Tonight, Governor Romney gets his last legitimate chance to reverse the Obama momentum of this election. Obviously, Romney’s best shot will come if Obama can implode or utter a cringe-inducing gaffe of Rick Perry proportions. But that isn’t likely to happen. To win this debate decisively, thus bypassing the spin room verdicts, Romney must focus on both an offensive and defensive strategy in tandem to | Read More »
During the presidency of John Adams, Thomas Jefferson rose to become one of Adam’s chief opponents. Jefferson, the VP, was the de facto leader of the Republican opposition. It was a time where politicians were demonized more so than we do our pols today. The major difference being that the media was split equally between the Federalists and Republicans. When Thomas Jefferson was revealed to | Read More »
As last year’s sequestration cuts near implementation, republican leaders are looking for ways to back out of the deal. But we as conservatives and Americans can’t afford to let them. If we win, we win big. If we lose, we lose on every front. As this site warned last year, Sequestration was a bad deal for Republicans and for the country. Essentially, Republicans allowed Barack | Read More »
Mitt Romney is losing. More importantly, the weakness of Team Romney’s political malpractice over the past week is starting to hurt republicans in races all over the country. So we need a course correction immediately and even the minor changes you’re hearing about from Boston doesn’t go far enough. If I had told you six months ago that two months out from the election, polls | Read More »
This week marks the second in which the City of Chicago’s public school teachers are on strike. Meanwhile 400,000 students are out of school. Parents are struggling to find childcare. Police officers are struggling to contain all of the idle hands and democrats are experiencing first hand, the selfishness that Unions can wreak on a locality. Do not get me wrong. I am not completely | Read More »
Yesterday, Ben Bernanke announced a third round of Quantitative Easing or QE3. QE occurs when the central bank creates new money in order to buy assets from commercial banks and private firms. In buying mortgage securities, for example, the Fed loosens up spending money of companies that those companies can now use to invest. In addition, the absence of these securities on the books, enable | Read More »
The release of Karen Handel’s new book, “Planned Bullyhood,” probes deep into the funding scandal led by Planned Parenthood last year, in their successful attempt to torpedo breast-cancer awareness group, Susan G. Komen for the Cure. The book explores Planned Parenthood’s masterstroke in feigning surprise and outrage months after Komen announced that it would only be contributing funds to breast cancer groups rather than all-around | Read More »
Last night, our beloved President (46%) claimed the mantle of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. He likened the double-dip recession to the Great Depression. The frightening aspect comes in realizing that if Bush is Obama’s Hoover, and Obama is his own FDR, how long will the recession be dragged out? Will we have to enter a World War to get people working again? The President, after | Read More »
The DNC & our gaping abortion hole Thus far, more than any other subject, the Democrat National Convention has proven to be focused unequivocally on limitless abortion rights. From an opening night zeroing in on the republican WAR on women, featuring the President of Planned Parenthood Cecile Richards preaching about how “Mitt Romney is campaigning to get rid of Planned Parenthood and overturn Roe v. | Read More »
This week, President Obama will take to the stage once again. Maybe it will have Greek columns, maybe it won’t. We can’t say for sure. But we do know what Mr. Obama will do. He will try to mend together the Frankenstein monster that is the Democrat party in 2012. Last week, the Romney-Ryan team effectively laid out the Republican message for all to see. | Read More »
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