This morning the race for the Republican presidential nomination has been turned upside down again with three stunning wins by former Pennsylvania U.S. Senator Rick Santorum(R) in three states. Colorado, Minnesota and Missouri. Although former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney(R) is still the front runner, both in terms of perception and the delegate court, the Santorum [...]
In Illinois, more registered voters than eligible voters.
February 2, 2012 By
A recent investigation by Defend the Vote , found that 16 out of 110 election jurisdictions inIllinois have more registered voters than eligible voters. In addition, 40 election jurisdictions have 90% or more registered voters than eligible voters. These figures include both active and inactive voters. Most often, voters are marked inactive when the election [...]
Gingrich vs. GOP Esablishment
January 30, 2012 By
The Republican establishment believes that the birth and rebirth of candidate Gingrich should have ended in the cradle, that he had no right messing up Romney’s coronation in South Carolina and had better be stopped in Florida. Click here to read this article from Politico.
Five Ways Conservatives Will Have to Sell Their Souls if Romney Wins
January 18, 2012 By
Here we are in what may be, forgive me for the cliché, the most important election of our lifetimes and the GOP may end up choosing a candidate who’s one part Charlie Crist and one part John Kerry as our nominee. If that’s the case, conservatives should certainly vote for him over Obama. After all, [...]
Is Romney passionate or authentic enough to defeat Obama?
January 16, 2012 By
In the minds of many political pundits and the Republican Establishment, Mitt Romney has already been chosen as the unstoppable Republican candidate after having won two back-to-back state contests — the caucuses in Iowa and the New Hampshire Primary Elections. The American people have one more chance to evaluate the six remaining Republican candidates [...]
Up next, South Carolina a make-or-break state
January 16, 2012 By
Even before Mitt Romney clinched the New Hampshire primary Tuesday, most of the Republican candidates already had turned their eye to the next state in line, South Carolina, which is shaping up to be the key make-or-break test in the party’s presidential nomination marathon. Click here to read this Washington Times article.
Haven’t We Lived Through This Primary Before?
January 12, 2012 By
I’m thinking of a Republican primary. It starts with a candidate (John McCain/Mitt Romney) who ran once before, came in second place, and won over the party’s elite class without winning over its base. Other candidates, understandably unwilling to accept this, line up… Read the rest of this Slate article by clicking here.
Dismissing debt limit is irresponsible, foolhardy and unforgivable
While all eyes and ears were focused on Monday evening’s Fox News Republican presidential debate and the daily speculating about the outcome of the South Carolina Primary Elections on Saturday, January 21st, my concern centers on another $1.2 trillion increase in the nation’s debt limit requested by President Obama on Thursday, January 12th. The $1.2 [...]