You really shouldn’t be. Sure the media has Obama pounding Mitt Romney in Ohio as well as Florida, but let’s be honest, this thing is far from over. Obama knows this and so does the media. Still, it’s hard not … Continue reading
I generally don’t cuss in mixed company. And since I have no control over who frequents this blog, I save the profanity laden rants for private conversations with my wife, and yes, my mother. So in advance I’d like to … Continue reading
Given that the answer is quite obvious there’s really no need to actually….give an answer. Jim Geraghty has an interesting post about these ridiculous polls we continue to see on a daily basis that are basically trying to make it … Continue reading
Obvious. It’s pretty much what those who have opposed Obama from the beginning of his ascension expected would happen. He ran on Hope and Change, we wondered what kind of change he would bring. Unfortunately, what we expected to happen, … Continue reading
Reason conducted a poll in Wisconsin in which Governor Scott Walker beats Tom Barrett 50-42. They further break down the numbers that shed light on why all the hoopla about ousting Walker was just that, hoopla. If you can ignore … Continue reading
File this under “kinda weird but perhaps not.” Rasmussen finds that President Obama leads Mitt Romney in the four key states of Florida, Ohio, North Carolina, and Virginia, good news for Obama. But as with everything there’s another side to … Continue reading
First of all consider this post the result of righteous indignation on my part. John Hawkins, the proprietor of Right Wing News, surveyed 250 right of center bloggers to get these poll results. No. I was not surveyed. Now, I … Continue reading
A Foundation Made Of Sand I suppose it doesn’t really matter that Barack Obama hasn’t been anywhere in the vicinity of 50% approval since his first year in office or that Ed Morrissey was able to completely demolish the … Continue reading
Worst News Of The Day For Obama that is. According to Rasmussen, not only is the POTUS rating a measly 20% approval among uncommitted voters, but Rick Santorum is beating him head to head, 45% to 44%. Now I know … Continue reading
When Americans fear Iran gaining a nuke less than they fear you being elected for a second term, you’ve got a problem. According to a Washington Whispers poll, Americans would rather take their chances with Iran’s ability to obtain a … Continue reading
