This may have been the ad the republicans should have run, in Twelve. However, consider it the first political ad for Campaign 2016, video: Hat tip and more: ABC News: It was the Benghazi attack ad the Republican National Committee created but never aired. ABC News has obtained an ad the RNC made last fall [...]
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Look at the bright side, Congresscritter elect Mark Sanford will not be the only reprobate in Congress, from Fox News: Former Republican South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford revived a scandal-scarred political career by winning back his old congressional seat Tuesday in a district that hasn’t elected a Democrat in three decades. The comeback was complete [...]
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Sure being President in stressful job. That is just part of the job. Those Three AM things do happen. However the mark of a true leader to to stay calm under pressure. What Mrs. Clinton does under pressure is to get bitchy. Video from RS McCain, Other McCain: Mrs. Clinton does not perform well under [...]
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It is Three in the morning, the nation is in crisis and the Secretary of State, and wanna be president Mrs. Clinton, has woman problemss, from Hill: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton fainted and suffered a concussion, the department said Saturday. She is now recovering at home. “While suffering from a stomach virus, Secretary Clinton [...]
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Fauxasquawa, a/k/a Lying Lizzie, b/k/a Elizabeth Warren, the first self-proclaimed Nive American to be elected to the United States Senate, Elizabeth Warren will Not Serve On Committee On Indian Affairs. It seems that even Dirty Harry Reid is not so stupid as to believe that Fauxasquawa is really a Native American.
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Some current polling, and what it means as regards the election… and it’s an angle I see nobody else exploring. The poll in question is pointed to by Dan Halper, over at The Weekly Standard… and their shocking ignorance of what the poll says about the candidate Kristol and company backed, speaks volumes. A new [...]
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The Morsi lesson for Republicans by way of The Guardian: President Mohamed Morsi has scrapped a controversial decree granting himself near-absolute powers, but insisted that a referendum on a new constitution would go ahead as planned next Saturday. The concession is unlikely to placate Morsi’s opponents. It came after Egypt’s military warned that failure to [...]
Elections have consequences. Wonder Bread is no more, From, WHEC-TV, Rochester, NY: Hostess Brands says it is going out of business, closing plants that make Twinkies and Wonder Bread and laying off all of its 18,500 workers. The Irving, Texas, company says a nationwide worker strike crippled its ability to make and deliver its products [...]
The Reverend Jesse Jackson seems to think that blacks deserve extra credit for extra voting, from CBS Chicago: CHICAGO (STMW) – The Rev. Jesse Jackson on Saturday said that President Obama’s reelection was “a great victory,” but that it would be incomplete with a reconstruction of urban America and an investment in the communities where [...]
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Clearly, the electorate of 2012 felt they had nobody to vote for. The problems with Romney as I list her in this bit from 2011, I more than suspect as being in the minds of conservative voters as they sat on their hands in even larger numbers in 2012 than they did in 2008. Had the GOP leadership heeded my call, we’d not have four more years of the Obama made disaster… a disaster I fear we may never fully recover from. The leadership of the GOP is unresponsive to the point of urgent need of finding replacement for the lot of them. It’s time to do that now. And yes, that means with the Tea Party folks. Because alas, I see no real conservatives elsewhere.
Romney was the perfect candidate, and he was the president this country needed right now. It’s less disheartening that a president who wrecked American health care, quadrupled gas prices, added $6 trillion to the national debt and gave us an 8 percent unemployment rate can squeak out re-election than that America will never have Romney [...]
Why the nation lost on Tuesday, from John Hinderack, Powerline: Turnout this year was 14 million voters fewer than 2008. Obama’s total was down around 9 million votes, and Romney got about 5 million votes fewer than John McCain. I can understand why Obama’s vote total was down sharply, but how in the world did [...]
Some Observations on the American Disaster ; There are many thoughts that accompany the disaster that has befallen America this day. The prevailing thought, however, comes down to being wary of the tendency for instant analysis, and rather waiting for things to take shape before leaping to some conclusion. As John Cornyn, NRSC chair suggested, [...]
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I believe Romney will win. He feels like optimism, and Obama — who once owned the word “hope” — seems petulant, divisive, and ungrateful. Ann Althouse.
Barack Obama, President Fifty Seven States, is just not very smart. That, in of itself is not a capital sin. Howver, in addition to not being smart, Obama is a small petty and spiteful man. That should disqualify him from pubic office, from Jawa Report: Obama Wants Revenge Against Romney Revenge? An odd word to [...]
