A few days back I wrote a post that explained the reason I believed Romney should have used the instance of Ric Grenell (Romney’s former gay foreign policy advisor) leaving the campaign to push for toned down rhetoric coming from some of the people who were coming out harshly against the hireling. During this process, I let it be known that I am a person who is | Read More »
The last few days have been pretty interesting when it comes to politics. Mitt Romney made a huge mistake when he, or a member[s], of his team pushed out Ric Grenell, who is gay, and was his foreign policy spokesman. Michael Kinsley of Bloomberg News said this: “Grenell was told to sit in on conference calls with reporters and not say anything, which is tantamount to firing | Read More »
President Obama wont give Bush the credit he should get, but the SEAL seem to be ready to speak up. Amid all the talk of Romney’s lap of luxury, and the fictional statement where Romney supposedly said he would not have gone after Osama Bin Laden, many people are forgetting something: the men and women who really did all the real work when it | Read More »
Those who said Romney could not beat Obama may have been wrong. It is hard for people who have spent the last year saying, “If Mitt Romney wins the nomination, Obama will be reelected,” to say that the former governor now seems to have a legitimate chance at winning the presidency. That is what this blogger said on more than one occasion. It is one | Read More »
On Race, or country has come a long way, but some are acting as the Dixie Democrats are still in power. There is racism in this country, and it comes from all races, not just one. I often wonder how people come to the collusion the girl in the above video has. In what society does she live in? Who is teaching her “male black bodies are | Read More »
If you take the ideological arguments out of Obama’s speech, everything sounds great. He is fond of talking about how much he loves this country and how great it is. At first glance, this comment seems to point to a man proud of the country that allowed him to grow up and become president. “Somebody gave me an education. I wasn’t born with a silver spoon in | Read More »
Harvard Prof. Alan Dershowitz contends on MSNBC that the Arrest Affidavit that was filed against George Zimmerman is “Irresponsible and Unethical” because “everything in the affidavit is completely consistent with a defense of self-defense. Everything.” He went on to make it very clear, that any objective observer should see that (Which excludes the vast majority of the mainstream media), this was political, not a sound common law decision | Read More »
The presidential election as begun, and so has the need for us to start talking about the issues that will soon become part of the campaign.The Bush Institute is convening a conference on tax policy and economic growth called “Tax Policies for 4% Growth: Evidence from the States, American History, Markets and Nations.” This is an important conference, and worth paying attention too. At 4% | Read More »
The general election is upon us, and in case you have not noticed, it is upon us.Santorum has made a valiant attempt at becoming the nominee, but for all the hyperbole coming from his camp these days, there is little chance that he stops Romney at this point. Therefore, it is time to start talking about the general election.Today we will talk about one of | Read More »
This is said to have been a situation unprecedented in American politics. A U.S. sitting President goes after the Supreme Court for a decision they have yet to make. President Obama recently said, “I am confident the Supreme Court will not take what would be an unprecedented, extraordinary step of overturning a law that was passed by a strong majority of a democratically-elected congress,” “I | Read More »
You can see this whole video here. I would have posted it, but the player was to large and making it smaller affected the quality. This case has taken over the coverage of this year’s presidential election, and the Controversy still rages over the shooting of Florida shooter Trayvon Martin by a local Neighborhood Watch volunteer George Zimmerman.Over the last week, I have written extensively | Read More »
Watch the latest video at <a href=”http://video.foxnews.com”>video.foxnews.com</a> NBC News Accused Guilty of Editing 911 Call in Trayvon Martin Controversy If you watched Hannity the other night, you may have caught the segment on how NBC’s “Today” show, where they attempted to incite racial anger by cutting critical seconds from audio of a 911 phone call made by George Zimmerman right before he shot and | Read More »
The Individual Mandate is Doomed, says CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin Well if you watched the video, which you should, then you know that many legal analyst have begun to worry that the Supreme Court will Strike down parts of Obamacare. The mandate is in a lot of danger, at least that is what we are hearing right now. John Podhoretz of the New York | Read More »
It is probably prudent to start this post by saying that the killing of Trayvon Martin is a tragedy, despite the outcome of the investigation. This would be the case if Martin attack Zimmerman, and it would be the case if Zimmerman were to blame. The simple fact that a young man can find himself at the end of a barrel of a gun on the | Read More »
If you have yet to hear about Eric Fehrnstrom’s comment about Romney’s campaign becoming an Etch A Sketch, you must live in a political vacuum, but here you go, this is the comment that is likely to become the theme to Mitt Romney general election campaign, or at least in the attack ads levied against him. The Host: Is there a concern that | Read More »
At the end of George W. Bush presidency, he had an approval rating at a dismal 22 percent, leaving the Republican Party tired and disconsolate. President Bush had run on being a compassionate conservative, but ended up expanding the size and scope of government as well as adding trillions more in national debt. Some liberal pundits claimed the Republican Party was going to need 20 | Read More »
How come Democrats are the only Ones seemingly Capable of Matching Romney’s Negative Ads with ones of their own. Over at Politico, Alexander Burns lays the problem out in the most simplistic manner. Burns plainly asks – “Remember that shocking moment on the debate stage, when Santorum confronted Romney with his 2009 USA Today op-ed highlighting the individual mandate as a possible element of national | Read More »
To be honest, I myself cannot even believe I am about to say this, but it is starting to look like Newt Gingrich may just have another trick up his sleeve. Recent polls are starting to show him creep back up into contention in Mississippi and Alabama. Mississippi – a new PPP (D) poll has Gingrich 33%, Romney 31% and Santorum 27%, Paul is so | Read More »
Reporting from Damascus, Syria, Alexandra Zavis of the Las Angeles Times, reports how some of the Syrian Christians are worried that if Bashar Assad’s regime does ever fall, then the proceeding civil war will result in revenge attacks against them. These worries are coming from the knowledge of the sectarian attacks that have been reported coming out of Iraq and Egypt. The uprising could end | Read More »
Without Gingrich, Romney is still the likely Nominee, but with Him, Romney wins a plurality. The numbers just do not add up to anyone stopping Mitt Romney’s path to the nomination as long as Newt Gingrich is still in the race. Any objective observer should tell you that right now, the only chance there is to stop Romney lies in a united conservative base. The | Read More »
The Obama administration’s IRS is partaking in obvious politically motivated investigations of Tea Party groups around the nation. The ACLJ states, “Such bullying tactics – designed to silence these organizations during this critical year – violates these citizens First Amendment rights.” Jay Sekulow, Chief Counsel for the ACLJ, is leading thelegal team who will be representing some of the largest Tea Party organizations in America, | Read More »
Over the last few weeks, we have heard a lot of bellyaching from the pundits that Mitt Romney was going to be a wounded nominee when he sets off to face President Obama this November.This is likely true, but a lot will still depend on the shape the president is in going into the election.The nomination is not even over yet, and there is still | Read More »
Huffington Post should have Found Bill Maher’s blog post unconscionable, not post it on a site that is supposed to pride itself on being [Sic] the “model for journalism moving forward.” It is already well know that the site is an immoderate force for lefty politics, they have a clear bias. That was never a problem. If they want to post utterly false content, while aggregating | Read More »
I will just start by saying I was very impressed with the movie “Act of Valor.” Now that the movie is out, and even before it came out, the independent film had already been critiqued. I am not going to review the film as attempt to identify a larger point that can be taken form the film. If you would like a review, Jeff Emanuel’s | Read More »
Iran is doing all kinds of things that should anger every freedom loving American. We already know they are planning to build a nuclear weapon, which at the very least could give them the power to intimidate, and worst case scenario they will attack Israel attempting to drive them into the sea. Weapons of mass destruction are not the only thing to be upset about | Read More »
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