More on the Beltway Mentality

In the lead up to CPAC 2013, I did not get a chance to remind you all about my next piece on Save Jersey.

Bibi Wins

Good news out of Israel - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been re-elected and will begin a third term; becoming the longest serving Prime Minister in Israeli history!

Inauguration Day, aka Hump Day

As a result of receiving 51% of the vote and a majority of the Electoral Votes in November, Barack Obama was Inaugurated and began his second term. As per the 20th Amendment of the US Constitution, he was sworn in on January 20th in a Blue Room ceremony, and because it fell on a Sunday, the public ceremony on the West Front of the US Capitol took place on Monday.

John Fund on American Politics

Last weekend, I had the pleasure of meeting and seeing John Fund speak. Fund is a columnist and reporter for the National Review who is also an expert on election fraud.

Debate #1 Done, Romney Won

All I have to say watching this is JUST WOW! The first presidential debate took place this evening in Denver, CO, and after watching it, this was a clear win by Mitt Romney. I am confident that most Americans believe this!

Great RNC Moments: Zell Miller

This afternoon, I happened to be channel surfing and as I was going past MSNBC, I noticed Newt Gingrich was on with Chris Matthews, who was broadcasting live from Channelside Bay Plaza in Downtown Tampa. Matthews badgering of Newt and Newt's ability to figuratively slap the big mouth back, reminded me of a great moment in the history of Republican National Conventions: the 2004 Keynote Address of Democrat Senator Zell Miller of Georgia.

Canadians Dealing Oil to the Chinese

Earlier this year, because Barack Obama cared more about his wacko-environmentalist friends, he cancelled the Keystone Pipeline, which cancelled many jobs in the United States while continuing to drive up oil prices.

The Feds tell AZ to Stick It

Earlier today, the Supreme Court decided on the Arizona Immigration Law, SB 1070. While most of the law was struck down, the "papers" section was not and the Obama Administration sent a message to the state of Arizona.

SCOTUS Happenings

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.

Muslim Brotherhood Takes Power in Egypt

With the election results announced today in Egypt, the new president has been elected, and he is Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohammed Morsi.

Capitol Hill Visit

As a part of the Young Republican Leadership Conference, which brought me down to Washington DC for the past five days, the delegation spent a morning on Capitol Hill, meeting with various Congressmen and women, as well as RNC Chairman Reince Priebus.

The Santorum Campaign Comes to an End

The long winding road has come to an end. Rick Santorum has decided to suspend his campaign, basically ending his run for the presidency. Campaign insiders have given me various reasons for pulling out and I believe it was a combination of pressure from the establishment, bad internal numbers in Pennsylvania and lack of funds.

Meeting Herman Cain Again

Two Big Endorsements

In the past 24 hours, Mitt Romney received two big endorsements.

The American Adventure

After a week of blogging on some intense topics, I need something a little lighter, and what better a topic on which to lighten up than Disney!

Hopey-Changey Rears its Ugly Face

Inside the gate pictured above is a wonderful university; my alma mater, Drew University-one of the New Jersey's best and one the America's most successful Liberal Arts Universities. I had a wonderful and memorable experience there; a feeling I am sure a majority of its graduates feel. Recent graduates of Drew, like the graduates of every other college in the United States, are being ravaged by "hopey-changey:" the results we were told were going to occur as a result of the economic, political and social agenda pursued by this president.

You Want to Vote? Let me see your ID

Another issue is out there that the Democrats are trying to take advantage of to turn the voters' attention away from Barack Obama's disgraceful management of the economy, the high unemployment rates which have only grown higher under his watch and out of control spending is the voter ID issue.

Super Tuesday: Marching On

Super Tuesday 2012 has come and gone and because of the rules instituted by the RNC, the primary process continues on. As a result of the proportional distribution of delegates, even the candidates who lost a given state still won some delegates. Mitt Romney had the most wins and the largest gain in delegates, followed by Rick Santorum in the Southern Super Tuesday States and Newt Gingrich in Georgia.

Sarah Strikes

With Game Change premiering on March 10, there has been much talk about Julianne Moore's false portrayal of Sarah Palin and the movie being a two hour attack piece. True to her nature, Sarah Palin gives a pre-emptive strike 9 days before the movie.

Tell Me Lies, Tell Me Sweet Little Lies

It was a great song in the 1980s, but it's sadly, the reality of this administration.