Update: I have two additions, both from Jon Fleischman. First, Duf Sundheim denies in writing that he supports John McCain. Usually conservatives have trouble that anyone supports McCain. It is amusing that they insist on it here. Second, Fleischman, in Read more
A couple of weeks ago, Mitt Romney went up with ads. And a number of people said that if his numbers didn’t move, he was toast. Well, in Florida, they aren’t moving. From a new 3-state (OH, FL, PA) Quinnipiac: Read more
Oh boy. This is getting ugly. Richard Land says Rudy Giuliani’s divorces were "on steroids."
Rudy’s team attacks Romney for funding Democrats. Romney’s team attacks Rudy for having a tough relationship with his 21 year old son. Point Rudy.
I have argued for a long time that New Hampshire may move its primary up a lot. Seems that I may have been right: In 2008, he is widely expected to leapfrog six days ahead of Iowa, which would be Read more
The Mitt Romney team, recognizing that the wheels were coming off the train, told the Politico what their plans were. I have a little review of the plan First, according to Roger Simon, they want to "game the system". At Read more
Apparently Washington is considering canceling its primary: Some state lawmakers are thinking about canceling next year’s presidential primary in Washington to save the $10 million cost of the election. … The chairman of the House state government committee, Sam Hunt Read more
[see original here] Conservatism treats humans as they are, as moral creatures possessing rational minds and capable of discerning right from wrong. There comes a time when we must speak out in the defense of the conservative movement, and Read more
This is interesting: GOP consultant and former state GOP Executive Director Brendan Quinn, who was involved in the state Republican Party’s efforts to keep U.S. Sen. John McCain, R-Az, off New York’s presidential primary ballot in 2000, confirmed he is Read more
Feb. 7. That’s kind of weird. But the logic is sound. If February 5th does not end the nomination battle, Nevada gets the first bite at the apple. In the end, I think that Nevada is very good for both Read more