On the way to work I was listening to The Glenn Beck Program, which was hosting representatives from various parties. I caught his interview with Jim Clymer, president of the Constitution Party. Part of the interview was entertaining, as Beck was playing sultry music while Clymer described the party’s wish to abolish the IRS.
Beck asked [...]
Ann Coulter may have said that she would campaign for Hillary Clinton if McCain got the Republican nod, but I didn’t think Rush had said that when he said that he would rather see Democrats get the blame for the poor results of social policies to come:
I should have been a little bit more specific. [...]
There are several things about the protracted election season I could complain about: primaries vs. caucuses (cauci?), the candidates trying to look superior by speaking ill or lying about other candidates, the media that has every incentive for chaos in order to have something to report, etc.
The two things I dislike the most are the [...]
I’m watching the Republican debate right now at the Reagan library.
I realize that Romney and McCain are the front runners, but the extent that Huckabee and Paul are being slighted (and in Paul’s case lied to as far as opportunity to speak) is really disappointing.
Paul should have cited the decisions where Justice O’Connor wasn’t conservative, [...]
On Townhall.com, Michael Reagan, the saner son of President Reagan and a pretty good radio talk show host, dreams about Newt Gingrich as a dark horse candidate:
Why Newt? Ask yourself why Ronald Reagan won. He won because he was able to excite a group of people in America that the liberal wing of the Republican [...]
UPI reports (link dead) that Democrats have introduced a bill to give cash to U.S. counties that switch from electronic voting machines back to paper. The handout is proposed to cost $500 million.
Federal dollars to go back to paper? The federal government bought 5,407 machines for Cuyahoga County, OH, alone, in 2005 for $14.6 [...]
For his take on domestic issues, I EVOL Ron Paul. The man understands that a limited government is not only constitutionally intended but necessary for a prospering and innovating country. Abolish the IRS, reverse Roe v. Wade, drastically cut government spending, stop government from making promises it can’t keep and taking on problems it can’t [...]
An unfortunate pairing of words in the title of this Washington Times article by Christina Bellantoni. The first two attempts to comment on that title were deemed too coarse for public consumption.
A little more seriously: Hillary has now resorted to playing the sex card — gender is for words — noting on the [...]
