When Newt Gingrich landed Herman Cain as a supporter, you may have concluded that Newt Gingrich is the “true conservative.” At least compared to other candidates in this GOP tour, I can agree. But you might not like Mitt Romney so much, so you’d bet on the field instead. Either way, Mitt Romney got a … Continue Reading →
Henry Payne’s editorial cartoon: Newt Gingrich and South Carolina
Looking for the mock Washington Post page seen in a previous version of this post? See the explanation here. When Newt Gingrich won South Carolina, I smiled. Mitt’s taxes probably did it. I mean, really. It’s not bad enough that Mitt Romney is still the expected favorite. Florida won’t swing as wildly as Middle Earthburg. … Continue Reading →
The debate that took place in North Carolina on MLK Day shames all freedom-loving Americans and shows just how Americans have lost all social conscience. From the time of Ronald Reagan to this present moment Americans have grown poorer and more callous than ever. It is all about self: I, me and my. Juan Williams … Continue Reading →
We’ve known for months now Willard is going to win in New Hampshire tonight. The horserace here is for second place, but the underdogs wouldn’t mind taking Romney down a peg before the action heads south. Enter Newt Gingrich, who is nursing a grudge from all those attack ads Romney ran against him in Iowa. … Continue Reading →
Thinking things change is the wrong thinking when it comes to American politics in the good old U.S. of A. People like Newt Gringrich and Rick Santorum know we have a black man as president and a black man as attorney general, but they believe that the average Caucasian-American living in the Deep South thinks … Continue Reading →
The Mitt Romney camp must be going nuts, to lose Iowa. No matter what you call it, he lost. He got fewer votes than he did when he didn’t campaign for the ’08 Republican nomination and his so-called win was to a guy that wears a sweater vest. Can Romney be anything but disappointed? My … Continue Reading →
Looks like some ballot petition enthusiasts for Newt Gingrich and Rick Perry took the wrong page to copy out of the Democrat playbook. Since neither of these candidates can get on the primary ballot in Virginia due to a lack of valid petition signatures, the liberal blogosphere is buzzing with allegations of – wait for … Continue Reading →
