Romney wins debate hands down: Wag the Turkey
Simply put, the core beliefs of conservatism that Mitt Romney provided in months of campaigning are over. It’s now Business Mitt, and I have to applaud him for going directly at the president.
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Meet the RNC: a wholly-owned subsidiary of MittCo
The Tampa in the TEA-pot might be bubbling over. There are unconfirmed reports that the floor fight for keeping states in control of their own delegates is essentially over. For the GOP base, I think this is a real test of faith. I mean, the price was already enough in accepting Mitt Romney, wasn’t it? … Continue Reading →
A Tampa in the TEA-pot.
Via Erick Erickson at RedState, we learn that while Isaac has moved on to New Orleans, there’s another storm brewing, and it might make landfall in the next half-hour. The GOP Rules Committee seems to be purging non-establishment members from their group in order to stage a delegate assignment system that is hardly fair for … Continue Reading →
Michigan and the 11-step election program
Well, this is interesting news. Now it is okay to cancel elections and primaries.
A Game of Primaries
I’m not picking a horse in this MI-11 race, but let’s be clear about a couple things. 1. From the Detnews’ awesome reporting, we learn that only 244 of the 2,000 petition signatures submitted by Rep. Thaddeus “Rocks-in-Head” McCotter were valid. Fake TEA petitions beat him by tens of thousands of at-least-close-to-valid signatures (I checked … Continue Reading →
Love or hate this pizza?
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 →
Troy Transit Center Approved?
Resolution from Council Members Slater and Fleming for Approval of MDOT Sub-Contract for the Final Design of the Troy Multi-Modal Transit Facility…Approved. And while the City Council attempted to stop the process, you could already see statements of “looking forward” from the opposition, because as soon as it is marginally successful (and also cheap to … Continue Reading →