Currently the Real Clear Politics electoral map shows President Obama in the lead with 221 electoral votes from states that are either solid, likely or leaning. As most of you know 270 is the number needed to win the presidency. Seeing this chart makes me want to tear my hair out and scream, “What is wrong with you people?” How could Obama be leading 221 | Read More »
Today in The Wall Street Journal, Kimberley Strassel has a piece that Drudge has picked up with this teaser line: Obama attempts to intimidate donors to Romney’s campaign. Apparently President Obama not only looks to Abraham Lincoln for presidential inspiration but also now to Richard Nixon. Nixon you may remember, became infamous during Watergate for formulating an “enemies list” of people he thought were his | Read More »
The term “Teflon President” was first used to describe Ronald Reagan because, with reference to the non-stick Teflon pan, because criticism and blame of President Reagan seldom seemed to stick. President Obama, one could argue, has also been a “Teflon President”. For when you consider the sluggish economy, historically high unemployment rates, soaring gas prices, an unpopular war dragging on, the highest deficits in | Read More »
“She Has Never Worked A Day In Her Life” That is the screaming headline this morning on Drudge, uttered by top Democratic consultant and Obama adviser Hilary Rosen about Ann Romney last night on CNN with Anderson Cooper. This attack on Mitt’s wife, mother of five boys and grandmother of 16, has ignited a media firestorm and opened up a new battleground as the ongoing | Read More »
Re-posted from PJ Media So what does the Etch A Sketch firestorm really mean for the Romney campaign? The answer is bad news and good news depending on where you stand politically. For the record, here is the entire exchange that has the chattering class all a twitter. HOST: Is there a concern that Santorum and Gingrich might force the governor to tack so far | Read More »
Re-posted from PJ Media Q. Congressman West, you have decided to run for reelection in newly drawn Florida District 18, where there are more Republican registered voters, instead of your current Florida District 22 that will also be redrawn to include more registered Democrat voters. This decision points to a realization that your conservative message only plays well in Republican-leaning districts, and that if you | Read More »
Re-posted from PJMedia Recently, I attended an event where a new 2012 Fisker Karma sports car was on display. Up until this time I had never heard of a Fisker Karma and after looking at the price tag I know why. It was a shocking $112,000. The Fisker Karma, manufactured by Fisker Automotive, looks like it should have a starring role in a Mission Impossible | Read More »
Re-posted from PJMedia.com In 2011, the political, social, and economic fabric of our nation stretched a little too far. Will 2012 be the year the seams burst? For starters, we have a broke, broken, polarized, and dysfunctional government, and that saga will play out on center stage in election year 2012. The people are polarized as well. However, one issue has upwards of 70% of | Read More »
Re-posted from PJ Media It’s a done deal! It’s a slam dunk! You can just about start printing the bumper stickers for the 2012 Republican presidential ticket. For as a result of this week’s GOP debate and a Virginia legislative election, the Romney/McDonnell ticket has been solidified. Mitt Romney, the inevitable Republican presidential nominee has become even more so as a result of Rick Perry’s | Read More »
Re-posted from PJMedia Recently I asked some very conservative friends who are Republican primary voters and “Anybody but Romney” club members to participate in a little poll I devised. If Romney were the GOP nominee which of the following would best describe you? 1. Definitely stay home and not vote 2. Might stay home and not vote 3. Fully support Romney as the nominee of | Read More »
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