Call me a “Tuesday Evening Quarterback,” but a review of tonight’s election results show the Republican Party team entered its most-important contest ever with little fan support, a poor game plan and the wrong signal caller lined up behind center. Team GOP’s shortcomings began with the recruiting process. When loyal fans on the right side [...]
‘Tuesday Evening Quarterback’ Critiques Election
November 4th, 2008 · No Comments
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Biden Tosses Second TV Station ‘Under the Bus’
October 27th, 2008 · 2 Comments
Today, a new video surfaced, showing the Democratic Party vice presidential nominee facing an on-air grilling at the hands of Chris May and Angela Russell, co-anchors of the 4 p.m. newscast at KYW-TV “CBS 3″ in Philadelphia. And, for the second time in a week, the Democratic Party vice presidential nominee has tossed a local [...]
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McCain Donor List Public, Obama’s Under Wraps
October 21st, 2008 · No Comments
Barack Obama‘s refusal to disclose information about individuals who contribute $200 or less to his campaign makes one wonder what the Democratic Party presidential nominee has to hide. Can you say election fraud? Conversely, and with the help of the Republican National Committee, John McCain is making that type of information available for all to [...]
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Obama’s ‘Cotton Candy’ Promises Lack Substance
October 12th, 2008 · No Comments
Describing the way many of his contemporaries deliver “good stuff” instead of “God’s stuff” from the pulpit, my pastor used his sermon this morning to describe such a practice as “cotton candy preaching” — that is, it’s “light, fluffy and sweet, but lacks substance.” The same can be said for campaign promises made by one [...]
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‘Affirmative Action Journalism’ Assists Obama
October 6th, 2008 · 8 Comments
If Barack Obama doesn’t win enough electoral votes Nov. 4, it won’t be for lack of trying — on the part of the mainstream news media, that is. The reporting about the Democratic Party presidential nominee has become so biased, in fact, that I can only conclude they’ve implemented a new set of rules, something [...]
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Poll: World Chooses Obama, USA Chooses McCain
October 6th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Respondents living in the United States favored Republican presidential nominee John McCain over Barack Obama by a narrow margin in a recently-conducted Reader’s Digest poll, according to a news release issued this morning by the Pleasantville, N.Y.-based magazine. Meanwhile, respondents living overseas voted overwhelmingly for the Illinois Democrat in every country except the United States. [...]
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‘Burning Down the House’ Explains Economic Crisis
September 27th, 2008 · 5 Comments
Burning Down The House: What Caused Our Economic Crisis is, perhaps, the best video yet to explain the current economic crisis and offers details about the political players involved, including presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama and several of the folks most responsible for the crisis. UPDATE 9/29/08: It appears the video that is [...]
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