Stephen Colbert, with his typical dry humor, has positive things to say about Romney. He gives him the edge and says he’s “on fire” and “on the rocket ride to plausible.”
I can pretty much guarantee that this man photographed at a Romney rally in Lancaster, Ohio, is not in fact a Republican, but rather is a plant sent out by the Democrats as a dirty trick. Here’s why.
In October 1972, 12 days before the presidential election, Nixon and Kissinger made a surprise announcement of a peace agreement ending the war in Vietnam, thus giving birth to the term “October Surprise.” In nearly every election cycle since, one party or the other has attempted to spring some last minute opposition research or policy announcement in the immediate weeks prior to an election.
Former Sen. Arlen Specter, a one time Republican moderate who ultimately abandoned the GOP in the face of the growing Tea Party movement, passed away Sunday, according to the Associated Press.
Senator Lindsey Graham alleges on “Face the Nation” yesterday that the Obama Administration knew within twenty-four hours that the Benghazi attack was terrorism but covered it up.
Obama is urged to cut off all contact with the Muslim Brotherhood after its Supreme Guide made virulently anti-Israel statements last week.
Tomorrow’s hour-long PBS documentary is being advertised as a “provocative conversation about race and politics,” from “both sides of the political aisle,” but it is being grossly mis-marketed. Instead, it should be the poster child for why PBS should be stripped of public funding.
In yet another surprise criticism from the left, Tom Brokaw called Obama to task for the “explosion in the federal budget deficit” that occurred during his term in office.
Experts are suggesting that Iran may use a nuclear EMP not necessarily against Israel, but possibly against the US or Europe. It would have devastating consequences.
In a very unusual legal move, a judge in Georgia has appointed a lawyer to defend a pit bull that could be euthanized for attacking a neighbor’s 5-year-old child, a court official said.