November 12, 2008
So, following the government-worshiping ritual last Tuesday, Barack Hussein Obama will become the 44th President (and not sure which Emperor in order, not that it matters) of the USA. Given the current state of the country, and its standing abroad, I'm not sure whether to say "'Grats" or "Sorry." Ma...
go to article »October 26, 2008
The Republican National Committee recently released quite an interesting video of former Senator Fred Thompson. In the video, Thompson sits calmly behind his desk, looks into the camera directly, and addresses the American people in a reasonable, calm manner, without too much ado. It’s one of ...
go to article »September 17, 2008
Obama and the Democrats seem intent on pinning the current financial crisis on the Bush Administration and the Republicans. In some ways, the Democrats are right in that the GOP and Bush share in the blame for the crisis, but when pointing fingers they should notice that 3 are point right back at th...
go to article »September 15, 2008
September 4, 2008
Lieberman and Thompson speeches from last night's Republican ConventionDon't expect Lieberman to retain his chairmanship or ability to caucus with Democrats following the November election. For now his vote is required, down the road he will be turfed. Fairly decent speech though.-DarrylFred Thomp...
go to article »September 3, 2008
If Fred Thompson had given a speech like he did tonight, he might have won the GOP nomination. I don't know what his problem was during the campaign, maybe he didn't want it enough, but he sure nailed it for McCain tonight.His best line was, "It's pretty clear there are two questions we will never...
go to article »June 9, 2008
February 4, 2008
At First, it was a snarky paragraph in an anti-Obama piece But, rhythmically, it's quite alluring. It can make anything, even, for example, a simple chair, seem magnificent. Why vote for someone who says: 'See that chair. You can sit on it' when you can have someone like Obama say...
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Amongst all the Obama hype, its easy to forget that Mike Huckabee winning the Republican caucuses in Iowa is almost as important a story. The reason why Huckabee is important is that for the first time in many years there is a serious Republican Candidate who hasn’t signed up to a laissez-fair...
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I’m not predicting right now who will become President or even be the nominee for each of the parties: Democrat or Republican. But I think this is what will happen over the next few weeks. [For the uninitiated: Right now each party is picking its nominee, with elections in each state (to attra...
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