Brian Sikma column

A native of Indiana, Brian Sikma has worked since 2004 to further the cause of conservative candidates and ideas throughout the Midwest. In 2006, he co-founded and led two different programs designed to increase the involvement of conservative young people in the political process in Indiana. Subsequent to this, he worked for The Wabash Group, a political consulting and public relations firm. He then went on to work as a Communications Director to Republican campaigns in the second largest media market in the state. Along with these jobs, he has contributed his time and effort to assisting state and local level candidates.

Throughout all of this, Brian started Reclaim Our Heritage, a small organization dedicated to informing and empowering citizens to take action and urge state and federal government to return to the ideals of the American Founding.

Believing in conservative principles because they are right and because they work, he has also contributed heavily to the rise of the conservative new media in Indiana. Currently, Brian is working to start an online strategy and public relations firm. He holds a degree in legal assistant studies from the Oak Brook College of Law and he continues to take part in pro-family policy debates along side of conservative leaders, organizations, and legislators in Indiana.

Brian Sikma

November 14, 2011

In a desperate move to boost their effort to recall Governor Scott Walker the liberal Soros-front group One Wisconsin Now has hijacked the Occupy Wall Street . . .

Brian Sikma

September 24, 2011

Jeremy Ryan is a habitual loser, or, to borrow a phrase from Senator Glen Grothman, a slob. Ryan is known around Madison as the "Segway Boy" after his distinct . . .

Brian Sikma

August 27, 2011

For Wisconsin, it seemed that the 2012 election had come a summer early. Until August 16th the airwaves were full of ads by campaigns and outside groups urging . . .

Brian Sikma

February 2, 2011

Perhaps the only point of clarity amidst the massive public protests in Egypt over the past half a week or so is that the administration of President Hosni . . .

Brian Sikma

January 2, 2011

It can't be all that bad to be Mike Pence right now. You've just helped your party take over the majority in Congress, you've toured your home state of Indiana . . .

Brian Sikma

July 7, 2010

Mike Fichter, the executive director of Indiana Right to Life, and the chairman of the IRTL PAC, has made news lately with his PAC's decision to adopt a no . . .

Brian Sikma

July 4, 2010

As Americans gather with family and friends across our great nation to celebrate the greatest of our national holidays, it is a good time to reflect on where we . . .

Brian Sikma

June 22, 2010

When Congressman Joe Barton (R-Texas) used his position as ranking member of the House Energy Committee to apologize to the leadership of BP for the way they . . .

Brian Sikma

June 4, 2010

A well-meaning arrogance dominates, drives, and defines the modern political left. Throughout the West liberals consistently advocate for policies that leave . . .

Brian Sikma

October 19, 2009

Long recognized as a measure of achievement, the Nobel Prizes are usually awarded to individuals who have labored diligently in a chosen field and can point to . . .

Brian Sikma

September 29, 2009

The past few weeks have seen a rapid series of developments take place with respect to our nation's foreign policy goals. In the first part of September we saw . . .

Brian Sikma

May 14, 2009

A few weeks ago the United States House of Representatives passed H.R. 1913, the Local Law Enforcement and Hate Crimes Prevention Act. It is expected that the . . .

Brian Sikma

March 18, 2009

Without a doubt one of the most contentious issues of President Bush's two terms in office was his appointment of various individuals to serve in the federal . . .

Brian Sikma

March 16, 2009

The recent, and ongoing, debate over the future of the Washington D.C. school voucher program has served as a high profile reminder that efforts must continue . . .

Brian Sikma

March 12, 2009

In order to be mainstream and successful, American political candidates and office holders must profess a strong faith in freedom and declare in resounding . . .