The Very Committed Swing Voters of the HotAir survey

    The HotAir October Candidate Survey was put out and the results are now up. As many of us here know, the readership of HotAir.com is probably a bit more conservative than the general GOP base on average. The results of the survey though show just how fluid the race still is. Herman Cain has bolted to the top of the rankings of all preferred candidates | Read More »

    I finally see the Rick Perry I’ve seen before

    I just finished reading an article over at HotAir.com on a Rick Perry interview at CNBC. I also watched the video of the interview which is imbedded. FINALLY Rick Perry showed the confidence and poise that I’ve seen before he got into the race. He also finally explained in easy to understand reasons as to many of the issues he’s been hit with lately. It | Read More »

    Pollposition : Perry’s lead slips, Cain surges

    For some odd reason this poll that was completed Sunday night Sept. 25 has not gotten any press. So here’s some press. In a national Poll Position telephone survey Sunday night of registered voters who said they’d vote in the Republican primary in 2012, 22% said they’d vote for Perry, 19% for Romney, 15% for Cain, 8% for Newt Gingrich, 5% for Ron Paul, 5% | Read More »

    Pardon me while I sip my tea…

    As the world turns edition. Some days, as I read through the news postings, it seems that the world in one place or another, is having world shattering crises that will change the world as we know it. Well pardon me while I sit back and sip my tea to relax. I can see you looking at me with a puzzled look, wanting to scream | Read More »

    Mitt Romney cites bipartisan record in a townhall

    Mitt Romney was down in Miami, FL Wednesday holding a small townhall meeting talking and answering a few questions. Some of his answers showed that he could be as “bi-partisan” as John McCain can be. Asked how he would work to elect a GOP majority in the Senate, Romney stressed his record working with Massachusetts legislative Democrats and said he could do it again in | Read More »

    Ann Coulter joins the idiocy core…

    Sean Hannity had Ann Coulter on his radio show during his last hour. She still has her man-crush on Chris Christie, but she is leaning towards supporting Mitt “Mittens” Romney. She thinks that Romney will also end up being the GOP nominee. She also tried to do a balancing act between Perry and Bachmann but ended up pushing some of the views that Bachmann was | Read More »

    Romney channels his inner liberal against Perry in Florida

    Seems that Romney is going to use the liberal attack line “Rick Perry: How can we trust anyone who wants to kill Social Security?” leading up to the next debate down in Tampa, FL. The Tampa Bay Online news site has the details. I am shocked that Romney would go to such underhandedness… oh who am I kidding. Of course he would resort to lying | Read More »

    AP reporter caught lying in Perry story

    Background. Rick Perry has been in New Hampshire this weekend and was at a TEA party gathering answering questions. The story it seems starts when someone asked Perry about his stance on having a fence along the Mexican border. The AP’s “version” of the event: Perry tells NH ‘no’ to border fence “No, I don’t support a fence on the border,” he said, while referring | Read More »

    Sarah Palin – I don’t see her running for Prez

    I have been tracking a lot of the news events on Sarah Palin. I know most of those that are really believe in Sarah are still pushing the notion that she’s just taking her time to announce that she is running for President. I just don’t see it. She’s dragging things along to keep the media interested in her, but I think it’s for a | Read More »

    OUCH! OMB mutinies against Obama in economic prediction

    The OMB which is a part of the Obama administration updated their economic GDP forecast for the rest of the year up through the 2012 elections. OMB downgrades job growth forecast for 2012 The first paragraph pretty much says it all: The Obama administration downgraded its forecast for economic growth Thursday, predicting turmoil in the economy will likely keep unemployment above 9 percent through next | Read More »