Moving The Center, Not Moving Toward The Center

Friday, November 14th, 2008

John Hawkins examines a National Review piece by James Gimpel. Here is a bit of the flavor of Gimpel’s work:
A campaign doesn’t move toward them [centrist or moderate voters], but instead attempts to inspire them to come in the candidate’s direction. The incoherent center moves to the left or to the right, inspired by the [...]

Anti-Iran Rally Turns Into Anti-Obama Rally

Monday, September 22nd, 2008

Uh Oh.   It looks like the political stunt of not allowing Sarah Palin to the Anti-Iran rally backfired on Soros and those that pulled the plug on Palin coming to the event.   Are the Left just trying to throw this election???   Every time they do this kind of crap it will only push more and [...]

The One is a Post-Partisan Candidate

Monday, September 22nd, 2008

And I am the Pope.   Obama came from Chicago and melded into the Chicago Machine.   He is a typical Chicago Politician, talks of Change And Hope, but offers none of it. He has voted with Democrats %96 of the time, and that is just when he decides he should go and actually do his job [...]

The Content Of His Character

Sunday, June 22nd, 2008

In August of 1963, a muggy, sweltering day, a Senior at Mt. Vernon High School stood by the reflecting pool between the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument.  The student was only one of many many thousands that day, gathered in the hopes that some day there would be peace between white and black Americans.  [...]

All Those Empty Suits

Saturday, May 31st, 2008

John McCain, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.  Empty suits, empty heads.  Each has policies that are incompatable either with a free market or with a constitutional democracy, certainly this one. Yet, each has adherents that all but deify their choice for president, and many complain that Obama has indeed been deified into the “Obamessiah.”  
And [...]

Counter-intuitive Thoughts on Conservative Victory

Saturday, May 24th, 2008

The Mainstream Media is trumpeting a massive defeat for the Republican Party. Of course, this is in part an attempt by the MSM to influence that outcome by setting up expectations. Adding to the predictions has been a lackadaisical performance by the Republicans. Did I say “lackadaisical?” change that to “unbelievably poor” [...]