Primary Thoughts
With Newt Gingrich’s victory in South Carolina, it appears that we have an actual race among Republican contenders now. Along with most other commentators, I believe that Gingrich won …
Category: 2012 Presidential Race
Newt Gingrich Wins In South Carolina, Derails Romney Express?
Well it looks like the Mitt Romney coronation will have to wait until at Super Tuesday. I’m not sure the Newt becomes any more electable that he was before …
“We understand that you are no longer a press that is free, but one that is enthralled to its own ideologies”
The Anchoress, post Newt Gingrich’s evisceration of CNN’s John King and his cohorts in bias, reacts as only she can: The standing ovation for Newt’s remarks were not an endorsement …
Pants on Fire right out of the gate
I'd guess it won't be long until they progress to lies, damned lies, and statistics.
Does America Hate Newt Gingrich?
Here’s an interesting post in the Washington Examiner that I think needs a little discussion. Gingrich appears to be making up significant ground in South Carolina, with an even …
FOX News’ Cavuto Defends CNN’s John King
If you know just a little bit about the GOP debate of 19 January 2012, then you probably know how Newt Gingrich responded to a question asked by CNN …
VIDEO: ‘Change has come,’ Alright! But How Good Has it Been?
January 20, 2012
2012 Presidential Race, Barack Obama, Big government, Congress, corruption, Culture Of Corruption, Democrats, Economics, Employment, Federal Budget, Hypocrisy, Joe Biden, Media, Obama Regime
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For a Friday video post: In 2008, President-elect Barack Obama announced that change had come to America. After three years, the results of that change make many Americans ready …
“I call them ‘dumb arses’”
Sarah Palin, in case you weren’t aware, isn’t fond of the mainstream media: In an appearance on Sean Hannity’s Thursday radio show, Palin likened the pending interview to her …
“An act of national insanity”
Via Dan Friedman in email, a piece by Robert Samuelson excoriating President Obama for his decision on the Keystone XL Pipeline, in the WaPo no less: President Obama’s rejection …
What has the GOP wrought?
Once upon a time, the 2012 presidential election was the GOP’s to lose. Could the GOP lose it? As of 19 January 2012, the RCP poll average shows that in …