As the Republican presidential hopefuls slug it out debate after debate, and sound bite after sound bite, and President Obama endlessly drones on from the sidelines with his mantra that the wealthy must pay their fair share (according to CBO
At a forum hosted by Mike Huckabee with 800 undecided South Carolina Republicans, Newt Gingrich was loudly booed when he criticized Mitt Romney’s record at Bain Capital.
The jockeying going on for the Republican nomination must be whetting the appetite of the DNC stalwarts. Yet, the Democrats should be careful that they may get what they wish for. Republican nominees have finally descended on the front runner
Earlier this week, I explained why Mitt Romney is a Republican version of Barack Obama. His transgressions include being open to a value-added tax, a less-than-stellar record on healthcare, weakness on Social Security reform, an anemic list of proposed budget
(Reuters) – A federal judge in Virginia on Friday refused to order that candidates Rick Perry, Newt Gingrich and Jon Huntsman be added to the ballot in the state’s March 6 Republican presidential primary election after they failed to qualify.
Before we turn out the lights, close the door and declare Mitt Romney “the one” who will challenge President Barack Obama in the November presidential election, perhaps we should dig a bit deeper into his past performance during his time
John Bolton appeared on the Hugh Hewitt radio show to discuss his recent endorsement of Mitt Romney.
For Harry Belafonte and other progressive blacks, the reality of the Obama Presidency is bitter pill to swallow, as he detailed his ongoing unhappiness with the administration. In a recent radio interview, Belafonte took the President to task and asked
Yesterday, while reacting to the New Hampshire Primary results during his radio program, Rush Limbaugh made one thing clear: Ron Paul is hurting conservative candidates. And Limbaugh made it clear that Paul isn’t doing this by taking up all the
A company went into bankruptcy (Smith Corona) and was sold to another company (Ampad). The new company, 80% of which was owned by Bain Capital, tried to make the old company profitable–and even offered to rehire the old employees at
On Morning Joe, discussing Rick Perry’s criticism of Mitt Romney’s record at Bain Capital, Joe Scarborough says that Perry “sounds like a stoned NYU grad student in Zucotti park.”
To NBC, I am “controversial” because I am a Mormon. Politics and religion, it’s all fair game right now for the Activist Old Media. Mitt Romney is not even the Republican nominee, and the battles are well underway. Of course,
Former UN Ambassador John Bolton endorsed Gov. Mitt Romney for president this evening on Fox News. Earlier this year, Amb. Bolton had considered running for president himself.
Former UN Ambassador John Bolton, known for his fearless defense of American interests, has just endorsed Gov. Mitt Romney in the Republican presidential primary. [youtube ax5U-v6yLhA] Speaking to host Greta van Susteren on Fox News’s On the Record, Bolton gave
Sarah Palin called on Mitt Romney to release his tax returns and to substantiate the “100,000 jobs created” claim he has made in reference to his days as CEO of Bain Capital.
I’m not a big fan of Mitt Romney. I hammered him the day before Christmas for being open to a value-added tax, and I’ve criticized him in previous posts for his less-than-stellar record on healthcare, his weakness on Social Security
According to The Hill, in a CBS This Morning interview, New Hampshire Republican primary winner Mitt Romney, said that his work to increase profits for his investment firm, Bain Capital, “was no different from the Obama administration’s auto industry bailouts.”
Republican presidential candidates are on their way to South Carolina−let’s hope that the next debate we see is better than the one that ABC News produced in New Hampshire last Saturday. Commentator George Stephanopoulos relentlessly interrogated former Governor Mitt Romney
Democrats rallied ’round Vice President Al Gore in 2000 even if Captain Global Warming was as dull as a power point presentation. Now, looks like comedians are prepping the Dull Card to play against potential presidential candidate Mitt Romney. —–
Refreshing interview with John Heder courtesy of Vulture: It’s been seven years between the movie Napoleon Dynamite and FOX’s new animated series Napoleon Dynamite, and the original movie isn’t even streaming on Netflix Instant. “It’s not?” asked the once and
In politics, as in life, there can be an overwhelming temptation to go along to get along; to be a team player; to do the easy thing even when it’s not the right thing. For far too long, insiders from
Influential South Carolina Republican Senator Jim DeMint told Mark Levin that he expects Mitt Romney to win next week’s South Carolina primary. Sen. DeMint has not made any endorsement in the race.
The Democratic National Committee released an advertisement featuring Mitt Romney’s recent remark about how he “enjoyed firing people.”
Gov. Mitt Romney’s man in New Hampshire, John Sununu, seemed to have a great time ripping apart the entire team (except Rachel Maddow) on MSNBC while the Romney victory party went on in the background.
More proof the MSM is done hiding their biases in 2012. We all know, including the mainstream media, that New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is a GOP star, a devastatingly effective critic of President Obama’s failed policies, a superb communicator,
