Pat Caddell

Patrick Caddell

Obamagate: The Focus Is Barack Obama

Yet once again, those who seek to know the full truth about what has happened to America during the Obama years need to keep their eye on the key figure. And that key figure is not Eric Holder, any more than it is Hillary Clinton. Instead, the key figure is Barack Obama. 15 May 2013

Don’t Blow It on Benghazi: The Focus Must Be Obama, NOT Clinton 

America could be on the cusp of a great victory--a victory for accountability and truth. The Benghazi debacle is, at last, breaking into the public consciousness. Indeed, in its outlines, finally visible as the coverup unravels, Benghazi is starting to look like a scandal, bringing up memories of an earlier scandal, Watergate. Yet the Republicans could still blow it, not only for themselves, but much more importantly, for the country. They could blow it, that is, if they make the terrible mistake of turning an honest and necessary inquiry about the events of 2012 and 2013 into a contrived exercise in political positioning for 2016. 13 May 2013

Caddell: Gabriel Sherman 'An Embarrassment to the Journalistic Trade'

Yes, Stewart was a member of the Carter White House speechwriting staff, reporting to chief speechwriter Hendrik “Rick” Hertzberg. But in truth, he was more of a helper, and perhaps a stage-manager--but certainly not a principal author--of that famous speech. Matters of presentation and delivery are important, of course, to any politician, and so if Stewart had been content simply to define himself as a stage-manager, I would have had no complaint. 30 Mar 2013

Why Romney Lost - Part I

Sorry, Mitt, whether you want to admit it or not, it was your campaign. These were your people, many of them with you for a decade a more, and you stuck with them till the bitter end. You not only own them, you paid a pretty penny for them. 17 Dec 2012

Obama’s Arrogant Overreach—and the Republican Opportunity

In the “fiscal cliff” negotiations, the Republicans are in desperate need of a game-changer. That is, the current dynamics in Washington DC are so bad right now for Republicans that they are likely to go ofIf Obama is seen as a fellow who wants to move the economy to a better place by raising taxes on the Koch Brothers, he will win. But if Obama is seen as an arrogant and unconstitutional power-grabber, he will lose. f a political cliff. 3 Dec 2012

Can the Republican Party Avoid the Fate of the Whigs?

If present trends continue, the Republicans will likely soon fall out of political viability; and the Grand Old Party will be the Grand Defunct Party. They are well on their way to becoming the 21st Century incarnation of the Whigs. 30 Nov 2012

We Can Do Better: An America That Can Imagine Itself

In this series, we will ask: What happened to Mitt Romney? We will also ask a more interesting question: What happened to the Republican Party? That’s a more enduring question, because long after Romney disappears from the scene, the fate of the Republican Party will have a huge impact on the fate of the nation. 28 Nov 2012

The October Surprise and the November Election

Republicans need to be ready for this, and ready with a response. After all it, was the Reaganites who popularized the phrase “October Surprise” in 1980--when it wasn’t needed. And so now, in 2012, when it might well be needed, they need a plan for a dog-wagging “late hit” in 2012. That is, if something big happens in the next few days, they need to provide the sort of context that Sen. Portman provided on the Iran-negotiations story. And they should start now. 28 Oct 2012

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