I’ve run across a number of New Zealanders who are incredulous that Obama is not romping home. To be fair, the ignorance this displays is understandable as our media simply doesn’t give us the information that Americans have access to. So I thought I’d compile together just a few of the reasons I read in conservative (and… Continue reading Why America won’t (or at least shouldn’t) vote Obama another term
Category: Politics
Obama’s Watergate
The Benghazi scandal just gets worse and worse. Now, we’re being told that armed forces were ordered not to help. Extraordinary. At this rate, Obama won’t want to win another term because if he does, he’s going to get the same treatment that Nixon got. You’re talking wall to wall misery, investigations at every turn, a demoralised white… Continue reading Obama’s Watergate
Trolling ignorant Obama Supporters
This is really funny. Interesting how every Obama supporter they interviewed was so happy with Paul Ryan being his VP pick, and so few have a problem with Romney even though he is black. (And as a non-partisan aside, yes I have no doubt this also works the other way!)
US Politics Obama Vs. Obama
I think that to some extent you can do this with most candidates, but Obama seems especially prone to contradicting his earlier self. In this case, he’s piously taking the high ground now. Clearly he’s hoping that no one call him on it. Needless to say, the media won’t.
Quote of the Day – Obama Edition
I will be held accountable. I’ve got four years . . . If I don’t have this done in three years, then there is going to be a one term proposition.” Woops. Also, this video is worth a look.
Dog Whistling and Racism in US Politics
The Daily Caller has a good piece on the American left’s obsession with finding racism everywhere. Last night, Ann Romney sought to dispel the notion that somehow she and Mitt have had a “storybook marriage.” So she pointed out that their life together included struggles, such as her MS and breast cancer. And then she concluded: “What… Continue reading Dog Whistling and Racism in US Politics
The Obama Campaign should be running a mile from this… but won’t
This is a bit scary. Not new, but scary that they’re actually prepared to put it in print. The danger, according to Capehart, is that this narrative may remove the race card as a factor (emphasis mine): By telling potential voters “It’s OK to make a change,” the RNC is acknowledging all that I mention above.… Continue reading The Obama Campaign should be running a mile from this… but won’t
Woods has a habit of dredging up nastiness?
Today DPF posted a vile bit of speech by Labour’s Megan Woods where she tried to connect the Nazis and National’s decision to sell minitoriy stakes in some government owned companies. (And we must always remember, that selling means “exchanging ownership for money of equal value”.) Anyho, it reminded me of this weird bit of election… Continue reading Woods has a habit of dredging up nastiness?
The Iraq war was started thanks to a Liar
It’s in some ways surprising that this story has not been more widely circulated. A man whose lies helped to make the case for invading Iraq – starting a nine-year war costing more than 100,000 lives and hundreds of billions of dollars – will come clean in his first ever British television interview tomorrow. “Curveball”,… Continue reading The Iraq war was started thanks to a Liar
Obama finally delivers
Yes, it’s happened. Obama has finally delivered on his promise of post-partisan politics, delivering a budget vote without a single dissent. Impressive.