As anyone who reads this blog somewhat regularly knows, I feel there is a big risk of a President Bachmann in 2013. I have given plenty of reasons previously, but the biggest one that scares me is the enthusiasm gap on the left. A new Public Policy Polling poll verifies that fear: There’s been plenty […]
I’ll be tabulating more races as the results come in, but here is a start. [election 47] Updates below the fold 7:03 NBC Projects Obama Winner in Georgia 8:00 NBC projects Obama in Illinois and Clinton in Oklahoma. McCain wins Il., NJ. and CT.. Romney in MA. 8:15 MSNBC Calls TN for Clinton
When asked about the economy, none of them (well except Ron Paul) would give Bush any blame for the economy. The spin machine was in full force trying to blame everyone else, but the person who voters traditionally blame. With the news of 17,000 jobs lost yesterday, that could really end up hurting the eventual […]
With 0% reporting and the caucuses only one hour in, MSNBC is projecting Romney the winner. Wow isn’t media controlled democracy great?
Here is the big story of the day, a heated exchange between Romney and a reporter about lobbyists being on Mitt’s campaign. Mitt’s entire argument is that these people are not paid and are just “advisers”. Now let’s look at the definition of a lobbyist: A member of the lobby; a person who solicits members […]
Or so he thinks: LONG-ANTICIPATED ADDRESS ENTITLED “FAITH IN AMERICA†IN MOLD OF JFK ‘60 ADDRESS On Thursday morning, Romney will discuss how his “own faith would inform his Presidency if he were elected.†Last week Romney said he wouldn’t put a Muslim in his cabinet because “based upon our population” there would be no […]
That is the tone being set by Republican presidential candidates: Four days after the Democrat’s ‘landmark’ YouTube debate in South Carolina, only Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) and Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) have agreed to participate in CNN’s next web-oriented debate. “Aside from those two candidates, we haven’t heard from anyone else,” Sam Feist of CNN […]
Joe Klein writes this: Then again, the Republicans are fielding a motley crew right now: if you count Newt Gingrich, who’ll probably join the fray in the fall, the four leading candidates have had nine marriages among them: Giuliani three, Gingrich three, McCain two and Romney one. The Republican faithful are left with a devil […]