Browsing the archives for the Politics category
I find it courageous that Newt Gingrich is vowing to continue his vanity campaign and continue to waste the parties time. Iowa, NH and Florida are swing states and Newt lost them all. Romney won them all (minus 20 votes in iowa). but hey – its better to lose with Newt who supported a national [...]
New Administrations need experience in their ranks and look to Congress, the Governorships across the country and high positions in big business to fill those ranks. When an appointment of someone currently serving as a Governor, Congressman or Senator is made, a special election is held to fill that vacancy, giving the opposition party a chance to [...]
Love4utah.com Can’t wait for the Christie-Love presidential ticket… More from the Daily Herald: Love set out three priorities that she would focus on as a congresswoman: cutting spending, reining in federal regulations and helping Utah gain control of the federally owned land within its borders. She focused her energy at the announcement on articulating her [...]
When asked if he could vote for Ron Paul if he were the nominee, Newt Gingrich said of course not. When asked if he could vote for Ron Paul if he were the nominee, Mitt Romney said of course he could. Ron Paul has in turn said that Romney “gets it” about big Government and [...]
John Hawkins calls Mitt Romneys delectability a myth and breaks it down into 7 reasons why. Mitt Romney was a moderate governor in Massachusetts with an unimpressive record of governance. He left office with an approval rating in the thirties and his signature achievement, Romneycare, was a Hurricane Katrina style disaster for the state. Since that’s the [...]
If you fundamentally change what something is and call it the same name, did you end what it used to be or did you just alter it in an inconsequential way? Leftists advocating the end of marriage by ending, for the first time in history of human civilization, it’s definition of being between male and [...]
Myth: We give raises based on merit and experience (except in labor unions who honestly believe they shouldn’t have to work to get anything.) In the free market we reward innovation, and we let the market handle the lack of it. In America new ideas have not found their limits, and the need to produce, [...]
The Republican nominee, the Conservative nominee, the smaller government nominee can only be one person and that person must win if Change is to happen. That person is Mitt Romney, despite the skepticism some on the right continue to voice about him. Ann Coulter opines with sobering thoughts: The mainstream media keep pushing alternatives to [...]
Posted to FrumForum the day before the election loss: When Kasich came into office, he was riding a wave of anti-public sector resentment. According to a poll done that July by the Buckeye Institute, 85 percent of Ohioans supported making the Buckeye State a right-to-work state and 43 percent preferred cutting public sector employee compensation [...]