Obama Himself Made Bain Irrelevant
Barack Obama this week stated, quite clearly, that he though Mitt Romney’s time at Bain Capital is a key piece to the entire election. “This is not a distraction,” Obama said. “This is what this campaign is going to be [...]
Why David Brooks Is A Moron
This is why I think David Brooks is a moron. He wrote a piece detailing why he things America and Europe are failing, and said this: “Though the forms were different, the democracies in Europe and the United States were [...]
The Avengers: Movie Review
I know, week late…dollar short. But since I was on vacation, this was the first blockbuster movie I missed on opening weekend in years. You can fault my wife for that. Anyhoo… The Avengers was a benchpost for Marvel Comics. [...]
My First Electoral College Prediction
So, this is my electoral college prediction as of April 27, 2012. I did this all through the 2008 election cycle as well. [Credit to www.270towin.com]. Couple points: First and foremost, these are just my educated guesses, hunches, and outright [...]
The Hunger Games: Movie Review
The Hunger Games, the much anticipated movie based on the popular novel, has been compared to the Twilight series and other female oriented fictional genre of the past several years, although the similarity ends there. Suzanne Collins Hunger Games Trilogy [...]
The Post-Super Tuesday Reality
Mitt Romney wins Super Tuesday! Yeah, right. This must be the most pathetic Super Tuesday victory in modern history. Romney, who outspent his opponents 4 and sometimes 5 to 1 in many states, eked out a victory in the essential [...]
Best of CPAC 2012
CPAC time again, and this year, this conference is more important than ever. Will we unify as a movement, or fracture even further? The speeches and attendants at CPAC will begin to give us answers. I will try to add [...]
Why Republicans Should Cheer The Employment Numbers
Last week, the monthly unemployment numbers for January arrived, and gave a boost to the Obama Presidency. The unemployment rate was calculated to be 8.3%, the lowest since February 2009, with the economy adding 243,000 jobs, the fourth month in a [...]
Gingrich and the South Carolina Firewall
For years, if not decades, the South Carolina primary has been thought of as ‘true’ conservatives firewall to prevent silly or liberal candidates from sneaking through Iowa and New Hampshire to win the Republican nomination. But it hasn’t always worked [...]
State of the Race, Pre-South Carolina
Now, it gets interesting. This week saw a lot of tumult in the nomination race. First, Gov. Huntsman left. Today, Gov. Perry will leave. The former endorsed Mitt Romney, the latter is to endorse Newt Gingrich. Today, we learned that [...]
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