Andrew McCarthy speculates on Obama’s actions as president, what they might say about his belief system, and what a second Obama term might look like. Summary version: he’s an Alinsky radical. Here’s McCarthy’s definition: In Alinsky’s view, the only radicalism … Continue reading →
[Hat tip: rdbrewer at Ace’s.] Tom Brokaw comes up with a new way to mock Romney: I’d never heard that expression “white man overbite” before, although I did see “When Harry Met Sally,” the film that put it on the … Continue reading →
Nate Silver does the math, and the answer is: better, but not good enough.
Continue reading →It’s funny how Romney’s victories on Super Tuesday are turned into defeats by much of the MSM. He just squeaked by in Ohio, so he’s in trouble. Ignored is the fact that about ten days ago he was way behind … Continue reading →
I thought this observation by “Trimegistus” (who sometimes comments here too) at Ace’s gets it just about right: You know what else I like about Mitt? He’s a goddamned adult. He’s about the only goddamned adult in politics right now. … Continue reading →
Today’s the day that voters in ten states go to the polls with a total of 419 Republican delegates up for grabs in Georgia, Ohio, Alaska, Oklahoma, Idaho, Tennessee, North Dakota, Idaho, Virginia, and Vermont. That’s only half the number … Continue reading →
If re-elected, what would Obama do? The left thinks he’ll finally be able to fulfill their dreams. The right thinks the same: that Obama, freed of the need to be re-elected, will make a hard turn to the left whether … Continue reading →
…that the MSM is convinced that Romney is going to be the Republican nominee is the proliferation of negative articles about him in the last few days.
Continue reading →Robert Samuelson of Newsweek looks at the current perception that Obama’s got it all wrapped up. Not so fast, he says. My personal opinion? Too early to tell a thing. Not only are the points Samuelson made decent ones, but … Continue reading →
…but he’s the conservative-enough’s conservative-enough. And the latter are more numerous than the former.
Continue reading →Olympia Snowe gave Maine’s GOP a nasty start when she announced she is withdrawing from the 2012 Senate race. “Race” is a misnomer, really. Right up to the moment she withdrew she was set to win in an easy walk, … Continue reading →
(1) A lot of the spin depends on perception and expectation. Arizona was expected to go to Romney with the outcome never really in doubt, and though he won strongly there, it will be dismissed for the most part as … Continue reading →