First Lady Michelle Obama leaves a bad taste in my mouth. [...]
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Mitt Romney’s performance in last Thursday’s GOP debate in Jacksonville was widely praised for his assertiveness against Newt Gingrich and it may have effectively neutralized the former House Speaker’s victory five days earlier in South Carolina. If Romney earns a decisive victory in Florida, it could prove to be the turning point in winning the [...] Mitt Romney is mad, but does he have a good reason? [...] When Newt Gingrich criticized Mitt Romney’s record at Bain Capital, he raised the ire of many conservatives and may have unwittingly mobilized a Republican rank and file now prepared to bestow Romney with the GOP nomination on a silver platter. [...] Three more players I believe should be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. [...] To paraphrase Pete Townshend of The Who, “Meet the new year; same as the old year.” (1) [...] Since I highlighted President Obama’s lowlights for both 2009 and 2010 why should 2011 be any different? [...] Although I do not celebrate Christmas I do enjoy many of the songs that have been written about it. Granted, I think it’s a bit much when I start hearing Christmas songs in October. If it were up to me, the playing of Christmas songs would begin after Thanksgiving. With that, here are my twelve [...] The best way to describe Newt Gingrich’s ascendancy in the polls may be comparing him to a bowl of Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. [...] Say what you will about Newt Gingrich. The man isn’t afraid of having a debate. [...] It has been ten years since George Harrison passed away. While cancer claimed him at the age of 58 he left behind a treasure trove of songs worthy of our lasting attention whether they appeared on Beatles records, on his solo albums or with other collaborators. A quiet Beatle he was not. So here are [...] But our policies definitely had an influence and you talk to the people who committed it and those individuals who would like to do us harm they say yes we didn’t like American bombs to be falling on our country, we don’t like the intervention we do in their nations so to deny this is [...] The Keystone XL Pipeline project is languishing behind government regulations and roadblocks, which are likely designed to prevent it from ever being built – and Barack Obama appears to be the number one blocker. [...] If Obama loses America is racist; even if he loses to Herman Cain. [...] In which we bid a fond farewell to a modern Baseball icon. [...] Considering the present situation in Iraq and the rest of the region, removing Saddam Hussein might not have been the best idea. [...] Notwithstanding the fact that not a single ballot has been cast in any of the Republican primaries there seems to be a concerted effort by the liberal media to bestow the GOP nomination upon former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney. [...] Grandfatherly advice for the current generation of street protestors. [...] Herman Cain has moved into a front-running position; something many pundits did not believe was possible. Here's why it might be a good idea to keep him there. [...] Perhaps ex-bond traders don't know all that much about baseball. [...] Essentially all of the evidence so far seems to indicate that they don't. [...] Texas’ use of the death penalty does not resonate with the press, but it does with mainstream America. [...] Visiting Ground Zero brings out the cognitive dissonance in people who don't understand the need to win wars and the reason why realists accept the human cost. [...] All things considered, Hurricane Irene could have been far worse. [...] When Barack Obama was elected President of the United States on November 4, 2008, liberals reached the height of euphoria with dancing in the streets. (1) The Anointed One was going to move into the White House to excise the demons cast by the big, bad George W. Bush and bring about a New America. [...] |
 
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