Some say McCain is the front-runner, but it looks to me like Rudy’s got the inside track. He’s managed to appeal to some solid conservatives despite a liberal record on some social issues. So here’s The Pitch, Part II, made… Continue Reading
Further to a comment made earlier by my good buddy Salsola, it looks more likely that California will change the date of its Presidential primary from June to February. This would dramatically shift the dynamics of the Presidential nomination process.… Continue Reading
John Edwards announced a few weeks ago, and became the first candidate anticipated to have a big impact on the race to formally declare. About 45 minutes ago, Hillary Rodham Clinton, another one of the big players, formally declared her… Continue Reading
Quoth Dick Morris about the four most prominent Republican Presidential hopefuls: “the only one of these guys who hasn’t had multiple wives is the Mormon.” If Morris is right, the hard-right social conservatives may not have anywhere else to go… Continue Reading
Romney, Guiliani, McCain, and… Gingrich? I didn’t think Gingrich was running. The Monitor also thinks that Tom Vilsack has a chance to beat out Hillary Clinton. I don’t think so. I’m not sure that this is a good read of… Continue Reading
A friend sent me this site, of which I was not previously aware. There is some good news here, but more along the lines of encouragement than anything else. This far out from the election, surveys of this nature are… Continue Reading
Congressman Duncan Hunter, a Republican representing East San Diego County, sees himself in the White House. Apparently he’s trying to appeal to big-defense, gun-loving “hardy republicans”. Translated, this means “Many Republicans (and the women who love them for being manly)… Continue Reading