Today, in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, Michael Bloomberg publicly “endorsed” Obama in his reelection campaign for President. His rationale – Climate Change. I know New York City is different than where I live in Virginia, but this is insanity at its finest. And I will quote Bloomberg: And while the increase in extreme weather we have experienced in New York City and around the | Read More »
With less than a week to go in the campaign before the vast majority of Americans vote for the next President, one would have to wonder what the Obama campaign will do in a desperate attempt to save his re-election chances. A few examples: Women The Democrats have continually pounded their chests about how Romney (and all other GOP candidates) is wrong for women. He | Read More »
With his most recent appearance on The Tonight Show and his upcoming appearance on MTV, Obama has cemented his title as The Celebrity President. Just to recap, Obama has appeared on the following TV shows, either as a candidate or more than likely as President: The Tonight Show – 5 times Late Night with David Letterman – 7 times Late Night with Jimmy Fallon | Read More »
The second part of Obama’s plan – which I am still trying to figure out why he didn’t release until two weeks before the election – is focused on achieving energy independence. His overall goal is to pursue an “all of the above” energy strategy. (Hasn’t he been saying this during his first term – before he started campaigning for re-election?) To do this, Obama | Read More »
When I saw this headline on the Fox Nation – CNN: Not Only Is Obama’s Plan Old, but It Doesn’t Add Up – I laughed at first, but then I decided I would look at the plan to see what nonsense the administration is putting out. (You can download a PDF copy of the plan here.) On the first page, you get the overview of | Read More »
In response to an uber-liberal poster on another site, I would like to “drill down” into the statistics she provided as being proof that conservatism is destroying America. The article (from the Daily Kos) states that the ten states with the lowest average median incomes in America are all governed by Republicans. On face value, that appears to be a damning statement. However, the overall | Read More »
As I had stated in an earlier post, Obama faced a test of his leadership when dealing with Iran and North Korea. Despite all of his bluster, both of those countries have continued down the same path toward nuclear capabilities despite Obama’s inexperienced and amateurish tactics. One would always hope that the leader of your country would learn from past mistakes. The question becomes: Has | Read More »
In this era of uber-partisan politics, a candidate labeling himself as a Republican places a bulls-eye on him by members of the Democratic party, especially progressives. The citizens of Miami-Dade County have removed “Republican” Mayor Carlos Alvarez from office on Tuesday. A sampling of a few websites that are trying to make political hay out of the Republican label: The Democratic Underground – They have posted multiple | Read More »
As defined by Dictionary.com: Progressive – adjective, favoring or promoting political or social reform through government action, or even revolution, to improve the lot of the majority. Obama has on numerous occasions been referred to as a progressive. Obama has even referred to himself as a progressive. By definition, progressives are seeking governmental intervention to improve the lot of majority. So, case in point, Obamacare | Read More »
“…You gather a group of middle-aged, middle-class, middle-income voters who remember with longing an easier time…” – Andrew Shepherd from The American President. For those who may not have seen that movie, the context of that statement is that people would want to go back to the “good old’ days” when everything seemed to be better than it is now. So, the question is why? | Read More »
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