Sentence examples for conservative scorecard from inspiring English sources

It is making a yes vote a black mark for a lawmaker on Heritage's conservative scorecard, urging its members to call their representatives and senators, "pretty much everything we can," said Dan Holler, a spokesman for Heritage Action.

But Ryan wasn't completely deferential to Heritage Action, the hectoring political arm of the Heritage Foundation, which keeps track of how often a member of Congress votes with the conservative group through a scorecard.

The FRCA scorecard lists other conservative causes Walsh backed that were taken up by the Council.

At least some outside Republican consultants think Boehner essentially answered those questions by declaring Republicans would no longer be slaves to self-appointed guardians of conservative doctrine and their vote scorecard.

Comparing the growth record under his "budgets for stability" with those of previous Conservative governments gives Brown a pretty impressive scorecard, even if he does overdo the boasting.

The club statement promised to include Wednesday's vote on its annual scorecard of members' commitment to fiscally conservative legislation.

On the other end of the spectrum are members like Senator Max Baucus of Montana, whose N.R.A. scorecard is indistinguishable from those of conservative Republicans.

You would think that in an election year, the Supreme Court justices might cooperate with popular efforts to label them liberal or conservative, lining up the big decisions on a political scorecard.

came to the Heritage Foundation on Wednesday morning to tell the conservative group it was time to put down their scorecards and coalesce behind a common vision.

On my own scorecard the GOP lost both gay and Christian conservative votes as a result of the whole exercise.

Independent scorecards generally rank Mr. Cornyn among the most conservative senators — a point he is insistently invoking in the run-up to the March primaries.