Today, I read that one of the GOP Presidential hopefuls, Mitch Daniels was quoted as saying the “Republicans have done ‘not too darn much’ to affirmatively outline how they’d govern if given power…” and then it came to me in a stroke of genius WHY they wouldn’t put forth a plan or outline. To...
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I’m sure that President Obama is relieved that Glenn Beck took the headlines this weekend and even though Politico cares that Mr. Obama didn’t watch the Rally, most people don’t. I was pondering this question over the weekend and I think I have some solutions: What can President Obama do to repair his image...
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I’m really struggling to find a topic to write on today, but it is Thursday, so let’s look to the future. I read this article recently by David Harsanyi that discusses a political topic known as Gridlock.
I don’t want to talk about specifics of the article, just what it is going to look like when...
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I’m on record as saying these things somewhere, probably in comments on Facebook, but I digress. This story from Politico about private companies running partisan political ads is the most effective reason that the recent supreme court ruling that let private companies spend as much money as they want on political campaigns. The real...
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I wake up this morning and as I’m eating some left-over lasagna I read this story about how WikiLeaks is causing members of Congress to consider not voting for funding the war in Afghanistan and how the “unpopular war is losing it’s support.” Get real. We’ve been around this merry-go-round before. Remember back in the ‘07...
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I’ve got to say that when I sat down to write this last one for the day I really couldn’t put what I was feeling into words until I read what Ed Morrissey wrote on Hot Air. There’s really nothing new in this stuff. I read a ton of the WikiLeaks stuff and didn’t...
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I admire and respect George Will more than almost any other writer and commentator. I also respect the ability to gage the overall American opinion of Karl Rove. Both writers in their most recent pieces caused me to seriously question what I was thinking and why I was thinking it.
I came to the firm...
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If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Republicans right now are banking on it. For one thing, Republicans, especially Republican candidates for Governor, look tough to beat in November. I’ve read several reports this week about the GOP’s new “Contract with America.” For those that don’t remember the “Contract with America” was the GOP’s...
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