It would have been understandable for conservatives to be depressed in November of 2008. Democrats increased their control of the Senate and took over two important houses in Washington DC–the White one, and the one with the Representatives. The Republican candidate for President, John McCain, had nice credentials, but some conservatives doubted his convictions. Their […]
Limits on Liberalism? Maybe so. Read More »
Two governorships and one seat in the House of Representatives were up for grabs in 2009, and precisely because there was so little to talk about, much ink was spilled and hot air blown over the results in these three places. Republicans argue that by winning the governors races in Virginia and New Jersey and
Spinning the Election Results: 2009 Read More »
John McCain was recently on Jay Leno’s show and, rather than learn from the President’s recent example, McCain said something inappropriate, too. Instead of targeting a whole group of people; however, Senator McCain directed his attempt at humor towards one person: his recent running mate Sarah Palin. McCain was reeling off a list of strong
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After the 2008 presidential election results were in, I wrote on this site that there probably would be some who counseled that the Republican Party needed to move away from its conservative Christian constituency. I cited the results of the last several elections and concluded that it would be a tactical mistake for Republicans. Sure
Christianity and the Republican Party Read More »
I don’t know which one it will be of course, and neither do you. The American electorate is fickle, and the polls are more so. My point with this blog is that I believe whichever guy gets elected, he’ll only serve one term. If John McCain gets elected, it will be because he persuaded some
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