Cain could learn from Frank
It’s almost as painful to watch someone unravel who doesn’t know it’s time to go as it is exhilarating to watch someone who needs to go, announce he is, indeed, going. We saw both this week.As of this...
View ArticleIf Obama said what Newt said, he’d get a standing ‘O’
When Newt Gingrich suggested inner-city kids be provided the opportunity to earn money as janitors in their schools, the left responded with faux shock and indignation, immediately launching into its...
View ArticlePalin’s non-endorsement
I’ve often been a staunch defender of Sarah Palin when it seemed she was being unfairly criticized or when the piling-on by the media and others seemed gratuitously sexist.But I now have cause to...
View ArticleObama’s religious bigotry
What if a Republican president, aided solely by the votes of Republicans and none from Democrats in Congress, decreed Muslim organizations’ employees in the United States would be forced to feast...
View ArticleObama’s gender gaffe
Earlier this year, without any special, targeted effort, Mitt Romney was leading President Obama with women in the polls — a group Obama handily won in the 2008 presidential election. Apparently,...
View ArticlePay-go’s a pain
In yet another election-year display of blatant presidential pandering, President Obama launched a nationwide college tour to erroneously claim that House Republicans were doubling student loan...
View ArticleMedia accountability
In 2008, the media largely put their fingers in their ears, closed their eyes and covered their mouths, choosing to ignore warning signs that perhaps the untested, unknown, inexperienced senator from...
View ArticleSticks and stones
The West Virginia Democrats who voted for an imprisoned felon instead of President Obama are accused of being racists by at least one national Democrat, according to ABC News, which declined to name...
View ArticleDemocrats’ budget fails
Harry Reid’s Democratic majority Senate dodges, punts, hides and fails on a budget. Fear? Wimpiness? Deer caught in the headlights?Senate Democrats’ budget inertia is the equivalent of that guy at the...
View ArticleAxelrod’s foreign-policy role
In the run-up to Election Day 2008, much was made of candidate Barack Obama’s astonishing lack of foreign-policy experience (or useful experience at all, save for campaigning for office) — and...
View ArticleWisconsin reverberations
While many Democrats are stammering around looking for an excuse — any excuse at all — for their embarrassing defeat as Wisconsin roundly rejected their recall efforts of Republican Gov. Scott Walker,...
View ArticleFading rock star Obama
There are few things more uncomfortable to witness than a fading rock star in the process of slipping down the ladder he seemed to scale so adeptly and nimbly what seems like not so long ago. Four...
View ArticleOpinion: Media ignore anti-Obama Dems
A 2008 Obama voter crushed under the Obama economy proclaims, “Obama says a lot of things, but his actions are often different.” Another says, “Obama’s a great con-artist.”Yet another: “I think he just...
View ArticleGOP needs a talent search
The cavalcade of post-election autopsy analysis as the GOP and detractors attempt to make sense of it all has been interesting and instructive.The left-wing mainstream media and Democrats gleefully...
View ArticleMedia unfair to Tim Scott
The reaction to the naming of Rep. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) to the U.S. Senate compared to Barack Obama entering the Senate and subsequent appointment of Roland Burris to the body four years ago is an...
View ArticleRNC needs binders
Holding my nose, I engaged in RNC bean counting. It isn’t pretty.What prompted this? Yet another Republican National Committee (RNC) cringe-worthy press release proudly patting itself on the back with...
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