Thursday, January 24, 2008
Who Won the Republican Debate?
Dr. Ron Paul CRUSHES other GOP candidates in Florida debate: 7022 Votes: Paul = 5434 Votes = 77% = WINNER by a K.O.!
Katie Couric Meets Ron Paul - Not!
Rick's Picks Friday, January 25, 2008 "Phenomenally accurate forecasts"? Details of the "stimulus package" led the evening news last night, providing Katie Couric with an opportunity to sound almost as dim-witted as those who are promoting this fiscal dirty bomb. What will it take before one of our network anchors lights upon...
Bill Clinton looks backward
He is attacking Barack Obama with the same playbook he used to go after Republican targets like Newt Gingrich. Are the Clintons stuck in reverse?
WSJ Debate Poll: Which Candidate Came Out on Top?
In their last debate before the Floriday primary, the five Republican presidential candidates encountered a range of topics at the MSNBC debate, including tax cuts, the war in Iraq, and their electability. Which major candidate came out on top? Cast your vote.
McKinney is the hands-down favorite, 8-2
At the end of the night, they take an anonymous straw poll. McKinney is the hands-down favorite, 8-2. The Greens use instant runoff voting and list their second choices, too; if McKinney, Mesplay's share would increase from 2 to 8, with the remaining votes for Nader and Jared Ball, who has dropped out of the race and now suppurt McKinney
Ron Paul Excluded from KTLA poll
Yet another act of blatant media cover up...My God, why do i even bother turning on the tv anymore.Look for the January 23 poll resultsI voted yesterday for Ron Paul, but guess what? His name wasn't on the ballot! I had to type it in after i clicked on Other! If all seems fine and dandy and Ron Paul=Other then Ron Paul is justifiably in 2nd place
Why McCain would be worse than Bush - by Patrick J. Buchanan
Where President Bush has been bravest, on taxes and judges, McCain has been his nemesis. Not only did McCain vote against the Bush tax cuts twice, he colluded to sell out the most conservative of the Bush nominees to the courts. The question conservatives may face if McCain is nominated is not whom should I vote for, but should I vote.
Florida Republican Debate: MSNBC Censors Ron Paul
Romney: 21 minutes, 11 seconds (12 answers and asked 1 question) McCain: 16 minutes even (12 answers and asked 1 question) Giuliani: 13 minutes and 50 seconds (10 answers and asked 1 question) Huckabee: 12 minutes and 11 seconds (8 answers and asked 1 question) Paul: 6 minutes and 31 seconds (5 answers and asked 1 question)
John McCain: Liar about Earmarks (Pork Barrel Spending)
John McCain talks a big game in regards to pork barrel spending, but the record shows he loves his white meat just as much as any other politician...
McCain's a 'hero' - so what? - By David Limbaugh
McCain is not only not conservative enough; he has also built a reputation as a maverick by stabbing his party in the back – not in furtherance of conservative principles but by betraying them. McCain delights in sticking it to his colleagues while winning accolades from the mainstream liberal media. Just don't say that McCain is a conservative.
Obama Delivers Letterman's Top 10 List
Check out this story from Huffington Post, spoken to YOU by PimpMyNews.com, so you don't have to read it.
Barack Obama Needs a Friend Like George Costanza
George Costanza "Mr. Thomassoulo likes to play dirty. Well, there's nothing dirtier than a giant ball of oil." Why Obama needs a Costanza ..
Tracing Hillary Clinton's '35 Years' of Experience
When Hillary Clinton makes a campaign appearance, she almost certainly will highlight her experience — 35 years, she says — as one of her qualifications for president.
Huckabee Reaches Out To Atheists
Quote from the debate tonight in which Huckabee explains he will not force religion on anybody, and that he has respect for atheists.
Why a Lifelong Democrat Will NEVER Vote for Clinton
Article outlines the danger in voting for Clinton. Her recent actions have disenfranchised many Democrats and will turn out record Republican numbers. A recipe for disaster in a general election.
"Did I forget anyone?"
A radio show in CT is allowing registered voters to call in this Saturday to discuss who they're voting for and why. One prominent -- and local! -- presidential candidate is missing, and it's not who you think.
Senator Clinton's war votes
Claims are being made that Senators Clinton and Obama have the same votes on the war. That isn't true. Here's a blog that contains the history of Hillary's war votes, along with links to articles. Senator Clinton voted against the Levin amendment that would have given Congress control.
Kucinich quits! But what's this about a "new direction"?
"I will be announcing that I'm transitioning out of the presidential campaign," Kucinich said. "I'm making that announcement tomorrow about a new direction."
Kucinich drops White House bid
The country loses with the exclusion of Kucinich from NBC debate and their suppression of ideas which might have embarassed them. Now Dennis has dropped out of the race for the White House. Do you want your media picking your President for you?
Norman Schwarzkopf Endorses McCain
Senator Sam Brownback of the Joint Economic Committee released a few reports regarding the debate about economic stimulus. One of these reports, A Primer on Economic Recessions, according to the email release, "while forecasters have concluded that downside risks to economic growth have been rising, most forecasters (including the Federal Res
Does Barack's Campaign Know all This; It's time to fight back..."For Real"
Hillary Clinton became the first first lady to testify before a grand jury when she was subpeonaed by the Whitewater grand jury. Took a $100,000 bribe, camouflaged as futures trades, from Tyson Foods Inc. Speculated in Health Care industry futures while overseeing legislative reform of same. Failed to c
Republican Debate Highlights Distaste for Romney
Tonight's debate in Florida continued to highlight one of the most interesting elements in this year's Republican primary battle. While all of the candidates seem to be running to win, they're all pretty friendly with each other at the same time. It's almost like they wouldn't mind losing to each other that much. Well, except...
Huckabee Explains the FairTax at the Debate (VIDEO)
FINALLY, at tonight's Republican debate in Boca Raton, FL, someone (McCain) challenged Gov. Mike Huckabee on the FairTax. And even better than than, Tim Russert followed up with the 30% consumption tax fallacy that is always the primary anti-FairTax argument.
Live-Blogging the G.O.P. Debate in Fla.
11:11 p.m. | Wrapup This debate crystallized some substantive differences among the Republican candidates, on the issue of the economy, the new stimulus package that Congress will take up, and of course, on their anticipated opponent, Senator Clinton...
Prediction for the Hawaii Republican Caucus (Ron Paul Wins)
OK, here it is, my prediction for the Hawaii caucus… Paul 55% Romney 35% McCain 10% Giuliani and Huckabee will come in insignificantly - maybe 1 or 2%, but I doubt they'll get any at all. I was going to call it for Romney at 55%, then Paul at 35%, but then I looked at the amount of money raised - Paul raised the most and Hawaii's..
Democrats Test Messages in Early Nationwide Ads
A coast-to-coast onslaught of presidential campaign advertisements began rolling out this week, with Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton already spending millions on commercials in Feb. 5 nominating states on a scale more reminiscent of a general election....
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