Team Obama Channels Old Campaign Tactics
President Obama’s new campaign strategy is to warn people about Governor Romney’s record in Massachusetts. The real question is, does anyone really care? History would say no, but here’s the […]
Tag Archives: 2012 Election
Obama is in Serious Trouble
It was supposed to be easy. President Obama was going to raise a billion dollar on the campaign trail. He might not raise as much as Romney and he’s held […]
Comparing Polls – May 2012
During the election of 2008 I updated with the poll I trusted most, the Terrence Group’s Battleground poll. They’ve been solid for over a decade. They released a poll the […]
Spiking the Football: Year 2
It’s been a year since the United States killed Osama Bin Laden. With the economy still in the dumps, unemployment still high, and gas prices going through the roof it’s […]
Change is More of the Same
President Obama’s rhetoric is so vaporous, so empty, and so pointless that no one but the true believers listen to him anymore. It’s going to be a real challenge for him to muster […]
It's Officially Polling Season
With Rick Santorum officially out of the way head-to-head polling will make news every other day until election day. I have researched and written about polls extensively over the last […]
Introducing Angry Romney
With the general election campaign well under way it’s time for the press to crank up the evil Romney campaign. Liberal journalists have one priority and that’s doing everything in […]
Obama vs. Obama
Here’s a quote from Obama’s speech at the 2008 DNC. “If you don’t have any fresh ideas, then you use stale tactics to scare voters. If you don’t have a […]
Rick Santorum: Graceless Loser
I’ve made no secret of the fact that I don’t like Rick Santorum. He’s a religious statist who doesn’t mind government as long as it’s doing what he wants. His brand […]
Bad Polls and Racism in Everything
I have written extensively about polls. I don’t pay much attention to polls until we get closer to the election, and I only pay attention to reliable polls. Over the […]
