If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Did you actually think the Clinton’s would let a little thing like losing the Democratic primaries push them out of the political scene? I had a feeling that the little charades they were playing were for a good reason. I really couldn’t see why Hillary w...

You are currently reading lesson #1 in a series of posts titled “Lessons in Liberalism.” You can also View the others: Orientation, #1, #2, #3, #4, #5. You should also subscribe to the RSS feed so you don’t miss a beat. Every faith has it’s foundation. Liberalism is no different. Christians have the bible to guide them, Mu...

This is part two of the series “Politics and the New Media.” Here is part one and here is part three. Barack Obama, Mike Huckabee and Ron Paul are the candidates I think of when it comes those that utilized the Internet most effectively. Barack Obama can attribute his success online directly to his success with younger voters. I feel Mi...

No. I have nothing to back that up but I don’t see it happening. Obama has to pick someone that will accent him well but won’t have a personality that will overcloud him. With his massive ego that’s almost impossible. The only person with a larger ego than Obama is Clinton. There’s no way that Hillary is suited for the veep ...

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I have to admit, I’m sad to see her go so soon. I was really hoping on a fight to the finish. Way to go Hillary, you just had to go and quit on us. The conservatives of this nation have been fighting for your right to continue this race and you decided to give up on us. How selfish are you? Just when you were splitting the DNC down the middle...

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According to Huffpo, Hillary will dropout, or at least suspend, her race for the White House during a speech she is scheduled to deliver tomorrow night. The speculation is brought on by the fact that her top donors and supporters are expected to be present. It’s more than likely that the rumors are true considering Clinton’s growing cam...

Hillary Clinton may be 20 delegates stronger but she is still a mountain of impossibilities away from the nomination. The small feat that she accomplished, winning the “white vote” in WV, means nothing considering that Obama has recently taken the superdelegate lead which was Hillary’s last hope. The trend is clearly in Obama̵...

I have to be honest, this is amusing. While I’m no mathematician I understand the odds of Hillary winning are absolutely zero. Being a Clinton, thick headed, she is refusing to give it. This is the prime example of why the Democrats have absolutely no chance in November; They are severely self destructive. In the minds of most Americans the ...