Welcome to "The 'Right' Solutions!" Since May of 2010, this is the place on the web where you can find expert analysis of current politics, leadership theory, education issues and media issues; from bias, to reaction of, to analysis of various articles. From time to time, I will also write about background and plot information from my yet-to-be-published "political thriller-meets-coming of age" novel titled "The Calling to Lead."
It's the weekend, and with summer temperatures, the gut punch this country had during the week and the new reality future Republican presidents must stomach, I'm taking a bit of a break from politics and what else am I going to talk about, but Disney.
Today, Chief Justice John Roberts joined the majority of the Supreme Court in stating ObamaCare is Constitutional, which troubled many who believe that Supreme Court justices must adhere to the Constitution, not leglislate from the bench. His action is a teachable moment to all future Republican Presidents.
In the last week before the Supreme Court goes into recess for the summer, America awaits some big decisions including ObamaCare. While we did not get a verdict of ObamaCare, we did get a Verdict on the Arizona Immigration Law.
With the sad stories and rehash of upsetting news this week, I figure it's time to take a break from it all, and where else do I go?!? That's right: Disney!
Earlier this week, I wrote about some well-known Republicans who could become Mitt Romney's running mate. A lot of people were asking me why I left out a couple of names: Paul Ryan and Chris Christie. To make them happy, here is my analysis of these two Republicans.
For nearly the past two of years, the investigation behind Operation Fast and Furious has been building, and with today's events, it clearly looks like Obama has a full-blown scandal on his hands.
Listening to Barack Obama's speech in Cleveland the other day, I, as well as many in the media, learned nothing new, and I started to have the feeling I've heard it all before.
Despite what the White House may release, Barack Obama likes to golf. To play a full 18 holes and include the motorcade to and from the links, it's about a five hour ordeal.
In the Rose Garden today, Obama was announcing his latest Amnesty Ploy to win voters in November. This is no surprise and it's the beginning of the pandering, stepping on the Constitution, which this Executive Order does and firesales (watch for students loans and certain mortgages to be forgiven) that will take place before November 6.
This staged moment hit a snag when an "off-teleprompter moment" moment occurred, as The Daily Caller's Neil Munro asked a question during Obama's speech. As you'll see, it received quite a testy response from the President.
At first glance, one might think that Mary Matlin has finally got James Carville thinking in a Conservative fashion, but peel it back, Carville is still Mr. Democrat, but he is now being hit like a Mack truck with the possibility that Barack Obama may lose in November.
Some call it an escape, some call it crazy, but me; I just love it. That's right, friends, here comes another post on Disney, since we need a break from politics every now and then. Big things are happening out west as the Re-Imagineering of Disney California Adventure is complete.
This election season has been so unstable and tentative, but despite all this uncertainty, I'm willing and confident enough to make a prediction of what will occur this November: Florida will be a red state and its 29 electoral votes will go to Mitt Romney.
Just as Cory Booker did before he was taken hostage and Deval Patrick did, former president Bill Clinton had some interesting comments about Mitt Romney and Bain Capital.
First Friday of every month, the previous month's unemployment figures are released and no matter how much the Federal Government tries to play with the numbers and no matter how much the mainstream media under-report it, these numbers are a disaster and may play out on Election Day!
When Chris isn't blogging, writing or educating tomorrow's leaders, he is an Executive Board member of his local Young Republican Club, represents his home state at various Young Republican National Federation conferences around the United States and is a member of Drew University's College Alumni Association. Chris also enjoys politics, traveling, reading and photography. (Some of which is exhibited on "The 'Right' Solutions.")
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