All Entries Tagged With: "General"
Creepy Indeed
After reading today’s Political Punch entitled, “And Obama Wept“, I decided to head over (for the first time, I might add) to barackobama.com to see just what this whole messiah complex is all about.
Here’s his banner image.
Hmmm…there he is, in the clouds, asking people to “believe”.
Creepy.
Rumor: Romney Gets Out
Hitting the internets now. Mitt Romney might withdraw from the race for the Republican nomination today during a speech at CPAC today. We’ll know in a few minutes.
UPDATE: CNN reports that Romney will “suspend” his campaign. OK, so how is that different from quitting?
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney will suspend his bid for the Republican [...]
Missing Two Legs
Mark Levin speaks for a lot of conservatives, including myself, with this thought.
I wonder how many of us believe that if John McCain is the nominee, which is looking more likely, whether he will win New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and California. This was the Giuliani strategy. He’s losing the conservative vote in virtually every [...]
Theatrics
Sen. Harry Reid is a piece of work.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said the possibility of Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) becoming president “sends a cold chill down my spine.”
Reid made his remarks Tuesday outside the Senate chambers when a reporter asked him about McCain, who is running for the Republican Party nomination for president.
Pulling [...]
Exits
Obama takes Georgia. Drudge has exit polls. It’s gonna be a long night.
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2008 Election, Super Tuesday
The Huckabee Win: It Don’t Mean Nothin’
The media jumped on the Huckabee win in West Virginia as if it means something. It means nothing. By tonight, we’ll won’t be hearing about Mike Huckabee. It’ll be all about John McCain. For better or worse (I say worse), McCain will be the nominee. The media is driving him convoy style right to the [...]
Low on the Believability Quotient
The Stepford Child is on the stump.
From shaking hands and taking photos on the rope line at California State University in Dominguez Hills to answering personal questions with steely resolve in a town-hall meeting at Santa Barbara City College, the Chelsea that emerged was one of contrasts, seamlessly appropriating well-known attributes from both President and [...]
Again, The Crying
Hillary Clinton will do anything to win.
Sen. Hillary Clinton teared up this morning at an event at the Yale Child Study Center, where she worked while in law school in the early 1970s.
Penn Rhodeen, who was introducing Clinton, began to choke up, leading Clinton’s eyes to fill with tears, which she wiped out of her [...]
Unbelievable
Just a couple of weeks ago I predicted a 31-17 Patriot win.
Wow.
Congratulations Giants.
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Patriots, Giants, Super Bowl
The Clinton Apology Tour Rides Again
According to Blacks in South Central L.A., the former president needs to ’splain himself.
The Clinton camp asked Rep. Diane Watson (D-Calif.) to clarify remarks she made in an interview with The Sleuth on Friday evening in which she said Clinton needed to “renew his relationship with the South Central community” after turning off voters in [...]
So Much for the Straight Talk
When confronted on why he opposed Bush’s tax cuts, John McCain said it was because they didn’t come with spending cuts. Umm, okaaaay.
That’s not what he said in 2001, when his reason was because he thought the tax cuts favored the wealthy over the middle class.
And that’s not what he said in 2003, when he [...]
Question of the Day
The NY Post endorses Barack Obama and asks…
“Does America really want to go through all that again?”
All that, of course, being Bill and Hillary Clinton. They go on.
Democrats in 22 states across America go to the polls next Tuesday to pick between two presidential prospects: Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.
We urge them to choose [...]