It is only fitting that the mudslinging now coming out of the Mitt Romney camp is occurring here in Florida. When it comes to dirty politics, the Sunshine State stands in a class all it’s own. After Newt Gingrich’s overwhelming victory in the S.C. primary and subsequent surge in the polls, a real sense of desperation set in for Romney. Desperation that manifests itself in | Read More »
With the Iowa Caucus about to begin, we are just hours away from the official launch of the critically important 2012 presidential electoral process. About the only thing that is certain at this point is that the Iowa results, be what they may, will be spun six ways to Sunday by the campaigns, their supporters and the talking heads in the media. In these analyses, | Read More »
For the sake of argument, let’s assume for a moment that Ron Paul prevails in the GOP presidential primary and somehow survives the onslaught from the Far Left, who must be salivating over the thoughts of a match up with an old, white guy surrounded by charges of racism and, at age 77, becomes the oldest man ever elected President of the United States. Once | Read More »
Politicos, both left and right, are beside themselves trying to understand why the tea party is beginning to align with Newt Gingrich. (Which is ironic in and of itself. The media continues to feed us a steady diet of how the tea party has lost it’s influence, yet, whomever the movement gets behind quickly finds themselves in the lead.) With all his history, the many | Read More »
As the sole administrator of a conservative web site, I read far more than the average tea party member and ingest a steady intake of the many seemingly insurmountable problems that we face as a nation and a people. Ask around in tea party circles and it will not take very long to find those who refer to me as a naysayer, one who tends | Read More »
An extreme comparison, no doubt… Tea Party Nation’s Judson Phillips being compared to the dastardly Alan Grayson? A common trait the two appear to share is the propensity to make the most asinine comments imaginable, all carefully designed to attract media attention in a transparent attempt to remain relevant. And speaking of the media, it’s now a given that when looking for an extreme opinion | Read More »
So here we are yet again… it’s crisis time in Washington, D.C. With a midnight deadline looming on Monday, the ‘Supercommittee’ is at an impasse and we run the risk of the automatic cuts taking effect if a deal cannot be struck. For the next couple of days, we’ll be treated to the theatrics of the political class ‘laboring’ on our behalf to desperately come | Read More »
It is often said that history repeats itself… This column is about the dastardly Alan Grayson, but before we step into the abyss of trying to comprehend what this man represents, we must first look to the past. One of the greatest misconceptions today is that the Progressive Left is, well, progressive – indicating forward looking change or improvement. In reality, the progressive movement has | Read More »
Romney suggests that the Koch Brothers ‘Fuel’ Tea Party Let’s be clear on one thing before we go any further, I do not support Mitt Romney as the Republican nominee for the 2012 presidential race. Nor do many in the tea party. And for good reason. From a story in the Washington Examiner yesterday; Mitt Romney is quietly courting the Tea Party as it becomes | Read More »
Welcome to big time politics Herman Cain. While we can only wonder how the country would look today had the media dug as enthusiastically into the background of the other black American in the presidential race back in 2008, we can be sure that we are witnessing the beginning of an all out assault to destroy Herman Cain. Now that it’s clear that Cain is | Read More »
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