So why are we spending all this energy rehashing the primaries? We are, I’m hearing the murmurs from a lot of people in California who are definitely conservative. I’m no fan of Carly Fiorina or Meg Whitman, and Poizner wasn’t sending thrills up my leg either, but that’s the breaks when money buys TV and radio ads, and the “Citizen Representative” of today can barely | Read More »
I noted yesterday that the possibility exists we can stall the draconian CARB rules (AB-32) a couple years to give affected businesses a chance to recover from the sledgehammer blow already dealt them by the nearly submerged economy. There is now an initiative on the November ballot to allow the people opportunity to forestall the damage our one party state has inflicted on us. Not | Read More »
October 7, 2003, California had a choice to make; continue the leftist drooling of Governor Gray Davis, pick another leftist equally as bad, or try to find a conservative in the mold of Ronald Reagan to pick up the pieces. The two candidates conservatives in California had to choose from were Arnold Schwarzenegger, or Tom McClintock. Sadly, California chose Schwarzenegger over McClintock; fortunately Cruz Bustamante | Read More »
Yesterday (Friday) at the Los Angeles Museum of Tolerance, Chuck DeVore, Tom Campbell, and Carly Fiorina faced each other in a debate where the candidates were anything but tolerant of of one another; Although occasional pot shots were taken at Campbell for being too liberal, the most heated exchanges were between DeVore and Fiorina, with DeVore pushing hard to establish himself as the only true | Read More »
First Carly Fiorina in an interview with Wolfie Blitzer on CNN’s The Situation Room angered the left; Carly Fiorina just lost the Latino vote in the California Senate race Continuing the run of stupid statements made by GOP representatives, we have Carly Fiorina. (As a note before this blogger continues, it’s important to get out of the way that Carly Fiorina’s successful battle against Breast | Read More »
“Carly Fiorina had every advantage money could buy, and the conservative activists of the CRA decisively endorsed Chuck DeVore on the first round.” In their 75th Anniversary Celebration and Endorsing Convention held Friday March 5 to Sunday March 7, the California Republican Assembly voted to endorse Chuck DeVore 68.6% (194 votes) to Carly Fiorina’s 31.4% (89). Tom Campbell? 0%. Guess his “conservative credentials” failed him. | Read More »
“The clear winner of the encounter was Chuck DeVore. For one, the debate gave him a rare chance to get some attention. And he didn’t blow it. He talked about his own story and biography, in a way that made this listener want to know more.” I thought the debate went rather well, considering one participant didn’t bother showing up live and phoned it in | Read More »
With conservatives in an uproar over not only what they see as the sinister antics of the left in America led by B.H.Obama, but also the old country club GOP types who lent lightning to the monster by refusing to stand tall when it was really needed, why would a candidate court the latter in a critical election year? It seems conservatives are taken even | Read More »
On ABC’s “This Week”, Jake Tapper, after being emotionally disturbed by Carly Fiorina’s #Demonsheep ad, asks George Will; TAPPER: There you go, the demon sheep ads. George, aside from the — the fact that that demon sheep now haunts me at night, I’m wondering if you could comment on the fact that Republicans are now running to the right for this mantle of fiscal conservative. | Read More »
Carly Fiorina was interviewed by KFI radio hosts John and Ken in Los Angeles today, and she was asked questions about her stands on some pertinent issues such as GWOT, other stuff that I’ll get into later. First though, there was a surprise caller. Click to play audio Transcript of audio [my bolding] JOHN/KEN: There’s someone on the line that wants to talk with you | Read More »
Possibly out of fear that Democratic National Committee Chairman Tim Kaine may be right when he recently said ““The tea party movement is devouring the GOP,” and that contentious primary battles within the GOP leading up to the 2010 elections may do more harm than good, Sen. Cornyn (head of the NRSC) sought to dismiss the possible negative impacts; Cornyn conceded that “there has been | Read More »
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