Trust? Obama Didn't Build That

The Obama campaign has begun to frame 2012 election as a question of which candidate voters can trust. But focusing on trustworthiness would appear be a risky strategy for the Obama camp. The Obama administration has on it's hands an economy staggering under the weight of failed attempts at centralized control. 4 Nov 2012

Letting Obama Be Obama

In the final days of the 2012 campaign, it looks like the Obama campaign has decided to peel away the veneer of “likeability” that his strategists had once considered an advantage over Mitt Romney. Under pressure from an apparent Romney surge, someone – perhaps even Obama himself – has decided to let Obama be Obama. But, considering the strong narcissistic streak that many observers have noted in Obama’s character, that decision could prove to be one of the more colossal tactical blunders in recent political history. 24 Oct 2012

Obama's Bible: The Alinsky Testament

You know it is campaign season when the left starts quoting the Bible, and the Obama campaign is in full Bible-thumping swing. Gone are the unguarded references to those bitter people who cling to their guns and religion. Instead, the stump speech is now adorned with references to being our brother’s keeper, and we are reminded that much is required of those to whom much is given. The Obama we see on the campaign trail sounds more like a preacher and less like a community organizer. 11 Apr 2012