Perry loses cool in Vegas as Cain wins GOP debate 3400 to 999

By: Mike gamecock DeVine (Diary)  |  October 18th at 11:45 PM  | 

Cain wins Nevada GOP debate 3400 to 999, Perry loses cool Garden-gate attack on Mitt Romney and inappropriate  show of temper may make Rick  Perry wish his performance could have stayed in Vegas by the time the next polls are conducted. But Herman Cain heartened anti-Romney conservative hearts by offering a blockbuster alternative to RomneyCare and/or ObamaCare with a call for interstate competition in the health care industry. | Read More »

How might Mitt purge his progressive past

By: Mike gamecock DeVine (Diary)  |  October 14th at 04:17 PM  | 

The 29% ceiling on Romney’s support was erected by him, not Southern Evangelicals Bachmanns and Perrys come and Bachmanns and Perrys go, but Mitt never gets the leftovers, no matter how much he raises Cain. And don’t be fooled by the recent semantic flap over “Christians” and “cults”. Even Reverend Jeffress admitted that he would vote for Mormon Romney over Christian President Barack Obama. Religion is the least of Mitt’s problems with all Republican voters | Read More »

Mitt’s church shares Judeo-Christian American values. Rev. Wright’s doesn’t.

By: Mike gamecock DeVine (Diary)  |  October 8th at 10:04 AM  | 

Of cults and Christians This religious right Southern Baptist Christian gamecock from South Carolina now perched atop his Stone Mountain of Georgia roost was an early supporter of Mitt Romney in 2008 and thinks he would be a great president beginning in 2013. Yet, Romney’s Mormon Church was founded precisely because its adherents disagreed with Protestants and Catholics on the doctrine of the nature of | Read More »

Debates show Cain more able than Romney, Perry et al

By: Mike gamecock DeVine (Diary)  |  September 23rd at 05:07 PM  | 

The businessman eschews semantics and revising history in favor of taking care of America’s business Is Social Security a  Ponzi scheme? A “failure”? Who cares what one-word description best fits says Herman Cain. Leave such irrelevancies to politicians, academics and bloggers with time on their hands. He would rather be about the business of curing what ails America. Admittedly, it helps to have a record in | Read More »