Well, thank goodness for Cornell’s legal prof, William A. Jacobson. Professor Jacobson has unearthed a video of Nancy Reagan from the 1995 Goldwater Institute Dinner, in which she proclaims publicly that Ronnie “passed the torch” of the conservative movement to Newt and his fellow conservatives of the 1994 Contract With America forces.
Jacobson, who endorsed Gingrich [...]
Filed under: Commentary of the Day, Election, Goverment Reform, Politics by Kyle-Anne Shiver
If Mitt Romney manages to win the GOP nomination, then we need to hope he is far better-prepared to handle the liberals’ anti-Mormon slime machine than he was prepared to handle intra-party jabs at his Bain record, his tax returns, and his flip-flopping.
I would be quite dishonest if I said [...]
Filed under: American Thinker, Culture, Election, Politics, Religion by Kyle-Anne Shiver
Well, someone had to do it. Whether we like it or not, the liberals will do all they can to instil fear of Mormonism among secularists and mainline Christians alike, if Mitt Romney is the nominee. Ignoring this factor in “electability” appraisals is just not smart politics.
Yet, the Republican establishment seems to believe [...]
Filed under: Commentary of the Day, Election by Kyle-Anne Shiver
I’m not sure how this endorsement slipped under my radar, but I completely missed it until today. With all the uproar about the Republican Party insiders’ dread of a Gingrich nomination, I had almost begun to think no one who had ever worked side-by-side with Newt Gingrich could stand to be in the same room [...]
Filed under: Commentary of the Day, Election, Goverment Reform, Politics by Kyle-Anne Shiver
Newt Gingrich is an adulterer many times over, which is old news. The second Mrs. Gingrich, scorned in favor of the third Mrs. Gingrich, is in the process of spilling the sordid divorce beans in her long-stated goal of stopping Newt’s climb to the presidency.
But I decided a couple of months ago to give [...]
Filed under: American Thinker, Culture, Election by Kyle-Anne Shiver
