Willy Cunningham is Cincinnati’s own version of Bill O’Reilly, Rush Limbaugh and Ann Coulter all wrapped into one. Wait – he is probably worse than that. Anyways, the McCain campaign decided to have him speak at an event today. Here is what happened: Republican John McCain quickly denounced the comments of a radio talk show […]
The same CPAC that our President, vice-President and the potential Republican nominee attended. The same CPAC that “didn’t officially invite her”, yet is letting her speak (kind of like water boarding is adventures in swimming). Think Progress has this little bit of her words today: CROWD: (Applause) We love you Ann! COULTER: I should give […]
Robert Novak has a column today questioning McCain’s conservative credentials. Nothing shocking there – all the neo-cons are doing the same, but something did catch my eye: McCain as the Republican nominee would need those “very conservative” voters. He will encounter some of them at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington Feb. 7-9. His […]
I decided to do something different than most blogs on this side of the blogosphere. I want to see who people think will become the Republican nominee. Things are such a shamble on that side, so the results should be interesting. I just wanted to let people know about the poll so they don’t think […]
Strickland keeps moving out in front of Blackwell, now with his biggest margin yet: Democrat Ted Strickland has a nearly 2-1 lead over Republican Ken Blackwell with three weeks left in the race for governor, a poll released Wednesday shows. The Quinnipiac University poll found 59 percent of likely Ohio voters favored Strickland, a Methodist […]
Leading up to last week’s Connecticut primary, we constantly heard of this “insurgency” in Connecticut. The right quickly labeled Lamont’s campaign as that, because he dared to challenge an incumbent. Here we are one week later and look how things have changed: White House Press Secretary Tony Snow said this morning that President Bush will […]
One issue that will weigh in on Ohio voter’s minds this election season is jobs. Ohio has lost an enormous amount of jobs to outsourcing and the two Senate candidates, Mike DeWine and Sherrod Brown have very differing views of free trade: Akron businessman John Johnston might have had enough. Six years ago, the registered […]