NRO Editors on Romney
To me the Editors have done a great job of summing up where the campaign needs to be headed. The first paragraph is not one that I agree with though, Skeptics see more naked ambition than sincere...
View ArticleThe Bloomberg Effect
Much has been made of New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s recent switch from Republican affiliation to unaffiliated. Of course the question right away has been “Who does this hurt?” Chuck Todd has his...
View ArticleRomney’s healthcare plan
Michael Tanner of the Cato Institute has an absolutely wrong piece over at NRO about healthcare. I don’t disagree with the principle that he’s writing about. He urges a return to conservative and free...
View ArticleVariations on an NRO theme
A couple of thoughts from my perusal of NRO’s blogs: First, Mitt was out in front on calling out Sen. Obama’s foreign policy gaffes. His line from the last debate should be repeated as a conservative...
View ArticleKJL does some ‘splaining
I don’t really have anything to elaborate on KJL’s post about Romney’s abortion stance, but thought I would give you all a heads up: I know it’s cool on all sides not to trust Romney, but this strikes...
View ArticleA Defining Moment
Mitt’s op-ed over at NRO about Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: The world is looking to our leaders to meet the challenge of a rogue nation, bent on obtaining nuclear weapons. Failure to do so...
View ArticleA Good Schadenfreude Spoiled
Ahhh schadenfreude, the fine rhetorical art of kicking someone while they’re down; sticking it to “the man” when “the man” just got stuck; pulling out the gloat as he goes down with the boat. I really...
View ArticleThe right call
National Review endorses Romney. Finally a publication with the right idea. The article should be read in its entirety, but here are some excepts: “Our guiding principle has always been to select the...
View ArticleRomney Reboots
National Review’s thoughtful writer, Ramesh Ponnuru, gives a refreshing and honest apprisal of Romney’s past, present, and future as a presidential candidate in Romney Reboots. Not afraid to say where...
View ArticleNew Mitt Romney Op-Ed at NRO: Eight Problems with the New START
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View ArticleSTART Wars Episode 3: Romney Strikes Back
Episode 1: Mitt’s Hope – In an Op-ed at the Washington post Mitt Romney urges the Senate to vote against ratification of the New START treaty signed by President Obama and President Medveved in April....
View ArticleGOP Insiders Poll: Mitt Romney DOUBLES the Nearest Contender!
More great results for the Governor today, coming from a newly released GOP Insiders Poll at Nation Journal: James A. Barnes, Insiders Poll Director at NR, sums it all up in the video below: Coupled...
View ArticleNew Op-Ed by Mitt Romney: “Obama Turns his Back on Israel”
Somehow, after having traveled to several states and across the country this week, Mitt Romney has found sufficient time to fire up the iPad and produce an op-ed slamming the Obama administration for...
View ArticleKudlow: Conservative Romney Compares Well with President Reagan
The mainstream media, along with Gingrich, Santorum, Limbaugh, Palin, and many others, have effectively created the public image of Gov. Romney as a moderate Republican for any number of reasons....
View ArticleRomney: Obama’s Comments To Medvedev Are Very Troubling (Video), Open Letter...
Obama bared his soul in Seoul yesterday. Except, he didn’t mean to. It was a flub. A big one. Speaking to soon-to-be-booted-out Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, a hot mic caught Obama revealing a...
View ArticleNew Romney Op-Ed: Culture Does Matter
Gov. Romney just penned an op-ed in National Review this evening, titled “Culture Does Matter,” reflecting on his comments on culture in Israel this weekend. During my recent trip to Israel, I had...
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