The other day, John McCain got finagled into weighing in on whether vaccination causes autism, and he got the science wrong. That’s bad. What I want to know is, why is it that politicians, particularly politicians running for President, seem… Continue Reading
A trial started in Chicago today. While neither the prosecution nor the defense will play up the relationship between political corruption defendant Tony Rezko and Barack Obama, the connection was there and at least some tainted money found its way… Continue Reading
There’s no doubt that Republicans are looking weak on the economy, and the economy is turning into a more important issue in the election than the war. Larry Kudlow convincingly argues that a strong dollar should be a centerpiece of… Continue Reading
After a lot of investigation, the WaPo pronounces that Obama “parsed” his denial of the call to Canada and awards him two Pinocchios. Turns out that senior Obama advisor Austen Goolsbee “informally” met with (but did not phone) Georges Rioux,… Continue Reading
Bill Moyers interviews Shelby Steele about Barack Obama. Steele is not the first to suggest that when Americans look at Obama (at least right now), they see the better angels of their own souls rather than the actual man and… Continue Reading
Both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama have unleashed anti-NAFTA rhetoric in their battle for votes in Ohio. Apparently, union workers in Ohio still feel threatened by NAFTA and this is a good way to rally those voters to your banner… Continue Reading
I’ve nothing more to add to Rick Moran’s comments about John Hagee endorsing John McCain, or its near mirror image on the other side of the aisle, Louis Farrakhan’s endorsement of Barack Obama. The post is worth it alone for… Continue Reading
It’s getting so you can’t believe what anyone says anymore. No one writes their own material, and even when they do, it’s nothing but fiction. A best-seller in Europe has been a story of a woman who describes the Nazis… Continue Reading
Michael Bloomberg will not run for President. His appeal would have been that of a good manager and successful businessman who could rise above partisanship and an advocate for policies that he thought were right regardless of which banner they… Continue Reading
The survey results are in. A slim plurality of NAPP voters (4) agree with me that the best training available to be President of the United States is to be the Governor of one of the several States. Other (3… Continue Reading