“Just a Blogger” Slays Mainstream Mediasaurus
Of all the Americans recently polled by Gallup, the people who most trust the media are liberals and Democrats. Even then, the percentages of those groups are only 57% and 59%, respectively. An even sadder result is that “Lower income Americans and those with less education are generally more likely to trust the media [...]
Biden Being Biden
Now that all the Tweets and FaceBook posts about the debate are in, it’s time to reflect on what really happened. Vice-President Joe Biden was, unlike Barack Obama, fully prepared and armed with an obvious political campaign strategy. The moderator was not overly biased as many had feared, and Paul Ryan was as expected [...]
Republicans May Need Arnold Schwarzenegger
Mitt Romney’s strong first debate performance may or may not be enough to move the polls in his direction. If Romney loses this election, Republicans will need the best possible candidate for President in 2016. Though they have fast-baller Marco Rubio warming up in the bull pen, they need to strengthen their candidate bench [...]
Stop Telling Mitt to Put Up His Mitts
The latest adviser to sit down at the “tell-Romney-how-to-campaign round table” is Newt Gingrich, who has urged Mitt to get tough. This theme echoes every few days as party stalwarts tell Willard “Mitt” Romney to start acting like a man not a mouse. At this critical juncture, I must step in and beg [...]
Expungebob Lawyer Pants
The Miami-Dade County State Attorney, Democrat Katherine Fernandez Rundle, may be trying to pull her own mini-October Surprise just in time to help President Obama get re-elected on November 6th. She is advertising on her website a Sealing and Expungement Event, which took place today at the McDonald Center in North Miami Beach next [...]
Maximizing Buyers’ Remorse: Or, How to Distribute Campaign Lit When Mailboxes are Verboten
From the latest RJC campaign press release: The Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC) announced the latest element in its Jewish outreach effort. The RJC recently launched a billboard ad campaign in South Florida. The campaign includes billboards in high traffic areas in the Jewish communities of Broward and Palm Beach counties. The ad campaign is [...]
Why Mitt Romney’s Message About Family Still Matters
“Eastwooded,” the president got Eastwooded during the final night of the RNC Convention. Priceless! #Clint was the biggest trend of the following day. As for the acceptance speech of the Republican nominee, all of the pundits excised quotes from Mitt Romney’s speech that were either controversial because they contained coded birther language… “Tonight that American flag [...]
The Endangered Species, Entrepreneurs, a.k.a. Small Business Owners
President Obama is disingenuous when he says he is championing small business and the middle class. Most small business owners are Sole Proprietors, Limited Liability Corps (LLCs) or Sub S Corps. I own a Sub S Corp. President Obama knows the challenges I face. He is counting on you, the voter, to lump small [...]
Depends On What Your Definition of “Is” Is
Extremism. Webster’s defines it as: Advocacy of extreme measures or views: Radicalism. Let that sink in for a minute. Extremism is radicalism as defined by the most widely used Dictionary on planet Earth. Why do I bring this up you ask? Simply put, the left are trying to paint the Conservative movement, the Tea Party, [...]
Florida Swings Like A Swing State Do
Those of you who are old enough to remember one of my favorite country singers, the late, great, Roger Miller, probably remember one of his most famous songs, England Swings. The title of this column fits pretty well into the tune, and is also apropos for the upcoming November elections. If you believe [...]
