Posted on 16 January 2013.
Say it ain’t so! Speculation abounds and tongues are wagging that Bill Bolling, the current Republican Lt. Governor of Virginia, bitter about Attorney General Cuccinelli’s decision to run for Governor may run as an Independent. After assuming that the Republican Nomination was all locked up after his magnanimous gesture to seek a second term as Lt. [...]
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Posted on 07 September 2012.
Now that I have survived another DNC, primarily by not watching any of it, I have wondered what to do about the liberty movement. One of the great things about liberty is that we all have opinions and they all count! There’s no place for incivility. Leave that for the Establishment pols. But Doug Wead [...]
Posted on 01 December 2011.
I wrote on this some time ago: How Newt Gingrich is actually resident of Virginia. When he set up his campaign, Georgia is his base of operations but he is legally a resident of Virginia.This ought to cause some soul searching among Virginia GOPers. But it begs the question: Who might be Speaker Gingrich’s running [...]
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Posted on 26 March 2011.
This article shows the efforts to make the early Nevada caucuses relevant to the process. They could have been relevant last election had the Nevada GOP not in effect stole the election away from the real winner – Cong. Ron Paul! You recall the caucuses in Nevada in 2008 where Mitt Romney won the tally [...]
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Posted on 09 February 2011.
Today, Senator Webb announced that he would not seek re-election in 2012. George Allen, who had announced his intentions to seek the GOP nomination for the seat issued the following statement. “I respect Senator Webb’s service to our country and the very personal decision that he and his family have made. I did not enter [...]
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Posted on 14 July 2010.
John Ellis at Real Clear Politics makes a wise assessment that I had not considered before: That Sarah Palin is really the front runner for the GOP nomination in 2012: Sarah Palin cranked up her 2012 presidential campaign another notch last week, with the release of a campaign video aimed directly at women. The basic math [...]
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Posted on 22 June 2010.
Public Policy Polling ran a poll on 2012 preferences (Thanks to the Humble Libertarian for the original article). It’s mostly bad news for the GOP. No one beats Obama in a two person race. But former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee (44-46) and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney (42-45) do best while former House Speaker Newt [...]
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Posted on 22 June 2010.
Public Policy Polling ran a poll on 2012 preferences (Thanks to the Humble Libertarian for the original article). It’s mostly bad news for the GOP. No one beats Obama in a two person race. But former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee (44-46) and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney (42-45) do best while former House Speaker Newt [...]
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Posted on 15 April 2010.
President Obama is like the nerdy little kid that is shunned by “cool” kids and longs for their attention and would like nothing more than to have them like him, or at least sit with him at lunch.
Unfortunately, the ones Obama picks as his idols are the radicals and dictators of the world. He tries to bow, curtsy and genuflect his way into the hearts and minds of the worlds worst dictators and human rights abusers, turning his back on America’s friends.
From NewsMax:
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