Suggestion for Changes to Primaries

    Okay, we all know Romney managed to win the primary was because we weren’t able to consolidate behind a particular candidate.  The conservative vote was split so many different ways that Romney with the unlimited resources managed to win things by default.  I think something needs to be done in the primaries to help make sure something like that doesn’t happen again.   Okay in | Read More »

    Why Replacing Boehner would be rather pointless

    Note this will be a fairly long entry divided into 2 main parts, 1st part is about Speaker Boehner, second part concerns why McConnell probably should be replaced. Okay I this may be a little out of order in reference to Article I, but the answer as to why replacing Boehner won’t do anything except shooting ourselves in the proverbial foot.  While section 7 shows | Read More »

    My Theory to how we lost

    I know how people are blaming this group and that group, I think it was a culmination of factors, I do not believe social conservatives are to blame. As everyone well knows Obama’s political experience comes from Chicago, they are masters of demonizing people. 1. Most of the Republican voters let themselves get manipulated in the primary, so the Democrats got the candidate they wanted | Read More »

    Mount Obama washes away

    CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A torrential downpour that struck Charlotte  Saturday  afternoon damaged the Mount Rushmore-style sand sculpture bust  of President  Obama — an ominous beginning to what many fear is a plagued  convention. Workers were trying Saturday afternoon to reform the base of the  sculpture,  built from sand brought in from Myrtle Beach, S.C., pounding  and smoothing out  the sand that had washed off the | Read More »

    Obama has further soured US relations with Israel

    Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu got into a diplomatic shouting match  with US Ambassador Dan Shapiro over US President Barack Obama’s handling of Iran’s nuclear program, saying “time has run out” for diplomacy, Yediot Aharonot cited a source as saying on Friday. According to the report, which The Jerusalem Post could not independently verify, the showdown took place as Netanyahu met with Shapiro and Republican Congressman | Read More »

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    Why Romney’s announcement was a mistake.

    First, I like the pick, I think Paul Ryan is the most intelligent person in politics that is currently in DC, but Romney made a serious error, he announced his pick too soon.   As everyone here realizes, nominees often get a significant boost after their party’s convention.  People watched the 08 convention because nobody knew who McCain picked as his running mate until the | Read More »

    And right on que, Democrat Senators try pushing for more gun control…

    Okay this will be long winded for me, and some people may think some of what is in this post to be more than a little paranoid.  I think I’m being rational about this, even though I keep hoping I’m in a bad dream, a few years ago if someone had said the DoJ would be giving guns to the Mexican Drug Cartels, I would think that they | Read More »

    Skeletal Framework of what I think Obamacare should be replaced with

    The bill would have to do the following. 1. Allow competition across state lines. 2. Deal with pre-existing conditions so that is covered (I have an idea for this which I will mention later in this entry), and can’t simply be dropped because you have been diagnosed with an illness. 3. Lawsuit reform (I’ll let others argue how this should be handled) 4. Have no | Read More »

    Homeland Insecurity tells Border Patrol not to do their jobs

    Yet one more reason for Obama to be kicked out of office. Border Patrol agents in Arizona are blasting their bosses for telling them,  along with all other Department of Homeland Security employees, to run and hide  if they encounter an “active shooter.” It’s one thing to tell civilian employees to cower under a desk if a gunman  starts spraying fire in a confined area, | Read More »

    A question that must be asked: Did Justice Roberts Flip his position at the last minute?

    I floated this possibility yesterday and people dismissed me here, however it seems my thoughts on this are not nearly as far-fetched as people here thought. While Republicans gasped as Chief Justice John Roberts joined the Supreme  Court’s liberal wing in upholding the federal health care overhaul, clues in the  dissent suggest the conservative jurist may have originally sided against the  law. Perhaps the country | Read More »