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I stayed up late last night to watch a Clint Eastwood movie, perhaps in a token gesture of solidarity with the iconic American actor who most visibly represented the Hollywood conservative community at the Republican National Convention.
The election is tomorrow, just one day before we know how our fate as Americans is decided. One day before we know what the next four years may hold.
As we approach this final weekend before the presidential election of 2012, my thoughts are flooded with all of the reasons Americans should keep Barack Obama from entering his second term.
Charles Woods was interviewed by Sean Hannity yesterday regarding the death of Woods son, Ty , who was a Navy SEAL defending Americans at Benghazi, Libya on September 11th.
Cut through some of the noise and padding of Obama’s responses in the third and final presidential debate by reading these excerpts. Grab a pad and pencil to give the president one point for each statement you believe to be credible
I’d like to lift an excerpt from the book describing a private dinner that Obama held for nine prominent historians – Doris Kearns Goodwin, Michael Beschloss , Robert Caro, Robert Dallek, David Brinkley, HW Brands, David Kennedy, Kenneth Mack and Garry Wills. Apparently this event took place not long after the Obama’s took up residence in the White House.
These excerpts were lifted from the transcript published by ABC news this morning. Some could argue that the statements presented here are taken out of context. They’re not. You can read the entire transcript for yourself by accessing the link at the bottom of this article. But for now, you might simply want to review, word for word, exactly what Obama said last night. Be as objective as you can. Then ask yourself if any of this seems credible.
Originally published October 12, 2012 on the Obama White House Diaries – Some of you who saw the Vice-Presidential debate last night were encouraged by Paul Ryan’s performance. Others, like myself, were a little disappointed that Biden was not totally shut down considering the record of the Administration he was attempting to defend. But I [...]
Originally published on the Obama White House Diaries October 10, 2012 – As many of my friends and family members already know, I took it upon myself to start writing about politics about three and half years ago. Over that course of time, quite a bit of energy has been expended researching political news, followed by [...]
To be honest, sometimes I find it difficult to laugh about politics these days. There’s so much at stake with the next election and you could make the argument that humor is simply a distraction from the seriousness of the situation facing America’s future right now. But then again, we all need to laugh sometimes. [...]
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