Christine O’Donnell staged a big comeback win in the Delaware Senate primary against GOP-party favorite Mike Castle, as the Republican rank and file have parted company with the candidate chosen in the backroom by the GOP “leaders”. John Cornyn, head of the GOP Senatorial Committee wouldn’t promise to lend support to the lady who has garnered the support […]
What is True For Me, Is Not Necessarily True For You! Is That True? Not Necessarily.
Jerry Brown: “I mean Clinton’s a nice guy but whoever said he always told the truth?” California Democratic governor candidate Brown got a little testy recently and mouthed off about the former president when responding to an ad by his Republican opponent, Meg Whitman. She had brought out an old debate clip showing Brown being criticized […]
President Clinton Throws Jerry Brown Under the Bus
California’s Governor seat is up for grabs in just 53 days. According to the most recent telephone survey taken by The Rasmussen Report, Meg Whitman has 48% support of likely California voters to Jerry Brown’s 45%. Today, Meg Whitman’s Campaign released the following political advertisement statewide. To use Bill Clinton in this political spot to […]
California’s Prop 8: Yes, No, Maybe?
When a California judge ruled that Proposition 8 was unconstitutional, most were not shocked. The victory at the polls on November 5, 2008 was to be short lived and those who supported California Marriage Protection Act knew that the battle was far from over. On August 4, 2010, U.S. District Judge Vaughn R. Walker decided that Proposition […]
9th Circuit Court: No Gay Marriages In California While Prop 8 Decision Is Appealed
Even though Governor Schwarzennegger wanted homosexuals to begin marrying right after Federal District court Judge Vaughn Walker declared California’s Constitutional amendment defining marriage to be between a man and a woman unconstitutional. Yesterday a panel of three judges in the 9th Circuit Court said no licenses can be issued to homosexuals while the decision is […]
Huckabee Backed Winner in Georgia: What’s The Big Deal?
The headline could have read “Deal, Huckabee and Gingrich beat Handel, Palin, and Romney in Georgia GOP Governor Run-Off.” Of course only Deal and Handel were running. Each candidate rises and falls on his or her own merits. As I posted earlier, endorsements may actually do more for or against the candidate doing the endorsing […]
Judge Vaugh Walker’s Ruling on California’s Prop 8
Following up my earlier post on this as I have some additional thoughts. There are a number of frustrating things outside of Judge Vaughn Walker’s arrogance in ruling against California’s Proposition 8 which amended the California State Constitution to state in Article I, Section 7.5 that only marriage between a man and a woman is […]
Judicial Tyrant Overrules Voters on California’s Prop 8
We have reached a crossroads. Now lone unelected, unaccountable judges think they can overrule the will of the voters. The Los Angeles Times reports that U.S. District Judge Vaughn Walker ruled California’s Proposition 8, a ban on same-sex marriage unconstitutional: A federal judge declared California’s ban on same-sex marriage unconstitutional Wednesday, saying that no legitimate […]
Can Mitt Romney Pro-Life Supporters Stop Using the Term Pro-choice?
In a number of different forums, I have been pointing out how Mitt Romney has chosen to endorse at least two governor candidates who support the murder of unborn children: Meg Whitman of California, and Bob Ehrlich of Maryland. I, of course, meet with resistance from Romney supporters. Some of them make pragmatic arguments about […]
Romney, Palin, Huckabee, and Gingrich Endorsements May Redound Unexpectedly
An endorsement resembles a recommendation: This guy is a lot like me. If you trust me, you can trust her. I can support this candidate, so can you. Whom a candidate endorses tells us a lot about the candidate themselves. But in the bizarre world of presidential politics, it may also mean giving favors in […]
California Primary Results: Predictable
The race for the Governor’s seat in California will be fought between Democrat Edmund G. “Jerry” Brown who garnered 1,481,302 votes, 84% (virtually uncontested) and Meg Whitman who battled Steve P0izner for the Republican nomination, winning with 1,105,855, or 64% of the Republican votes. Brown has an impressive resume and has already worn the California Governor’s […]
Conservative for California Governor
Cutting through the political jargon has been my mission. Phone calls, reading websites, and sending emails to gubernatorial candidates has been my task; all with the goal of uncovering who the real conservative is in the race for California Governor. The conversations have been fascinating and the answers diverse, but only one candidate can officially […]