The Republican nominating contest is shaping up like a great poker game.   The former governor of Massachusetts is facing off with the current governor of Texas.  The odds-makers are number-crunching the hands.  The voters are laying down bets.  And the future of America is the stake.

Now, the word among the prestigious movers and shakers - [...]

Filed under: Election, Goverment Reform, Pajamas Media, Politics by Kyle-Anne Shiver

It never ceases to confound me, dear readers, how on earth Republicans keep losing America’s propaganda war.

How do we know they’re losing in the public’s perception?  Easy.

Ask yourself when was the last time you freely discussed any conservative or even moderate political view with friends at work, or on campus, or [...]

Filed under: Commentary of the Day, Culture, Election, Goverment Reform, Politics by Kyle-Anne Shiver

From the moment she raised her dainty foot to the national stage, Sarah Palin has intrigued Americans.
She has been a lightning rod in the fight for the soul of feminism, incurring the wrath and scorn of now-dominant leftist feminists, even as she has rallied the usually silent forces of traditional women.  The [...]

Filed under: Commentary of the Day, Culture, Election, Politics by Kyle-Anne Shiver

What we have here is catastrophic failure.  The horrendous costs of this hopey-changey  Obama presidency mount daily.
We well remember candidate Obama’s ‘08 throngs laying in breathless wait for the “Lightworker” to appear and speak as “sort of like God” from his teleprompter on high.  Now, with nearly everything this president has touched lying in [...]

Filed under: Commentary of the Day, Culture, Election, Goverment Reform, Politics by Kyle-Anne Shiver

Mr. Fed, Ben Bernanke, told reporters this week that he’s clueless as to why America’s economy is in this “soft patch.”
Note from Mrs. Stretched-to-the-Gills-Scared-out-of-her-Wits-Middle-Class-American to Mr. Fed:
It’s the uncertainty, stupid!
Mr. Fed should understand this better than the average American consumer, I think. After all, Mr. Fed is personally responsible for much of the monetary [...]

Filed under: American Thinker, Election, Politics by Kyle-Anne Shiver