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RSS FeedIn a recent interview, Tagg Romney said his dad, Mitt Romney didn’t really want to be President. Supposedly he was pressured by Ann Romney and the family to run. Hundreds of million dollars later, we now discover good old Mitt was a reluctant candidate. Don’t you feel as if you’ve been elected to the suckers
Well, Ann Marie is on her own for this one, with a little help from the producer. Lou is: well, Lou is indisposed for this one, or in hiding, or something like that. Topics include the offer by Boehner on the fiscal cliff (not really), Obama’s response..guess what that was. Also, a bombing in AZ
Well, the GOP lost another one. And since Lou and Ann Marie aren’t what you call wallflowers, they do let their true feelings known. Not only did Maine and NH go over to the dark side, so did our home state, NJ, ; although that was 99.9% predictable. Of course, Chris Christie didn’t help by
I had started work on a column yesterday congratulating Mitt Romney on his win. Overly optimistic, you may say, but it was just a way to stay ahead of the game on my part to be timely. Unfortunately, as I write this column, I look at the next 4 years with dread. We have Obama
What a convention! The GOP wrapped up its convention and the team of Romney/Ryan has hit the road. We review some of the highlights. A true American hero has passed; Neil Armstrong, first American astronaut to walk on the Moon. We have lost one of the greats.. All that and more on this episode of
Obviously the main topic is the decision by the Supreme Court on Obamacare and John Roberts’ thumbing his nose at the American people by siding with Obama. And Nancy Pelosi’s latest comments; she is definitely the gift that keeps on giving. Egypt’s new president and other topics on this week’s Political QRM. Also, take a
We have a lot to say in this one, folks. We’re wondering how a professed Catholic like Nancy Pelosi could be so anti-Catholic in her remarks. Governor Walker retains his seat in Wisconsin; the ramifications for the Dems and the coattails he has for other struggling Republican governors. All that and more on this expanded
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
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
