Re-posted from PJ Media OK, now I am forced to move “FORWARD” in a bus with “Revenge” emblazoned on the side that is waiting to take me to re-education camp. So before I board, here are some thoughts on the election. Romney’s loss has its roots in the GOP primary race. The primary season went on far too long, hurting an already bruised “Republican Brand” | Read More »
It is important to note major news outlets have predicted that the Evangelical vote could be the group that wins the White House for Romney. With that in mind, this Christian checklist was sent to me today by a friend in Fairfax County, Virginia. (A swing county in a swing state.) If you are a Christian this checklist will help answer the question - How will I | Read More »
Re-posted from PJ Media Here is the exclusive background story behind the full-page ad running in today’s Washington Times with 500 names of retired admirals and generals who are endorsing Romney over the current commander in chief. This ad has become big news and has been widely reported on the day before the election. The force behind the ad is Carl Smith. Here is an email he sent me | Read More »
Re-posted from PJ Media What prominent institution did everything it could to make George W. Bush a failed president? If your answer is the mainstream media (MSM) you would be correct. The MSM was shocked shocked when Bush won reelection in 2004 and they were not going to cut him any slack whatsoever about anything good or bad that was happening in our nation at the time. Remember what | Read More »
Instead of wearing an “I voted early” sticker, I would much rather wear an “I voted early so stop calling me” sticker. For it is no exaggeration that we receive at least 30 calls a day from Republican groups and candidates. That said, yesterday was the day I had scheduled to vote early. Several times this week, while driving by the polling place, I noticed | Read More »
Re-posted from PJ Media Today’s news, that according to e-mails, U.S. officials knew the attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, on September 11 killing four Americans, including our Ambassador, was a terrorist attack within two hours. Obviously, this means CIA Director General David Petraeus immediately knew most, if not all of the details. So why did General Petraeus stay quiet when the president | Read More »
Re-posted from PJ Media Last week a Washington D.C. Republican consultant happily told my husband that Romney yard signs had overtaken Obama signs in what is usually his very Democrat leaning, upscale neighborhood in Fairfax County, Virginia. Situated close to our nation’s capitol, Fairfax County is a fierce battleground within a must-win battleground state for both Obama and Romney. After the consultant reported this positive | Read More »
Re-posted from PJ Media Our nation has always prided itself on an orderly transition of presidential power. Nothing showcases that orderly transition more than the president and the president-elect together riding in a limo up to Capitol Hill for the inauguration ceremony. This limo ride is especially noteworthy if the president-elect has just defeated the president. You have to go all the way back to | Read More »
Re-posted from PJ Media Yesterday, while at my mother’s nursing home in Florida, one of the managers called me into her office. She told me she did not have my mother’s absentee ballot, but the Board of Elections was sending the ballot, and it would arrive in time for voting next week. While telling me this, the manager is holding a stack of absentee ballots | Read More »
One of the following scenarios might just accurately predict the news coverage the day after the presidential election. (These scenarios are in no particular order of probability.) Scenario 1 President Obama narrowly wins reelection with Ohio’s 18 electoral votes bringing him across the finish line. The final electoral vote total is Obama 273 and Romney 261. Republicans are crying foul and heading to court based | Read More »
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