The socialist left in the US seems to be so desperate for someone from the right to go bolshy and blow something up. How desperate are they? Well you would be hard pressed not to think that Bloomberg and various people in the media are disappointed to hear that the person who planted the large bomb in New York City was a Muslim of Pakistani | Read More »
My freelance writing gig requires me to concentrate on the drama across the pond in the “too close to call” UK General Election that occurs this Thursday. I find this fortunate as it distracts me from the rather dire primary race for Governor of Maine. Its still a huge field despite various withdrawls and the shortest campaign in history, Heath’s, that lasted 36 hours. There | Read More »
The curious move is no doubt based on the Tea Party Express’ stated desire to be seen as non-partisan rather than merely a Republican front. The group has endorsed one lone Democrat. The trouble with their selection is that he seems to be a rather odd choice. Its a choice that does not seem sensible if there is a desire to over-turn the Democrats majority | Read More »
First of all Boortz gets booted by the Libertarian Convention as a speaker. Now with the launch of the Contract from America his beloved Fair Tax has been left out despite being the most popular idea of them all in the early voting. Now, many will know I am not a fan of the fair tax, but it did appear to win fair and square. | Read More »
Last week Obama gave an interview in which he made it clear that he thinks the tea party movement are made up so-called “birthers”. The birthers believe that President Obama is ineligible to be President as he was not born in the US. They are called “birthers” because they repeatedly call for his birth certificate to be released. “President Barack Obama says he believes the | Read More »
As we head to the next big stage in the health care vote, its tempting to just become obsessed with the subject. Like all politics, the yes vote in the house, is merely another step, albeit a big one. It is not the bitter end of the efforts by the socialists to nationalise the health care system. This entire fight and drama will be draining | Read More »
Those wondering if its such a bad thing to have government, in this case the US, run a car company? Well not surprisingly, Autoblog reports that GM is signed up with the idea of having “black boxes” in all cars. “General Motors has now come out publicly in favor of the proposal. GM has been installing event data recorders in its cars since 1995 as | Read More »
Several other Redstate contributors have spoken about CPAC and what an experience it was all told. I shall be adding to that number with a few observations of my own. I am a veteran of conservative conferences in various parts of the world ranging from the UK to Estonia. I have to admit that I would not have imagined CPAC, which I attended first in | Read More »
Politicos are going to have a lot to look pay attention to in 2010. Not only is it going to be one hell of a blood-bath in the House & the Senate for Democrats, but the UK has general election coming up. Will the RINO-like UK Conservatives manage an overall majority or will the rapidly growing smaller parties eat into their votes?
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