It’s just a shame to see that Thad McCotter’s run for president has left him in the lurch. For the newly redistricted 11th, however, the door opens for another of the MIGOP to take his place. After a quick blip in the presidential GOP primary, one should wonder why Thad didn’t do his homework. In … Continue Reading →
The new Republican strategy is to have the battle for the election of the next president of the United States fought over the deficit, but that is not the fight. The deficit will take care of itself in the long run. The rules will be changed so all is well with the rich and powerful. … Continue Reading →
The GOP may have the cure for what ails them, or perhaps they’re finally coming to terms with the nominee they most certainly have now. For a long time, a nutritious red-meat diet of political rhetoric kept the base healthy, even as the real ailment still hasn’t been cured, but tucked away from sight. So … Continue Reading →
It’s time once again for “March Madness”, and the President has put a lot of thought into the NCAA tournament. Through careful review and analysis, he’s picking UNC to beat Kentucky in the final. Imagine if he gave this much thought, attention and analysis to the economy … or the federal budget … or healthcare … Continue Reading →
Normally, I don’t go rogue with the Freep, but there’s a pertinent and sad quote that the former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney campaign continues to screw up, trying to sell Mitt back to Michigan without any of the sacrifice, effort, or pain that everyone else has endured here. More than that, it makes me wonder if … Continue Reading →
Via RebelPundit at Biggovernment, seems the Battle for Shelby Township has sustained massive casualties. Signs, hundreds of them, were removed by Romney staff/supporters/SuperPAC unaffiliates prior to the event. Someone’s scared of Rick, methinks. Mako out. **Updated** Per some facebook posts, it seems that the Romney camp suggests the Santorum signs were in violation of a … Continue Reading →
