When we picked up on the first Day One video Romney’s campaign put out we mentioned that they needed to make the spot into a series of Day Ones – because there’s a whole host of things people want to... (Continue reading)
It’s the new “Basketball” ad the pundits are talking about, which Crossroads GPS is pushing in a bunch of swing states – Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, North Carolina, New Hampshire, Nevada, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia. The guy who did the... (Continue reading)
Primary elections for a sitting president are supposed to be nothing more than an exercise of going through the motions toward a foregone conclusion. Sure there will be challengers, there always are, but other candidates vying for the party’s nomination... (Continue reading)
Pretty freakin’ big. When the opposition can slap together a web ad like this, you’ve officially become dog food. Not usin’ dogs as food, mind you; they already did that. But actual dog food. As in, Alpo. And the thing... (Continue reading)
Via Breitbart. Newt hits all the highlights here. First, that when he and Rick Perry tried to beat Romney up over Bain Capital it didn’t work, because people recognized that sometimes an equity firm will have a hit investing in... (Continue reading)
…the real question is who the Washington Post and ABC News think they’re fooling by running a poll with a sample giving Obama a built-in 10-point edge. 32 D, 22 R and 38 I. Does anybody really believe that only... (Continue reading)
Currently, 12 states have held their primaries (note: Arkansas and Kentucky are holding primaries today), while Congressional filing has concluded in 34 states. Since the Presidential election is barely more than five months away, we thought this was a good... (Continue reading)
In the first installment, we had discussed the basics of polling and how to go about evaluating a poll. In this installment, we will “grade” the pollsters, using the 2010 midterm elections as our sample data. Continue reading at http://winwithjmc.com/archives/4022... (Continue reading)
…you never know what you’re going to get. That’s not exactly true, if you are a conservative electing a Republican to national office you are generally going to get screwed. Republicans are kind of used to it, but there remains... (Continue reading)
This really ought to be a whole ad campaign rather than one spot, and let’s hope it’s the first of a series of Day Ones. But if all you’ve got is 30 seconds to work with, the Keystone Pipeline, tax... (Continue reading)
Is this something? Here was Miller, last night on O’Reilly… Watch the latest video at <a href=”http://video.foxnews.com”>video.foxnews.com</a> And then today, Romney is down in Florida giving a speech, and look what’s in the background? Mitt Romney continued to drive a... (Continue reading)
Being a Yankee can be seen as a detriment but I have another tool box to pull metaphorical utensils from to get my point across. One of my favorites is dogsled racing. You don’t have much use for dogsleds in... (Continue reading)
2012 promises to be a busy election year for the various federal, state, and local offices on the ballot this year. Part of that activity includes yard signs, political commercials, bumper stickers, and public opinion polls to be conducted for... (Continue reading)
Twyla Barnes is a genealogist of Cherokee heritage (she’s 7/32nds Cherokee) who runs a blog about affairs in that community, and after a couple of weeks being out of pocket while the Elizabeth Warren-Spreading Bull controversy has unfolded she let... (Continue reading)
As Gomer Pyle on “The Andy Griffith Show” used to say, “Surprise! Surprise! Surprise!” U.S. Rep. Jeff Landry finally admitted he is running for re-election to Congress. The New Iberia Republican has played coy about his future political plans, but... (Continue reading)
John Wolfe Jr., the Tennessee attorney running against Barack Obama for the Democratic presidential nomination has pulled with-in seven percentage points of Obama in Arkansas. Wolfe won enough votes in the March 24 primary election here in Louisiana to entitle him to... (Continue reading)
With what is sure to be a tight battle between two current members of Congress, it is imperative that we get the whole picture of all candidates running for office. Below is Rep. Boustany’s vote regarding a pay raise that... (Continue reading)
Since its early inception as a political instrument to protect slavery, the Democratic Party has been obsessed with race or, more precisely, with using racism to hold power. Back in the 19th Century, that meant casting the emerging Republican Party,... (Continue reading)
In the “Our Views” section of the Saturday May 12th 2012 Baton Rouge Advocate, the editorial staff once again chooses to remain ignorant of conservative politics. In decrying the loss of moderate Senator Richard Lugar of Indiana in the Republican... (Continue reading)
Everywhere we go, we run into people who don’t think Barack Obama can lose re-election. He’s got too much money in the bank, too many Americans are on the dole, the GOP primary was too brutal, Mitt Romney isn’t a... (Continue reading)
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