Tonight I posted on RedState a 16-year-old article from the New York Times published Nov. 5, 1992, which analyzes Bill Clinton’s victory over President George H.W. Bush. It’s scary that many of the same words could’ve been used today.
This reminds me of an old Newsweek cover I found in August while at my wife’s house. [...]
Obama 2008 Presidential Campaign, uploaded by Barack Obama.
President-elect Barack Obama has a profound opportunity to change the way business is done in Washington. Tonight’s victory speech was an important first step at reconciling his differences with Republicans and establishing a new approach to governing. But is he sincere? It’s a question that will be answered [...]
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My good friend and former Human Events colleague John Gizzi scored an exclusive interview today with John McCain aboard his campaign plane. Gizzi asked some very good questions on the minds of conservatives. I’m glad the McCain campaign found time to make this happen. Even at 64-years-old, the country’s [...]
If anyone is going to salvage John McCain’s presidential campaign, it might just be Joe the Plumber. During an encounter with Barack Obama, the Ohioan explained his concerns about Obama’s plan to raise taxes. The exchange resulted in a lengthy discussion at the third and final debate about the contrasting economic policies of McCain and [...]
I was left feeling very unsatisfied with last night’s debate between John McCain and Barack Obama. My tweets probably reflect that as well, but it wasn’t until the debate was over and I digested everything that I became frustrated with both candidates and the stale solutions they offered.
For those of you who didn’t follow my [...]
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As I watched last night’s presidential debate at the University of Mississippi, I also offered my play-by-play commentary on Twitter. And while I know my 885 followers were getting updates throughout the evening, I didn’t want readers of Bluey Blog to be jealous. So I’ve reprinted my “tweets” below. For non-Twitter [...]
Made possible by the use of the blue and green background during John McCain’s acceptance speech.