Paleoconservatives claim they are not racists. "No." They tell us. "We will have none of that." With that in mind, take a look at the following article, part of a series on the fundamental principles of paleoconservatism, penned by Thomas Fleming. Mr.
CBS Evening News story about stuttering therapy
Current projections and polls may be underestimating the impact African American voters in Georgia will have on this fall's election.
"Richard Cizik, vice president of governmental affairs for the National Association of Evangelicals, chats with host Liane Hansen about Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin and the consequences of identity politics in this year's presidential election."
The article reviews the results of four post-debate polls (three scientific and one a non-scientific "push poll"). Who won? All four give the edge to Obama over McCain.
Once again, Campbell Brown is on point. She claims the McCain camp's sheltering of Sarah Palin is sexist, and wants to know why Palin is not doing news conferences like the other candidates. Very good question.
Gallup concludes the selection of Sarah Palin has not helped attract white female voters to the McCain candidacy. Obama's greater difficulty is with earning the votes of white men.
This explains a whole lot... Notice the subtitle: "How the Republican Party stopped dreaming about a permanent majority and learned to think like McCain strategist Steve Schmidt." Notice the following dicey incident from Schmidt's resume: "Schmidt has certainly indulged in l …
Thomas Friedman on the McCain campaign's conservative change argument: "As I have argued before, it reminds me of someone who, on the eve of the I.T. revolution — on the eve of PCs and the Internet — is pounding the table for America to make more I.B.M.
Joe Klein believes John McCain is clueless on the economy and aks us to remember that "Senator Honorable" (Klein's phrase) was a member of the Keating Five.
"Throughout her political career, she has pursued vendettas, fired officials who crossed her and sometimes blurred the line between government and personal grievance, according to a review of public records and interviews with 60 Republican and Democratic legislators and local of …
NeoCon Charles Krauthammer thinks Gibson gaffed by failing to specify which version of the "Bush doctrine" he meant.
Barack Obama, who taught Constitutional law at the University of Chicago, sets Sarah Palin straight on the importance of the Constitution, especially in relation to habeas corpus.
Some have suggested Charles Gibson of ABC News was simply playing "gotcha" with VP candidate Governor Sarah Palin when he asked her opinion on the Bush doctrine (e.g., Bill Sammon's recent article on Fox News). This claim is problematic on at least three levels:
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Only a few days ago John McCain looked the nation in the eyes and told them he wanted to run an honorable campaign.
FactCheck.org exposes McCain's tawdry campaign ad. In their words: "A McCain campaign ad claims Obama's "one accomplishment" was a bill to teach sex ed to kindergarten kids. Don't believe it. Perhaps worst of all, the ad features a photoshopped image of learing Obama.
Norman Ornstein of the conservative American Enterprise Institute claims, Palin's (mis)statements on NATO, Russia, and the Bush Doctrine, "ought to shake every foreign policy specialist, liberal or conservative."
I take no joy in posting this. We have now seen the first segment of Charles' Gibsons' interview of VP candidate Governor Sarah Palin.
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September 4, 2008 Dear Rudy, I am an independent voter, someone like you, a middle-aged man who has often crossed party lines. I am writing to congratulate you on your warm up speech for Governor Sarah Palin at the Republican National Convention last night.
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