How can conservatives and Republicans reach out to Hispanic voters in the future? In a three-part series, I’ve been attempting to answer that important question. (Here are parts one and two.) Before concluding in this third part, there are a couple of areas to address. The first is the relative success and position similarities that …
The Hispanic Vote: Part 3 – Protestant Hispanics and Woody AllenRead More »
You’ve scanned the wine list to find the perfect match. One of them catches your eye. The description sounds perfectly delectable and you know this varietal is your type. Your waiter presents the bottle to your table. Your friends all nod in approval. The wine is poured; you lean in to your glass hoping to …
Weekend Wine Pocket: How to Know if Your Wine is FlawedRead More »
What a week. Budget fights. Mandela memorial with fake sign language dude. Obama getting cuddly with Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidtm, snapping selfies with her much to the chagrin of First Lady Obama. Also, that evil capitalist, Michelle Malkin has yet another success story. Lots of stuff so without further ado, we present The PFoL Awards, Robert Downey …
New York may become the third state to fully legalize marijuana, following in the footsteps of Colorado and Washington.
In the past: “The Times They Are A-Changin” by Bob Dylan “Fight The Power” by the Isley Brothers “Power To The People” by John Lennon “(For God’s Sake) Give More Power to the People” by the Chi-Lites “You Haven’t Done Nothin” by Stevie Wonder. Currently: ‘Sexiest Man Alive’ Brought In to ‘Boost’ Obamacare Enrollment: The …
Where Have The Anti-Establishment Musicians Gone?Read More »
Up until today when somebody blocked you on Twitter, you couldn’t see their tweets in your feed, you could not re-tweet them nor could you favorite their tweets. That has changed. From Forbes: Twitter has redefined the word “blocked.” Traditionally, to “block someone” on social media is to cut all digital ties. You no longer …
Last week, a Colorado Administrative Law Judge found that a Colorado bakery named Masterpiece Cake Shop, owned by Jack Phillips, violated Colorado Public Accommodations Law by refusing to bake them a cake to celebrate their same sex marriage, which took place in Massachusetts. This case, like the case in New Mexico involving Elane Photography, has …
iOS 7 was a nearly a complete re-boot of the iPhone OS. While many people (myself included) like it, there are plenty of people that hate it. Granted, I think some of this hate has to do with being so familiar with the previous OS’s and having to get used to a new one. That …
Lights are twinkling on tree branches, calendars have reached their last pages, and — soon enough — there will be nostalgic columns written about the year just passed. These columns would be remiss to skip over Edward Snowden’s leaks regarding the National Security Administration’s domestic surveillance of American citizens. It isn’t necessary to regale you …
Millennials Approval Of Obama Plummeting – And They Really Don’t Like the NSARead More »
How can conservatives and Republicans reach out to Hispanic voters in the future? Last week I questioned the conventional narrative of Hispanic demographic growth, suggesting that it might not be as substantial as predicted. If it is not, Republican and conservative hand-wringing is not well-founded. Regardless, it is imperative that we reach out to every American …
Winning the Hispanic Vote, Part 2: Candidates and the Immigration QuestionRead More »