People are constantly faced with choices in their lives. At times the choice which appears to be the correct one to make may in the long run reveal itself as not that good of a decision and the same is true vice versa. This is especially so when faced with the choice of whom to support amongst several candidates during a primary. Although some folks | Read More »
Last week Wednesday – the day he received Jeb Bush’s endorsement – Mitt Romney had said the following: “I keep hearing the president say he’s responsible for keeping the country out of a Great Depression,” Romney said at a town hall in Arbutus, Maryland. “No, no, no, that was President George W. Bush and [then-Treasury Secretary] Hank Paulson.” Nice to hear Romney give credit to | Read More »
It is truly difficult to write an article which combines “Mitt Romney” with “phony,” “flip flopper,” or some similar terminology, not because it’s a complex point to prove, but the contrary. There are so many examples that it’s impossible to be all inclusive in a single article. Even a quick review of each topic and all his false or contradictory statements results in a list | Read More »
A considerable number of conservatives have expressed criticism at Rick Santorum’s manufacturing plan. Incidentally, many of them have a horse in the race – someone other than Santorum – and that’s pretty understandable and perfectly fine. It’s still a free country where people may publicly disagree with the president and anyone else they so much as desire. When taking someone’s plan to task, though, it | Read More »
Santorum has put forward an economic plan, a path to increase our energy, and his views on foreign policy. There’s one plan which he hasn’t put forward, as the others have, and I commend him for that. It’s the type of plan he had fought against in blue Pennsylvania both as a Senator and as a congressman. That plan consists of sweeping moral values under | Read More »
It is fascinating to watch more and more politicians come out and endorse Romney as his momentum builds and without a single exception they fail to include in their support for Romney the slightest mention of his governing record. They will tout his electability, organization, private business record, and so on, yet totally skip over his political experience despite it being the basis of his | Read More »
Romney has received a boost last night after having won Arizona and his home-state Michigan and he appears to be heading into Super Tuesday which takes place next week with a renewed momentum. There is though one more election prior to Super Tuesday – during which ten states vote. The state of Washington will be holding their caucuses this Saturday, March 3rd, and if Romney | Read More »
Under the Obama-nation we currently reside in, one often hears the following question being asked; do you feel better now after Obama has increased our debt by an additional four trillion dollars? Has the economy become so much better that it was worthwhile spending all those trillions? The answer to both are of course a resounding no. I’ve got a similar question to Mitt Romney | Read More »
During the current GOP primary we have been “blessed” not with one but with two utter fraudsters who lie with an ease beaten only by Obama. The first guy has lied on just about every issue and enumerating them would be far too numerous. Why, just during the last debate in Arizona he spouted numerous lies in response to almost every question. In the span | Read More »
The Democrat Party has developed a whole slew of slogans during the last several decades which they’ve used to paint the Republican Party and all freedom-loving Americans. Obama has overindulged in his usage of these slogans during his years on the political scene and specifically in the oval office. Ranking at the top of the list, is the absurd claim that the Republican Party is | Read More »
I’ve noticed many folks here have been comparing Rick Santorum to Barack Obama and other pro-life Democrats. Such a comparison is worthy of “the weirdest claim made yet against Rick Santorum” award. They seem to have forgotten that there are no true pro-life Democrats for even Democrat “staunch pro-lifer” Bart (Mark) Stupak had agreed to put his pro-life stance aside in order to provide Obama | Read More »
The political scene is packed with pundits and predictors who despite being wrong most of the time don’t pause their endless flow of predictions across the media waves, which unfortunately influence the votes of many Americans who tune in to the news for a couple of minutes a day and form their decision based on their meaningless gibberish. An overwhelming majority of these pundits have | Read More »
As a first-term Senator, Rick Santorum had authored a bill to ban federal funding for partial-birth abortion, and he battled the issue heavily in the Senate until he met success. I’ve come across this video from 1998 which reveals a couple of minutes of the fight Rick Santorum had led to defend the lives of helpless innocent semi-newborns who were being killed because they were | Read More »
Newt Gingrich has been strutting across town with an over-sized ego ever since his rise in the polls in December. He had declared himself the definite winner of the GOP primary and the only one who can defeat Obama before the primaries had even begun! Despite having come in fourth in Iowa and fifth in New Hampshire, Newt Gingrich and his team have demanded conservatives | Read More »
The Conservative Movement has always prided itself as the conscience of America which stands up for character, morality, and constitutionalism. Conservatives were therefore disgusted with President Bill Clinton’s actions in the White House, outraged at Barack Obama’s participation in Jeremiah Wright’s church, and Obama’s friendship with terrorists like William Ayers. We are now in the midst of a GOP primary where conservatives are given the | Read More »
The guy who apologized for criticizing Paul Ryan’s Entitlement Reform Plan as right-wing social engineering is now heavily supporting Medicare in the Sunshine State, which is home for many seniors. Voters across the country who wonder about Newt’s questionable past have received replies from Newt and his supporters to look past those negatives since they have already been repented for, apologized for, or flipped on. | Read More »
As Nicole Coulter had pointed out yesterday, the mainstream media has been feeding rumors for the last several days that Santorum was “quitting the race” and leaving Florida immediately after Thursday night’s debate despite Rick having made it clear that he was continuing to campaign until the night prior to the elections and was nowhere near quitting. Unfortunately his special-needs daughter, Bella, had been rushed | Read More »
About a month ago, many conservatives pounced upon Nikki Haley when she endorsed Mitt Romney and branded her as a traitor and RINO as though she is failing to govern South Carolina in a conservative manner. I’ve asked it at the time and I’ll ask it again; where had Newt Gingrich been when these very conservatives including Nikki Haley and Marco Rubio challenged establishment Republicans | Read More »
As a Jew and a grandson of Holocaust survivors, I had been horrified to discover an interview in which Ron Paul had stated that if he would’ve been president during the holocaust he wouldn’t have intervened despite the tens of millions of men, women, and children the Nazis had slaughtered. Paul’s shocking remarks had not been an isolated incident complete with profuse apologies. They are | Read More »
One of the most important indicators when studying primaries and elections is whether the candidates have exceeded, met, or underperformed according to expectations. Romney’s victory in New Hampshire was a given and his performance therefore met, yet did not exceed, expectations for a non-victory would’ve shocked the entire political world. His victory, although considerable, has not changed the script of how people assumed it would | Read More »
I’ve had it with Ron Paul and his shameful rhetoric. Paul pretends to fight for life and liberty above everything else. At every debate, appearance, and interview he repeats his alignment with liberty. Pretty noble sounding. However, if he is allowed to speak a little longer, his own words often reveal his hypocrisy. With equal passion he fights for the liberties of vicious terrorists and | Read More »
After the Santorum Surprise in Iowa many individuals are seeking information about Santorum’s past and record only to discover that most articles are focusing on his handful of drawbacks without mentioning his positives since the writers are supporters of other candidates. I have come across the following on the Youths4Palin website a while ago, and am of the opinion that many of you would enjoy | Read More »
At the start of the 2008 primaries Obama was portrayed as unelectable, and understandably so. He was a Chicagoan thug who was in the midst of his first term as Senator and had ties with extreme radicals. It was no wonder that he polled low in the polls with a Hillary in the race. In fact, conservatives were so convinced Obama wouldn’t be able to | Read More »
This is one comment I received after writing a positive diary regarding Santorum, which happened to be well-received by many and was on the recommended diaries for close to a week. Thank you to all who promoted it! Rick Santorum has EXACTLY the same Tbone (Diary) Friday, December 9th at 11:11AM EST (link) mathematical chance of winning the nomination as I have. ZERO. So, why | Read More »
In 2008 the conservative media, and with this I mean the conservative and not the mainstream or establishment media, has greatly emboldened and pedestaled Romney over McCain despite McCain having owned a more conservative record. They did have the justification, though, that Romney has years of executive experience under his belt, something McCain never had. However, four years later, after the power of the conservative | Read More »
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