Tag: "Republicans"
The Delivery Presents – Corruption and Zombies and #Caring. Oh Joy!
I think that Episode 128 may mark the point at which you could hear me flat-out give up on the belief that the Republican Party has any real interest in smaller, more responsible government. There are four stories from the past few years that all point to the massive amount of arrogance, incompetence, and corruption [...]
The Almost Great GOP Campaign Ad
I agree with Nice Deb. This GOP campaign video is good, but not quite there. What’s missing? Let’s go back to Nice Deb’s post for the answer. But that barely scrapes the surface of how divisive this President has been. The “hope and change” candidate who was sold as having “a first class temperament”, has proven [...]
Another Week, Another GOP-Engineered Debate Debacle
Why the GOP has agreed to subject their candidates to the best attacks the Democratic message machine can craft is entirely beyond me. Why we on the right have allowed the GOP to continue in its folly without serious pushback mystifies me as well.
The Delivery Presents – So Maybe It’s Time for a 2012 Plan B
You could call Episode 127 my surrender to Barack Obama and the Democrats. I prefer to look at it as a hard dose of reality applied like a splash of water in the faces of sleepy Republicans.
The Delivery Presents – A Poem After Christmas
With apologies to Clement Clark Moore, I present the Episode Post in verse form. Enjoy!
Another Reason the Candidates Should Shun the “Donald Trump” Debate: Eason Jordan
I wonder how many questions we’ll get about soldiers shooting reporters in Iraq and how wonder Kim Jong-Il is?
Three Things the GOP Field Can Learn from Herman Cain and One They Should Forget
Now that Herman Cain’s candidacy appears to be two inches away from mountainside impact, the other candidates should be conducting a quick inventory of his campaign in search of useful bits their can take and use in their own
The Back-Room of the GOP is Working Overtime and They Have an Ally
If you’ve ever wondered what could unite the Associates Press and the back-room old guard of the GOP, I have your answer: Rick Perry.
That’s What You Said