Vandegrift.