President Obama’s campaign slogan for his re-election bid is ‘Moving Forward’. In a recent economic speech at a community college in Ohio, he did not offer any substantial new proposals. Instead, it entailed repeated lines to dupe Americans that his 2012 version of ‘moving forward’ will do what many thought he meant in 2008 by ‘hope and change’. He has described the upcoming election as “…a | Read More »
After a very competitive GOP primary battle Mitt Romney is now the presumptive Republican nominee. Newt Gingrich is expected to formally bow out next Wednesday and his recent main rival Rick Santorum dropped out a few weeks ago. Mr. Romney however would be wise to tap or reinforce some of the ideas from his nominee rivals. They would also be wise to circle around and | Read More »
One of the most memorable and successful campaign slogans in a Presidential election has been ‘It’s the Economy Stupid’. In 1992 it was a variation of a phrase coined by campaign strategist James Carville of then presidential candidate Bill Clinton. It worked to defeat the incumbent President George H. Bush by portraying him as not adequately addressing the economy. For the 2012 presidential election the | Read More »
In the recent interview with Matt Lauer President Obama said, “ I deserve a second term but we’re not done”. Well that’s the problem, if this President gets a second term we would have gone further as a country as being ‘done’. Ironically, the President’s own arrogance of self-pity words in the ‘reasoning’ behind why he thinks he deserves second term exemplifies why he should | Read More »
Gov. Rick Perry’s run for president has lost a lot of steam due to his early debate performances. However, the dark shadow cast by these performances on Gov. Perry’s ability to win the GOP nomination and un- seat President Obama cannot negate certain facts. Gov. Perry’s record as an accomplished governor and pro growth executive makes him highly qualified to be a very good president, | Read More »
As we celebrate Thanksgiving each year and express gratitude for family and the things we appreciate, very little is mentioned about the key roles private property rights and the free market played in its origin. Among the incoherent demands of many in the recent OWS movements have been the notions of wealth re-distribution to the ‘entitled’ through the confiscation of property, and calls for the | Read More »
During the 1962 Cuban missile crisis, America faced the possibility of missiles in our backyard. Based on a report by the Center for Security Policy and other agencies, it is apparent we may be facing this and other festering security problems again soon. The report: “Taking Iran’s missiles in Venezuela seriously,” warns that Iran is planning to place medium range missiles on the soil of | Read More »
As we celebrate the demise of Osama bin Laden it is very important for the Obama Administration to follow through on the trial of Khalid Sheik Mohammed and continue the successful elements of the War on Terror. President Obama deserves much credit for making the difficult decision to OK the mission carried out by our heroic Navy Seals which ended in killing Osama bin Laden. | Read More »
President Obama’s support of union protesters in Wisconsin highlights more about him than his plain words. It reveals that not only does he undermine the real effort of positive change by Governor Walker’s bill to reduce the State’s deficit, the President also condones the failed entitlement policies which have bankrupted Greece and other European countries. It is evident that a government becomes destructive to the | Read More »
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