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The pop-star president has been doing this for months, and Romney has gotten into the game. Can anyone provide an example from a previous president or presidential candidate where they hold a sweepstakes where if you chip in a few dollars you get a chance to win lunch with the president or candidate?
Of course, if one of the writers here at RVO stated outright we want to see one of President Obama’s homes burn, we’d be racist and accused of hate speech. But Joy Behar didn’t just say she wanted to see one of Gov. Mitt Romney’s house burn, she had to throw in the Mormon Church…
The Obama administration will send Attorney General Eric Holder out to meet with pastors from churches around the country to inform them exactly how much “campaigning” they can do from the church pulpit to stay within federal guidelines and not threaten their tax-free status.
During the Reagan administration, the phrase used was “trust but verify.” If we agreed to reduce our nuclear weapon footprint, the USSR would do the same, but Reagan demanded verification of reductions. A “influential” panel has suggested if we just reduced the number of nuclear weapons, China might come to the table and talk.
Ninety-four percent of Ward 8’s population in Washington, D.C. is non-Hispanic black and 0.5 percent is Asian. Does former mayor Marion Barry – the councilman representing the ward – have an issue with Asians running businesses in his district?
Yup, all of a sudden it’s completely acceptable, even though within the past few weeks Democrat representatives have referred to the Obamacare label as “disparaging” and should not be used.
When a politician makes a statement like this, he or she is putting it all on the line. That said, I’d like to point out American’s have already expressed an opinion and Congress has passed federal “obscenity” laws. It’s the Executive Branch’s job to enforce those laws. Should the president not enforce the law?
Well, he almost doubled support in 10 days. The Real Clear Politics GOP poll average has former Sen. Rick Santorum ahead of former Gov. Mitt Romney but within the margin of error.
Rick Santorum had a very good night in Colorado, Minnesota and Missouri. As a matter fact, I don’t think the result could have been better. Will there be momentum?
Actually he called it America’s Fall, as in Autumn. More than fear my little barbarians, I read this more as a sign of desperation from the far left. Van Jones sees his lefty plan slipping away quickly, and this is a last chance. Video is from MSNBC’s the last word.