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RSS FeedYes, we’re back again. We didn’t think we’d last this long.. But anyway this week, well, it’s more of the GOP Presidential campaigns. Warnings about the drones that will be flying over our heads that won’t do anything to thwart terrorism but G-d forbid if someone wants to sell raw milk!! And we begin our
As this election season continues, there are political pundits and candidates (notably Mitt Romney) who are warning the GOP electorate regarding a protracted nomination process. We’re hearing how weak the GOP candidate will be against Obama; there will be no money left to fight the Dems and just how bad this makes the Republican Party
After a week’s hiatus, we pick up with the birth control controversy, the riots in Afghanistan over the Quran burnings and focus on upcoming Super Tuesday.
The CNN sponsored debate was a snoozer. As the last one (we hope), it was the usual attempt by the liberal media to play ‘gotcha’ with the GOP candidates on birth control and any other subject in which Obama could be painted as the good guy in the upcoming election. Mitt Romney and Ron Paul
As we continue on in our quest to make some sense out of the present-day political climate, we focus in on liberals. Ann Marie and Lou delve into what makes them tick, and why are they so grouchy all the time? That, and all the updates on politics is part of the newest podcast. Notice:
Lou and Ann Marie respond to both the Maine Caucus and CPAC results….it isn’t pretty. What is ‘seriously conservative’, and the rest of the GOP Presidential race.
Back by popular demand! Well, not really, but Ann Marie and Lou have decided to forge ahead anyway. This week we focus on the UN: just how much this behemoth organization is not only a waste of money, time and great real estate opportunities for America, but also how far they have strayed from their
Welcome to a new political podcast: Political QRM. Ann Marie and Lou break through the typical noise barrier of politics to bring you a fresh perspective on the events around the nation and the world. We don’t pull any punches and we are not politically correct by any means. You may not agree with us,
The people of South Carolina have spoken. Newt Gingrich easily won the state on Saturday. What was supposed to be the coronation primary for Mitt Romney didn’t pan out. The GOP in Iowa has, after a few misfires in its caucus, finally given the win to Rick Santorum. While Santorum is still in the race,
The Occupy Wall Street crowd and its offshoots across the country are there (they say) to protest the riches of the 1% while they are for those who don’t have the money, power or influence. They’re expressing the same drivel from the Communist Manifesto that makes an appearance every 40 years or so. So here
