An Open Letter to Senator John McCain
My wife was livid yesterday morning. When this happens I normally cower in a corner of our basement hoping to blend into the walls, but yesterday was different. She was […]
Tag Archives: John McCain
How Congress is Making Professional Sports Awesome Again
The national nightmare is over. Roger Clemens was acquitted yesterday of lying to Congress and obstructing this august legislative body in the process. Congress should be indicted for even bringing […]
There's a Long Way to Go…
One of the problems with being a political junkie is not being able to see the big picture. Political junkies are captivated by every detail of the GOP race when […]
The Battle of Texas
I haven’t made up my mind about Rick Perry. The Daily Plunge has written a lot about the Texas governor over the past six weeks, but that’s because he’s the […]
Charlie Crist's Problem with Reality
I don’t like Governor Charlie Crist. He represents the worst thing about Republicans. Crist is not interested in taking a principled stand on any issue. He would rather do whatever […]
Defending Sarah Palin, Part 1
When Sarah Palin was first announced as John McCain’s running mate, I had no clue who she was. After digging around a bit and following various website trails to learn […]
More Faux Racism
Here’s another example of faux racism. The would be President Obama will have a difficult time uniting the country if the only defensive argument his surrogates and supporters can offer […]
Saying Always is Always a Bad Practice
The election campaign is a long sprint. It’s not surprising when candidates fumble their words. It’s actually not uncommon for Presidents to do the same thing. Senator Obama had a […]
Republicans… Start Preparing for 2012
Today is Super Tuesday and the election is drawing closer. As always it has been a really fascinating process watching it all play out. The Democrat race has been a […]
Orlando Presidential Debate
Last night’s Republican presidential debate was the first debate I’ve watched from beginning to end. These kind of debates are normally boring, but this one managed to remain relatively entertaining. […]
