Perhaps this message can point us in the right direction before you risk it all in November and set a course for the uncertain future from which I write. Continue reading »

The election may not be decided by gay soccer dads and lesbian Costco moms but their quality of life will be defined by the next President. Continue reading »

Despite GOP chair’s claim that his Party has ”specifics coming out of our eyeballs,” Romney has been mum on job creation details. Continue reading »

Mitt Romney’s October surprise has arrived early. And it isn’t pretty. Continue reading »

Forget Hurricane Isaac. It was Tampa in August with Romney. That’s all the reason I needed to stay home. Continue reading »

Romney would like nothing more than to tie women’s lady bits up with red tape. Continue reading »

The political spin could not have been more blatant. For a party brimming with octogenarians but lacking in youthful appeal, Paul Ryan is fresh, young, and even hip — heck, he listens to Nirvana on his iPod! Where to begin. Continue reading »

After Iowa and New Hampshire it is clear that Willard Mitt Romney will be the Republican nominee. Ron Paul’s second place finish is New Hampshire is more a symptom of the weak field he’s competing in than his actual viability. … Continue reading »

This year, the Republican nominating contest has been the gift that keeps on giving. With Christmas and the Iowa Caucuses just around the corner, and since I was not raised by wolves, I know one should always say thank you … Continue reading »

We are just weeks away from the first votes being cast in the race for the Republican presidential nomination – which means it is only a matter of time before Rick Perry, Herman Cain, Newt Gingrich, Michele Bachmann, Ron Paul, … Continue reading »