Yes, I said Palin for president 0
In my last column, I presented reasons why Sarah Palin should not be dismissed as a presidential hopeful. Because one column alone couldn’t cover everything, I offer another cluster of reasons below, starting with an important one: She has time.
Read MoreWhatever she lacks, Palin has media savvy 0
Once again, everybody in the mainstream media has been talking nonstop about former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. Palin, whose nomination in 2008 helped turn a four-car funeral into a hit parade, deserves credit for re-entering what is sure to be a media bonanza worthy of competing with the summer’s biggest blockbusters.
Read MoreAttention GOP hopefuls… Anyone out there? 0
“There’s no one to pick from,” one man was saying to another. That was the telling comment my neighbor overheard at the pet hospital about the 2012 Republican presidential contest.
Read MoreFormer House Speaker Gingrich is no Boy Scout 0
Former Speaker New Gingrich jumped into the 2012 Republican Presidential race this week—and his parachute failed to open. As of today, he is spinning and plunging to a crash landing.
Read MoreTrump: The Big Bang Theory 0
You see, Trump fully adopts the ‘Birther’ movement. For the uninitiated, this has nothing to do with Lamaze, but rather is a conspiracy theory that holds President Obama was not born in the US and is therefore, an illegal President.
Read MoreA federal budget our way, or else 0
Long gone are the days of legendary Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn. For incoming freshmen representatives who asked how to get on the Speaker’s good side, the rule was, “To get along, you go along.”
Read MoreCharlie White’s Indictment: Piercing the Veil of “Voter Fraud” 0
Last week, Indiana indicted its Secretary of State Charlie White on seven felony counts, including three counts of “voter fraud” and charges of theft and perjury.
Read MoreRemembering Ron Brown 0
This afternoon, President Obama will travel to New York City, where he will deliver remarks at the dedication of the Ronald H. Brown United States Mission to the United Nations Building. Now, its not every day that the President of the United States takes part in the dedication of a building but this particular […]
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Speaker of the House John Boehner didn’t know it, but for two years he was in heaven. From 2008 to 2010, Boehner’s job as minority leader was to keep the House Republicans voting as a solid block.
Read MoreStrike three for Republicans 0
Speaker of the House John Boehner didn’t know it, but for two years he was in heaven. From 2008 to 2010, Boehner’s job as minority leader was to keep the House Republicans voting as a solid block.
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