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The producers, the makers, and the people, regardless of what they’re making today, who have ambition, work ethic and still want to get their piece of the American dream……..Those are the people Paul Ryan is trying to reach out to: as opposed to the freeloaders, the takers, and the people who want Barack Obama to buy […]
Following the first presidential debate on October 3rd between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, one in which Romney repeatedly scored and Obama appeared lost, annoyed and disinterested; pundits, pollsters and political junkies alike unanimously declared Mitt Romney as the winner. Obama, a long time card carrying member of the self-proclaimed institutionalized “progressive” left intellectual elite, […]
Well, the first debate for the 2012 presidential election is now in the can. Here are the highlights… or maybe a better way to say it is the lowlights…. of Obama’s answers to Jim Lehrer’s control free questions. Obama on the economy Obama on healthcare Obama on jobs Obama on his failure to live up […]
With the first of three Presidential General Election debates having taken place last night, it seems like a good time to remind the American people of some of the worst aspects of the Obama Administration. But rather than focus just on the policy aspects of what President Obama has signed into law, this piece will […]
Last night was a very very good night for Mitt Romney. When you have Chris Matthews asking, “Where was Obama last night?” You know it was bad for Obama. Mitt was commanding and smart. Here is Chris Matthews having a bit of a meltdown. Last night on twitter was fun for us conservatives, but imagine […]
As Ace points out, on one hand Team Obama decided not to increase security at the Benghazi consulate. On the other hand According to the Wall Street Journal, as the attack on the U.S. consulate was raging, Obama took a “wait and see” approach. Ninety minutes after news of the attack reached Washington, Obama, Sec. […]
I’m not going to bother with a long debate wrap-up, since this is a crosspost. John Hawkins (and many others) have done a fine, fine job in digesting the debate. I will say one thing: I listened to most of the debate on the radio, and it was somewhat like the Nixon-Kennedy debate, where those […]
“I felt this thrill going up my leg. I mean, I don’t have that too often.”: – Chris Matthews on watching Barack Obama speak Chris Matthews isn’t just a left-wing hack; he’s the hackiest left wing hack you will EVER run into. He’s like an Obama campaign staffer except with LESS shame. So, this is a […]
MSNBC’s 2nd most famous race bating host behind Al Sharpton, Touré, decided to talk a little smack on Twitter last night after he got upset about my hammering Barack Obama for his disgusting, racist comments. I’m guessing this exchange did not go exactly the way Touré imagined it. No, it’s not like that at all. […]
Although I am rather famously not a fan of Mitt Romney, I’ve given him credit all along for being a good debater. In fact, Mitt Romney was the best debater in the Republican presidential field other than Newt Gingrich, who was head and shoulders better than everyone else. Although Mitt had his bad nights, he […]
That was no ordinary win, my friends. That was a 1980 US Olympic Hockey team win. #denverdebate – tdpwells (@tdpwells) October 4, 2012 The President of the United States literally asked a debate moderator to change the subject away from economy when he was losing. – Ali A. Akbar (@ali) October 4, 2012 It’s […]
If one were trying to prove in court that MSNBC is crazily biased, you could do worse than submitting Rachel Maddow’s Tuesday night show. She was discussing the recently released June 2007 tape of Barack Obama using Hillary Clinton’s black accent to tell an audience of black preachers that the U.S. government doesn’t care about […]
Not long ago, a former Obama staffer working with a left-wing think tank concocted a study using an assortment of cooked-up assumptions that claimed Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney would have to increase taxes on the “middle class.” In Washington, this is referred to as an “independent study.” At the Denver debate, the president called […]
There are a lot of differences between Obamacare and Romneycare, even though President Barack Obama said that the two plans were based on an “identical model” during the first presidential debate in Denver on Wednesday night. “We’ve seen this model work very well,” Obama said, “in Massachusetts.” Wrong, countered Mitt Romney. As Massachusetts governor, he […]
A recent poll shows that 85 percent of middle-class Americans believe they’re worse off now than they were 10 years ago. Yet shockingly, just 34 percent of those people blame Barack Obama. More Americans blame Congress (62 percent), banks (54 percent), corporations (47 percent), former President George W. Bush (44 percent) and foreign competition (39 […]
Mitt Romney was 13 years old and Barack Obama had not been born when an energetic-looking John Kennedy, 43, and a tired-looking Richard Nixon, 47, walked into the WBBM-TV studio in Chicago for the first general election debate between presidential candidates. It is generally held that television viewers felt Kennedy won the first debate, while […]
We’re now entering the fourth week of the “CSI: Benghazi” hostage crisis. That’s how long an FBI forensic team has been trying to gain access in Libya to what the State Department still calls a crime scene — the Obama administration’s preferred term for the location of the first assassination of a U.S. ambassador since […]
“You can’t run from your mistakes. You have to confront them.” — Arnold Schwarzenegger Believe it or not, there was a time when people didn’t go on TV to confess their sins. That was back when most understood what sin is, before everything became excusable, especially for celebrities and the politically powerful. Former California Governor […]
First lady Michelle Obama has been under fire since interfering in school lunches, but through the power of her husband’s control over the Department of Education, she has come up with a solution. Kids who don’t want to eat the veggies in their school lunches can buy new “Vegetable Offsets” from the DOE. Teens are […]
Well, Obama can surely not count on doctors to back him in his re-election bid. Huffington Post’s Harry Bradford: posted on October 2: that: More than half of physicians say they’ll vote for Mitt Romney come November 6th compared to just 36 percent for Obama, according to a: recent survey by medical staffing firm Jackson and Cokey. In […]
In the October 1 broadcast of NewsNation with Tamron Hall, a segment featuring former State Department Middle East officer Joel Rubin focused on how the Romney campaign was “trying to put all of these things in a big pot hoping that something picks up steam” concerning President Obama’s foreign policy. Yep, it’s still the same […]
There’s that clichéd saying of “where’s there smoke, there’s fire.”: Some in the media should have heeded that advice since a plurality of Americans sees a bias in the polling conducted between President Obama and Governor Romney.: Oh, and, by the way, this information comes from a Daily Kos/SEIU poll, so it’s hardly a right-wing […]
For the better part of his time in the national spotlight, the current White House occupant, with a major assist from obedient “progressive” Party Pravda puppies so eager for approval from their anointed one they have adopted criminally negligent journalistic practices, has meticulously hidden his racist self. Obama’s appointee for Attorney General Eric Holder, the […]
New York Times reporter Jackie Calmes recently made the outlandish claim that the President’s budget will reduce the deficit by $5.3 trillion over a ten-year period. But a closer look at this claim proves that it just isn’t true. Firstly, Obama and his surrogates don’t even claim a savings of $5.3 trillion, so it is […]
While national political campaigns and politicians are regularly featured in the news for their accomplishments on the right, one small state-based think tank is quietly grinding away victory after victory. The Goldwater Institute was already a leading state-based think tank when libertarian lawyer Clint Bolick came on board five years ago to launch a litigation […]
The Politico provides a handy dandy reference guide to the first cage match presidential debate between President Mitt Romney and challenger Barack Obama…..what? Romney’s not president right now? Weird. The way the media portrays it, Mitt’s been president. Anyhow, here we go 1. Can Romney win the first half-hour? Like Obama, Romney can seem smug […]
I know many are talking about the bombshell of Obama’s speech in 2007, which I really don’t see as that big of a deal: we knew back then that Obama hadn’t divorced himself from Jeremiah Wright, that he was (and still is) a race hustler, and that he attempts to divide people. I find this […]
Here’s Victor Davis Hanson on his home state. No state has suffered the last four years as much as has California – given that its progressive governor and legislative majorities serve as force multipliers for the Obama national agenda. We live in a 2X Obama state. And it is desirous for twelve or sixteen, not […]
“For all M. de Villepin’s dreams of Napoleonic glory, his generation of French politicians will spend the rest of their lives managing decline. By 2050, there will be 100 million more Americans, 100 million fewer Europeans. The US fertility rate is 2.1 children per couple; in Europe it’s 1.4. Demography is not necessarily destiny, and […]