A few days back I wrote a post that explained the reason I believed Romney should have used the instance of Ric Grenell (Romney’s former gay foreign policy advisor) leaving the campaign to push for toned down rhetoric coming from some of the people who were coming out harshly against the hireling. During this process, I let it be known that I am a person who is | Read More »
The last few days have been pretty interesting when it comes to politics. Mitt Romney made a huge mistake when he, or a member[s], of his team pushed out Ric Grenell, who is gay, and was his foreign policy spokesman. Michael Kinsley of Bloomberg News said this: “Grenell was told to sit in on conference calls with reporters and not say anything, which is tantamount to firing | Read More »
President Obama wont give Bush the credit he should get, but the SEAL seem to be ready to speak up. Amid all the talk of Romney’s lap of luxury, and the fictional statement where Romney supposedly said he would not have gone after Osama Bin Laden, many people are forgetting something: the men and women who really did all the real work when it | Read More »
Those who said Romney could not beat Obama may have been wrong. It is hard for people who have spent the last year saying, “If Mitt Romney wins the nomination, Obama will be reelected,” to say that the former governor now seems to have a legitimate chance at winning the presidency. That is what this blogger said on more than one occasion. It is one | Read More »
If you take the ideological arguments out of Obama’s speech, everything sounds great. He is fond of talking about how much he loves this country and how great it is. At first glance, this comment seems to point to a man proud of the country that allowed him to grow up and become president. “Somebody gave me an education. I wasn’t born with a silver spoon in | Read More »
The presidential election as begun, and so has the need for us to start talking about the issues that will soon become part of the campaign.The Bush Institute is convening a conference on tax policy and economic growth called “Tax Policies for 4% Growth: Evidence from the States, American History, Markets and Nations.” This is an important conference, and worth paying attention too. At 4% | Read More »
The general election is upon us, and in case you have not noticed, it is upon us.Santorum has made a valiant attempt at becoming the nominee, but for all the hyperbole coming from his camp these days, there is little chance that he stops Romney at this point. Therefore, it is time to start talking about the general election.Today we will talk about one of | Read More »
The Individual Mandate is Doomed, says CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin Well if you watched the video, which you should, then you know that many legal analyst have begun to worry that the Supreme Court will Strike down parts of Obamacare. The mandate is in a lot of danger, at least that is what we are hearing right now. John Podhoretz of the New York | Read More »
If you have yet to hear about Eric Fehrnstrom’s comment about Romney’s campaign becoming an Etch A Sketch, you must live in a political vacuum, but here you go, this is the comment that is likely to become the theme to Mitt Romney general election campaign, or at least in the attack ads levied against him. The Host: Is there a concern that | Read More »
At the end of George W. Bush presidency, he had an approval rating at a dismal 22 percent, leaving the Republican Party tired and disconsolate. President Bush had run on being a compassionate conservative, but ended up expanding the size and scope of government as well as adding trillions more in national debt. Some liberal pundits claimed the Republican Party was going to need 20 | Read More »
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