President Obama and his bow to the Japanese

Well, here I go again, treading waters where I probably have no business swimming in. I was very
busy over the weekend with computer problems and was unable to keep up with the news. Imagine my surprise when I discovered that one of the top stories was how President Barack Obama mismanaged his meeting with Japanese [...]

President Obama and FOX News

I have followed politics for a long time and I have to say I have not seen such a disagreement between a single administration and a news organization as I see between the current White House and FOX News. It is getting to the point that it is slightly ridiculous.
President Obama made his rounds of [...]

President Obama speaks to Congress about health care reform

President Obama has finally made his much anticipated speech before a joint session of Congress, in an attempt to address health care reform and the partisan bickering that has been so prevalent in the last several weeks. As I watched the live feed of the speech on CNN’s website, I was struck by one thing [...]

The uproar over health care reform

I have debated with myself about writing this post for several days. I want to be clear right up front. I am not writing this in support of the health care reform legislation before Congress, but neither am I writing this in opposition to said legislation. Clearly, our health care system needs to have some [...]

Rush Limbaugh at CPAC

If you have been reading my blog for very long, you will know that I am no fan of Rush Limbaugh. I find him very hard to listen to because of his arrogance, but I have to admit, if you want to watch a speech that defines conservatism and it’s core beliefs, this is the [...]

Chip Saltsman withdraws from RNC Chairmanship race

It is now official that Chip Saltsman has withdrawn his candidacy for the Chairmanship of the Republican National Committee and in my opinion it is a sad day for the Republican Party. This leaves current Chairman Mike Duncan in the lead to retain his position and if that lead holds out, our party is going [...]

From now on, it’s just Hannity and Limbaugh

For twelve years, it has been a much watched program on FOX News, as conservative Sean Hannity and liberal Alan Colmes interviewed guests from across the country. They liked to call it the fair and balanced show of FOX News. Personally, I have watched very little of the program, since I don’t have a television, [...]

Why the Republican party was rejected on November 4th

Now that Barack Obama has been elected as our country’s first African American President, we have a little time to reflect on how this massive change in our country has came about. You see, Obama didn’t do this alone. He managed to excite a lot of new and experienced voters at the same time and [...]

Sarah Palin interview with Sean Hannity

I thought my readers would be interested in seeing the interview of Sarah Palin by Sean Hannity. There are seven parts of the interview and even though some people may say Hannity didn’t play hardball with her, the interview was a good one and I believe gives some insight to what kind of Vice President [...]

Steve Deace–I will quit if I am lying about Mitt Romney

From before the Iowa caucus was held, when the Republican primary season was getting into full swing, Mitt Romney has been trying to sell us on the idea that he is a true conservative. He tried that tactic in Iowa and the people of Iowa handed him his head on a platter.
After the primary season [...]

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