Some early voters in Ohio have reported that when they attempted to vote for Mitt Romney, Barack Obama’s name lit up. I find it very odd that it was Barack Obama. Not Gary Johnson, or Jill Stein, or Virgil Goode Jr., or Richard Duncan, or Stewart Alexander. All are presidential candidates on the Ohio ballot. No, it was Barack Obama. Amazing. There would be a | Read More »
President Barack Obama, never one to take responsibility for anything, likes to tell people the reason he cannot fix all those problems George Bush created is the “do-nothing congress.” He appears frustrated that he cannot ram his agenda through without compromise. Never mind that he had his party in complete control of both the House and Senate for the first two years of his administration, | Read More »
The left seems obsessed with Mitt Romney’s tax returns. Even more interesting, Democrats seem to think Americans actually care about Romney’s tax returns. I suspect this is because the left is rapidly running out of ammunition and is grasping at straws. Harry Reid then doubled down by going to the floor of the U.S. Senate to levy an unsubstantiated claim that Romney paid no taxes | Read More »
Nancy Pelosi wants to destroy rain forests. It must be so, because on Friday she decided to wade into the Chick-fil-A controversy. She sent a tweet stating she preferred KFC over Chick-fil-A. What Mrs. Pelosi may not have considered is that KFC has come under fire from her buddies, the environmentalists, for using wood harvested from Indonesia’s rain forest to make their chicken buckets. Now | Read More »
Chick-fil-A has certainly ruffled some feathers lately. Although they have done nothing different from what they’ve always done, the world has suddenly learned that the company is run by a . . . . . Christian! (gasp) Company president Dan Cathy recently reiterated his beliefs by stating his support for traditional marriage. Based on the firestorm that has followed, you’d think Chick-fil-A was selling crack | Read More »
The latest Democrat talking points include a pair of interesting accusations that underscore Democrats’ lack of understanding of economics, business and tax law. The first curious accusation is that Mitt Romney exported jobs while at Bain Capital. Curious indeed because it’s not true. Didn’t happen. And that comes from that right-wing rag known as the Washington Post. But also curious because exporting jobs is supposedly | Read More »
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