GOP Candidates Make Final Push for Tuesday Primary

When I first saw Steve Poizner campaign in January he spoke after Chuck DeVore and, with little interest, some folks starting wandering away. This pic’s from the Irvine tax day tea party in April. More at the Los Angeles Times, “GOP Candidates Put Personal Touch on Final Pitches.” Also, at Inland Empire News, “Polls Give […]

 

‘Today We Celebrate the Triumph of Democracy’ – President Reagan, D-Day Anniversary Address, June 6, 1984

It doesn’t seem that hard to both honor the dead and cherish our exceptionalism, but of course it’s President Reagan: “Remarks at a United States-France Ceremony Commemorating the 40th Anniversary of the Normandy Invasion, D-day June 6, 1984.” I admire how the video editor made sure to include Reagan’s approach the podium. No arrogance or […]

 



What the Second Offer Says to the GOP and About Obama

With Memorial Day weekend signifying a semi-defeat of the Obama Administration as they admitted offering a position to Democrat Senatorial candidate Joe Sestak in exchange for dropping out of his race against Democrat Golden Boy Arlen Specter, before the event could even attempt to reach the news archives a related admission was raised.:  Former House […]

 

Miranda Rights Untouched by Recent Decision

The Miranda Rights and what they entail has been a topic of both legal and political debate.:  However, recently there has been a development in the aspect of when the right to speak is waived.:  In the recent Supreme Court decision involving the criminal case of convicted murderer Van Chester Thompkins’ questioning, the Court determined […]

 

Praise for Arizona’s SB 1070

I’m getting on the road for today’s “Phoenix Rising” rally in Phoenix. Check here for information: “Phoenix Rising Rally at Arizona State Capitol.” I should have a full photo-report tomorrow morning and will update here. Also, at LAT (FWIW): Tina McClendon was finally surrounded by her own people. The 39-year-old postal worker stood in a […]

 


Conservative Talk Radio Recap: May 31-June 4, 2010

Click HERE to enjoy FREE audio and video highlights from the week in conservative talk radio: Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, Mark Levin and more — including the “trailer” for Laura Ingraham’s new book, The Obama Diaries. PLUS: The Ricochet podcast site is now live. Sign up to join the community! Amity Shlaes: “The University Guild […]

 

Campaign Memo Reveals Steve Poizner as Far-Left Candidate in 2004

He’s a nice guy, but GOP gubernatorial candidate Steve Poizner advocated far left-wing positions on a range of issues in his 2004 campaign for California Assembly. The document is here: “2004 Poizner for Assembly Policy Positions.” The Los Angeles Times obtained the report. See, “Document shows Poizner reversed course on public services for illegal immigrants,” […]

 


Modern Day Gutter Politics Hits New Low in South Carolina

I’m a little bit behind this morning on blogging, so in the interest of catching up, read AllahPundit’s full post on the barrage of attacks that have hit SC State House Representative/GOP candidate for governor (and endorsed by Sarah Palin) Nikki Haley – from other Republicans. The person who appears to be behind most of […]

 

Another Job Offer from the White House Shows the Filth of Obamas Political Agenda

After starting to settle into the idea that the issue regarding their offer to Democratic Candidate Joe Sestak was starting to see the road to the archives and out of the current events sections of newspapers and news programs, The White House awoke to another hit. Current Colorado Democratic Candidate Andrew Romanoff, it has been […]

 

Governor Brewer Meets President Obambanista

She’s diplomatic at the clip below, but it’s pretty clear that the president’s not too thrilled about dealing with border security at this point. He’s literally overwhelmed with the Gulf crisis, which, combined with his cluelessness, is hammering the administration. Anyway, the buzz says he left her hanging. See Fox News, “Arizona Governor Gets Few […]

 


This Is What Real Leadership Looks Like

Via Drudge headlines, former President George W. Bush states that he would use waterboarding again if he had to. : The old adage “hindsight is always 20/20” comes to mind, doesn’t it.:  Except Bush would NOT change his decision and that is real leadership. “Yeah, we water-boarded Khalid Sheikh Mohammed,” Bush said of the terrorist who […]

 


Carly Fiorina’s National Security Creds?

I’m sure conservatives saw Maeve Reston’s piece on Monday, “DeVore, Fiorina actively court ‘tea party’ vote.” She’s not so much the tea partier, so the main point, really, is that Fiorina’s well-financed for her television ad campaign with one week to go. Pumped up by her own fortune, the cash surge’ll only pad the huge […]

 

Obama Helps in American Disconnect Via Holiday Plans

A recent USA Today article discussed how there is a great disconnect between American families and military families on the holiday which should result in immense thankfulness to our nation’s soldiers.:  As it summarizes the issue with Paul Rieckhoff of the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America stating “The average American family…goes to a barbecue […]

 

The International Politics of Israel’s Strategic Defense

I put on my political scientist’s hat the other night when writing about Israel’s commando raid on the Gaza “humanitarian peace” flotilla. The most shocking thing to me is not that Israel troops were attacked by the Palestinian thugs on board, but that military commanders sent Israeli troops into harm’s way with paintball guns. Yo, […]

 

Generic poll from Gallup an eye-opener

John reported earlier that generic ballot tests look potentially devastating for Democrats in November.:  Here’s more to fuel: that impression.:  Rasmussen Reports has consistently released congressional generic surveys showing Republicans leading by a significant margin.:  But, Rasmussen’s numbers have also been called into question because they routinely show Republicans faring much better than other polling firms […]

 



Are Environmentalists Also Responsible For The Oil Spill?

Let’s talk about the one aspect of this oil spill that no one but Charles Krauthammer has talked about. Why do we drill in the ultra deep of the ocean where no precedent exist for the blow out that happened in the Gulf of Mexico? Why? One word. Environmentalists. This is what is referred to […]

 

NBC12 in Phoenix Broadcasts Anti-SB 1070 Attacks on Republicans as Nazis

This is really distasteful, almost sickening actually. Local NBC12 coverage of the Phoenix reconquista march on Saturday. Watch the full video at Newsbusters. Especially loathsome is the comments toward the end of the clip, where reporter Rachel Stockman indicates that the reconquistas were “concerned” that some SB 1070 supporters “were going to show up here […]

 

Californians Split on Arizona’s SB 1070? Well, No Actually

Well, here comes this morning’s Los Angeles Times to confirm — once again — the main point I raised in my coverage of this weekend’s reconquista protest in Phoenix. See, the Times‘ poll, “Californians Split on Arizona’s Illegal Immigration Crackdown“: California voters are closely divided over the crackdown on illegal immigration in Arizona, with sharp […]

 

Frank Rich v. Peggy Noonan – compare and contrast “competent”

Frank Rich has never seen an act by President Obama of which he didn’t approve or, if approval wasn’t really credibly possible, anything for which he couldn’t find an excuse. The oil spill is no exception: Whatever Obama’s failings, he is infinitely more competent at coping with catastrophe than his predecessor. President Bush’s top disaster […]

 

But…if we cut doctor reimbursements, won’t fewer doctors be willing to do the work?

And won’t that then lead to waiting lists, or even patients unable to find a doctor? Unable to get the medical care they need? I thought government-run health care was the solution! The Senate adjourned Thursday evening without voting to prevent a 21.3 percent cut to the payments doctors receive under Medicare. The payment is […]

 

Why are some Lefties so worried about an Obama impeachment?

Why is Steve Benen so worried about an Obama impeachment? What does he think Obama has done? He writes: It’s tempting to think of impeachment as a far-fetched, silly idea, barring actual impeachable offenses. But the more I think about it, the more I remember this is the House Republican caucus we’re dealing with. They’re […]

 

D’JEver Notice? LVII

Former Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin received a whole lot of criticism this week for the terrible crime she committed of being-spied-on. My d’jever-notice-moment comes from reading the late, but now lengthy, history of Palin criticism. Ever notice that with ninety-nine percent of it, if you take out all the occurrences of “Sarah Palin” and […]