A Couple of Caucuses/Primaries Coming Up Besides Florida

    A couple of primaries/caucuses are coming up for the Republican primary. February 4-Nevada (Binding caucus, 3 superdelegates, 25 delegates) February 4-11-Maine (Non-binding caucus, 3 superdelegates, 21 delegates) February 7-Colorado (Non-binding caucus, 3 superdelegates, 33 delegates) February 7-Minnesota (Non-binding caucus, 3 superdelegates, 37 delegates) February 7-Missouri (Non-binding primary, 3 superdelegates, 49 delegates)

    A Plea for a New Candidate to Enter the Republican Primary

    Dear any Republican besides this current field, Will you consider entering this broken and unfulfilling Republican priamry field? Us Republicans all around the country need a new candidate to enter the field and take the momentum to win the Republican nomination. This current Republican field is broken and corrupt. None of the candidates represent true conservative values and what it means to be a real | Read More »

    Predictions For Upcoming Primaries/Caucuses

    Florida (January 31)-Romney will win Florida in a close race. Gingrich will do well in the rural areas and the panhandle/areas close to his home state of Georgia, but, Romney will make up the difference in southern Florida and the coasts because that is where all of the high-income earners live. The senior vote will also go for Romney. Paul will do well in the | Read More »

    Making the Non-Existent Case for Jon Huntsman

    There is no case to be made for Jon Huntsman. He has had no chance of winning the Republican nomination since he entered the race many months ago. He made a terrible strategy of just focusing on one state (New Hampshire), which he somehow thinks will get him the nomination. The former Utah Governor is another Mitt Romney and does not represent true conservatives across | Read More »

    Cain and Gingrich To Have Head-To-Head Debate Next Month

    Some Texas tea-party activists have agreed to hold a “modified Lincoln-Douglas debate” next month between businessman and current frontrunner Herman Cain and former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich. Bill O’Sullivan, the treasurer of the Texas Tea Party Patriots, says that both candidates have agreed to appear at the debate. The debate will mostly focus on fiscal issues. The event will be held on November | Read More »

    California Is Infringing On Our Voting Rights

    Apparently, California wants to infringe on our voting rights and pass a bill that would effectively limit our choices for elective office, and violate the rights we have in electing members of our government. The California State Senate will vote on Bill AB 1413 on September, 8. The bill would abolish the write-in space on all general election ballots, and deny Californians their right to | Read More »

    HARRY REID PICKS HIS THREE NOMINEES FOR THE SUPER COMMITTEE

    According to some Democratic sources close to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Reid will pick his three nominees for the “super committee” assigned with finding $1 trillion in spending cuts by the end of this year. The sources say that the three are: Patty Murray (D-WA), Max Baucus (D-MT), and John Kerry (D-MA). Also, according to the sources, Reid has picked Murray to serve as the | Read More »

    Apparently, 13 Texans Are Running For President PART 2

    (Continued….) Jared Blankenship, a former teacher from Hereford running as a Republican, has been campaigning around Iowa for a while now and has been running an under-the-radar campaign. He says the belief that Americans still have in the political system rejuvenated his campaign. (He was campaigning in Osceola, Iowa when he said this). He is facing an uphill battle to try and receive votes in next | Read More »

    Apparently, 13 Texans Are Running For President PART 1

    Well, folks, with the distaste for the political system in 2012, there are more people than ever filing with the FEC to run for President against President Obama in next year’s election. Thirteen candidates for President that have filed with the FEC are from Texas, with a couple of them almost always in the headlines. Out of the thirteen candidates, there are six Republicans, one | Read More »

    Lawmakers Think They Can Control Anything

    The University of Tennessee’s bookstore has pulled packages of breath mints off of their shelves after a state legislator complained. On the box is a picture of President Obama and labeled “dissapoint-mints.” Democratic state rep. Joe Armstrong visited the store and told the manager that he thought the mints were “offensive.” Apparently, he thinks he has all of the power. Armstrong told The Knoxville News | Read More »