Barack Obama finally appeared on Fox News on the No Spin Zone. He finally showed just a little bit of courage and allowed himself to be interviewed by Bill O’Reilly. Of course this was an attempt by him to steal a little of John McCain’s spotlight at the RNC on the night John McCain was to give his speech. This coming after his

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The Democrat party moonbats shit on Joe Lieberman in the 2006 elections and he lost to an anti-war opponent in the primary. Undaunted he ran as an Independent in the general election and the (slightly) more sane Democrats re-elected him. He did not leave the Democrat party, he was thrown out.

Even though he shunned the wish

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That issue is Energy, which I believe trumps the economy because increasing energy costs have been an important factor in harming the economy. But more importantly, the issue of Energy will ultimately decide if the United States can remain as a global super power. If we do not find away to become self sufficient with regards to

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This really has been an unusual presidential election cycle from a timing standpoint. Primary season kicked off just three days into the new year and all the talk then was about how 2008 would be the longest general election campaign in history. It just didn't work out that way with the Democratic contest stretching into June.

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"If you don't give up you can't be defeated." That's true in this case. I spent last week and the weekend railing against the Republican Party for once again failing to do anything regarding presidential primary reform. But the proponents of reform within the party were not yet ready to let the cause die before 2012. While

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Why go after Obama on his experience as a community organizer? Why go against what, on its face, is your best interest? Yes, it fires up the Republican partisans, but it also fired Democrats up as well. But the question is, "How did it play among the independents and undecideds?" Here's where we start to answer the why of th

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Ahead of John McCain, Governor Sarah Palin makes her speech to the RNC and delivers blow after blow to Democrat nominee Barack Obama. Read our review and see the acceptance speech video in full. Govenor Palin spoke for 40 minutes, introduced herself, her family and delivered her credentials and lays down the difference between

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Kudos to CNN for filling state polling void present since last week. Granted CNN continues to call Iowa and Minnesota swing states when they've been anything but. But hey, you don't bite the hand that feeds you, right? In addition to the North Star and Hawkeye states, there is also a new poll out in Ohio. Now that's enough t

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Yesterday I made note of Barack Obama clearing the 50% mark in the daily tracking polls from both Rasmussen and Gallup. Now, I mentioned the significance of the 50% barrier and the timing -- September polls are better predictors of November results than late October or November polls -- but let's try and add a bit of context h

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This whole “controversy” over Sarah Palin’s pregnant teenage daughter gives us an opening to take a look at the difference of opinion between her and Barack Obama on the issue of abortion. It comes as no surprise that these two people differ on this issue but this an an opportunity to take a closer look at it.

This is what

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You'll notice that I've not really spent all that much talking about national polls much less national tracking polls in our electoral college analyses. They are important, but only to a point. I obviously prefer the state level polls -- though the two are linked in some ways -- due to the way the US presidential election is

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Are we getting the true Nader effect? Often we talk about the potential for a third party candidate to affect the fortunes of one or both of the major party candidates. What we don't discuss is how third party candidates can affect each other. Nader ran as the Green Party nominee in 2000 but as an independent in 2004. In 2004,

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I am asking help in exposing the truth of the corruption in the "legal" system where I live. Regular readers know I was falsely arrested last year by a police officer, Kenny Fox, in Decaturville, TN, who has a long history of abuses and violations. After threatening me with death ("You better watch it or you're gonna end up

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Yesterday, I discussed the apparent difference between the Democratic and Republican parties on penalizing states violating the timing of delegate selection events. The Democrats stripped Florida and Michigan of all their delegates before returning half of them and then, just prior to the convention, restoring complete voting r

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His thoughts on the people who might be affected by the hurricane? None. The hurricane is proof that “God is on our side,” is what he said. (Our side being the Democrats of course) Thinking politically before all else. The thoughtless and cold-hearted way that he was able to put politics first is chilling.

He later apologi

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