By Jeff Weak at Your Voice Your Ad Did you hear about President Obama’s comments to Congressional Black Caucus Foundation? In his speech he told them to not screw up his legacy. WOW. This is embarrassing. In the remarks made Saturday, September 17th, we have an outgoing President of the United States guilting a constituency … More A Legacy of “Hope and Change”?
By Jeff Weak of Your Voice Your Ad One of my favorite movies of all time is Cinderella Man. I love the James J. Braddock story. Champion fighter who had numerous setbacks in his career. Struggled to get back into the ring after breaking his hand then fighting with a broken hand. Here is what … More If they take this long to make a decision…
By Petra McCord While the GOP primetime presidential debate was under way last night I actually dared to enter the vast realm of online, progressive news websites, perusing the comments of their residential bloggers with regards to the happenings at the North Charleston Coliseum & Performing Arts Center. Just as an aside, the ‘Coliseum’ or … More Reflections
By Petra McCord I believe I do speak for the majority of informed voters when I state that it appears each one of the current Republican presidential candidates sprouts at least one if not several warts of some sort, whether it be a single, ideological issue, a past supposed unforgivable transgression or present day political … More Of Warts and Trains
By Petra What a stirringly informative, substantive and might I state civilized debate the Republican primary candidates and the FOX Business Network bestowed upon us from “Brew City” last night! After witnessing the professionalism Maria Bartiromo, Neil Cavuto and Gerard Baker displayed and the relevant primarily economic, foreign policy and immigration questions they asked of … More Fourth Debate Musings
Last night’s debate revealed two major things: First, the liberal slant of the mainstream media was on full display. Who would have thought that a market-oriented network like CNBC would trot out Democrat talking points and try and derail the candidates with snarky, petulant questions? We suspect CNBC won’t be hosting a Republican debate the … More Third GOP Debate Review by Bill Bennett and Chris Beach
By Bill Bennett and Chris Beach Carly Fiorina: It was clearly Carly’s night. She was confident, poised, and very well prepared. Her impassioned plea about the Planned Parenthood videos garnered perhaps the largest applause of the night. She also subtly and deftly cut down Donald Trump when asked about his comments about her face. We … More Most Notable Performances, Second Republican Debate
By Ladisa Onyiliogwu One of my favorite pastimes in high school and college was being a part of the marching band. I was a majorette and loved wearing my sequined bodice, twirling, marching and performing while the band played. At the beginning of every half time show, the band would play a popular song by … More The Trumpet is Loud
by Rachel from Georgia I was pleasantly surprised this morning, while listening to Morning in America, to hear several callers say that GOP candidates should not “take the gloves off” and engage in a war of words with Donald Trump at tomorrow’s debate. I couldn’t agree more! I understand that the media loves a good … More The GOP Debate: My Advice
by William J. Bennett & Chris Beach Used with permission. Originally posted in National Review http://www.nationalreview.com/article/422227/debate-republican-primary-presidential-cleveland A few observations on the performances of various candidates in the first Republican-primary presidential debate, last night in Cleveland: Carly Fiorina was the clear winner of the early debate, maybe even the whole night. She was elegant and eloquent, … More Reflections on Last Nights Republican Debate
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