Don’t forget your base. It’s an important lesson and one Republicans keep failing to learn. Candidates must keep their supporters engaged whether through issues or motivation. It’s an absolute must. The Republican primary Senate runoff in Georgia is an perfect example of this. Although polling had Representative Jack Kingston besting businessman David Perdue, this didn’t …
Why Jack Kingston Lost: GOTV Efforts With His BaseRead More »
I’m laying down a marker: The media will downplay or outright ignore the fact that Obama once again has ruined any chance of bipartisan compromise by demanding new spending for a bill. This time it will be over some much needed reform to Veteran’s Affairs which, unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know …
VA Bill Prediction: Media Malpractice – GuaranteedRead More »
I think I’ve said this before (I know I’ve thought it) but one could easily have a full time job destroying the blatant dishonesty Vox publishes on a daily basis. Today’s example is about the illegal immigration crisis on the border. Right out of the box, Vox lies: There’s no evidence to suggest it has, …
Senator Ted Cruz of Texas recently endorsed Justin Amash for his House re-election effort in Michigan: “Washington needs more conservatives with backbone – more conservatives like Justin Amash,” Cruz says. “Justin and I have fought to repeal Obamacare, to defend the right to life and to uphold the Constitution against Barack Obama and his cronies.” …
Cruz, Amash, Paul and Lee: They’re Not The Problem With The GOPRead More »
You ever have that friend (or acquaintance) that drove you crazy blaming every crappy thing that has ever happened in their life on somebody or something else? Bad parents, lousy upbringing, bad teachers, bad friends, etc. etc. They can’t do anything right and it’s always somebody else’s fault. And everybody is out to get them and …
Is He A President Or Charlie Brown, Always Being Picked On?Read More »
CNN has a great article yesterday by Errol Louis called, “GOP, Support Your Black Candidates.” The entire piece is worth reading but here is most important part: At present, Republicans are on a collision course with diversity that will, without a course correction, spell long-term disaster for the party. In 2012, Republican presidential candidate Mitt …
GOP Outreach Should Include Support For Black Candidates, Even In Open PrimariesRead More »
When did personal responsibility take a back seat to handouts? Why does the left think that as a woman I am incapable of caring for myself without the help of an employer or the government? Should feminism be defined by a movement of people who think that women are victims? I went to the Supreme …
I Asked Somebody About Rights Today At The Supreme Court: Here’s What He SaidRead More »
From The Washington Free Beacon: Newly discovered audio recordings of Hillary Clinton from the early 1980s include the former first lady’s frank and detailed assessment of the most significant criminal case of her legal career: defending a man accused of raping a 12-year-old girl. In 1975, the same year she married Bill, Hillary Clinton agreed …
In what can only be described as en epic defeat, Eric Cantor, the Majority Leader in the House of Representatives was defeated by a little know economics professor from Randolph Macon College named David Brat. Yeah, I’ve never heard of it either. The naval gazing by many has already started. “The Tea Party is alive …
Hillary Clinton, apparently forgetting where she came from decided to throw in the with the poors in a recent interview and proclaim that her and Bill “struggled” with money after they left the White House at the end of 2000. “We came out of the White House not only dead broke, but in debt,” Clinton …
Hillary Clinton Claims, “We Were Poor!” (Sort Of)Read More »