Tag Archives: Mitt Romney

A Profile on Romney’s Post-Political Life

Posted on December 1, 2012 by

Not sure if this WAPO article is throwing salt in the wound or not. Nevertheless, its a good profile sketch of a highly ambitious man who was very recently on the cusp of history. Romney was an overachiever in academics and … Continue reading →

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Romney’s Rapid Return to Relevance: Doing lunch at the Obama’s

Posted on November 28, 2012 by

Since President Obama first stated that he wanted to have a private meeting with Mitt Romney we have been speculating that the tenet of this audience would be to offer the former Governor some sort of cabinet position within the … Continue reading →

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John Nichols and Liberal Overreach on Obama Mandate Speculation

Posted on November 27, 2012 by

If there ever was a word which explained the Liberal reaction to President Obama’s victory it’s”overreach.” A fine example of this proclivity is John Nichols, a writer for the liberal publication, The Nation. Mr. Nichols’s latest article is a veritable … Continue reading →

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Wither, Romney?

Posted on November 17, 2012 by

In the aftermath of the 2012 elections, Republicans and Conservatives alike are finding themselves lost, hollow, and angry, scurrying around trying to make sense of their loss. At first it seemed that everyone from the electorate to pundits to party … Continue reading →

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High-profile Conservatives jumping on the immigration bandwagon.

Posted on November 10, 2012 by

In lieu of President Obama’s victory supposedly brought on by a “shifting demographic” which favors the Democrats, some high-profile Conservatives are now lamenting that the GOP needs to soften its stance on amnesty for illegals. All of this in theory … Continue reading →

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Well, It Appears I Was Wrong. Obama Gets A Second Term.

Posted on November 7, 2012 by

What else can I say? I’ve been preaching a false gospel for at least 6 months. I wasn’t doing it knowingly. I used hard numbers and anecdotal factors. I thought Romney was going to win based on historical factors and … Continue reading →

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We’re Calling it For Romney

Posted on November 6, 2012 by

At some point tonight America will be told they have a new president. The 45th president of the United States will be Mitt Romney. The historical whirlwinds and anecdotal evidence is favorable for a challenger’s year. Romney has distinguished himself … Continue reading →

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IT BEGINS TODAY

Posted on November 6, 2012 by

It`s 4 a.m. on election day. There`s a lot to do. It begins today. By this time tomorrow America will have a new President, a stronger house and most likely a republican senate – we will also have a full … Continue reading →

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Romney draws 30k crowd in West Chester, Ohio.

Posted on November 3, 2012 by

If this is any indication of Republican voters’ enthusiasm in Ohio we MIGHT be seeing the Buckeye State swinging right this election year. From the Dayton Daily News| Mitt Romney’s campaign brought out Republican star power Friday night, with governors, … Continue reading →

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Presidential Election 2012: Among other things…it’s all about turnout!

Posted on October 31, 2012 by

In his latest post, Jason concentrated on the significance of the elusive undecided voters among other factors which might indicate a potential Romney victory. From Jason, Approximately 96 percent of the likely voters have made up their minds long ago. … Continue reading →

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Romney is Headed For A Clear Victory

Posted on October 31, 2012 by

Approximately 96 percent of the likely voters have made up their minds long ago. They don’t need convincing. Roughly half that number is for Obama (47), and the majority is for Romney (49). The remaining 4 percent will base their … Continue reading →

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Foreign Policy in Focus for Monday

Posted on October 7, 2012 by

Fox News | Romney to deliver foreign policy speech amid big questions on Libya, global economy Romney was highly critical of the Obama administration in the aftermath of the attack on the U.S. Embassy in Egypt and the ensuing Sept. 11 … Continue reading →

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Romney Sees Post Debate Bounce

Posted on October 5, 2012 by

Romney’s winning performance during Wednesday night’s debate resonated with voters. Particularly in the very important states of Florida, Ohio and Virgina. Florida Romney leads 49 to 46 Ohio 92 percent of all voters in the state who say that they … Continue reading →

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First Presidential debate attracted more than 58 million viewers.

Posted on October 4, 2012 by

According to Mediabistro, last night’s Presidential debate attracted more than 58 million viewers. In 2008 viewership sat at 52.4 million. More than 58 million people watched the first Presidential debate last night between President Obama and Mitt Romney, up substantially … Continue reading →

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