Test Track "Plussing" to Take Place

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.

Contempt!

As planned, Congress held Attorney General Eric Holder in Criminal Contempt (255-67), for his failure to provide information in the Congressional investigation of Border Agent Brian Terry's death, as a result of Operation Fast and Furious. Unlike the ObamaCare vote, this vote was bipartisan in nature, where 17 Democrats defected, as they expect another tsunami to hit the House on November 6, 2012.

Teachable Moment how Republicans Must Nominate SCOTUS Justices

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.

SCOTUS Declares ObamaCare Constitutional

By now, we know of SCOTUS's decision on ObamaCare.

The Sports Fan President?

This proclaimed sports fan who is president just makes it too easy!

And We Wait...

Washington DC and the United States wait with baited breath as to how the Supreme Court will rule on ObamaCare this Thursday, the last day the court is in session before the summer.

When Bullying is Acceptable

One month ago, a high school Social Studies teaching in North Carolina had a little problem in the classroom.

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.

Time for a Disney Break: Epcot!

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!

More on Romney's Veep

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.

Is it 1/20/13 Yet?

Here in America, we are inundated with images, video and speeches of Barack Obama! I think it's safe to say we've seen his most arrogant moment to date. Forget about that wedding present or birthday present-give a gift of a donation to the campaign instead!

More Classless Behavior on the Left

In recent weeks, a group of gay activists visited the White House and decided to express their displeasure with Republicans by taking pictures under Ronald Reagan's portrait while flipping him off.

NBC: How Far You've Fallen

Flash back to 1993: NBC News wasn't reporting the news, they were pushing an agenda and were called out on it!

Romney's Veep Pick

The person that Mitt Romney will pick to be his Vice President is the most important decision he will make this summer.

Fast & Furious: A Contepmtuous CYA

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.

CAMPAIGN IN PANIC: What Will Obama Do Next?

Let's face it, Obama isn't having a great June and if this pace continues, he won't be winning in November.

Biden's Anti-Working Man Comments

Joe Biden made some interesting comments in Orlando last week.

Obama's Recycled Speeches: Same Old, Same Old

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.

100 Rounds of Presidential Golf

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.

Sarah Palin Addresses Right Online

Last night, Sarah Palin addressed the 2012 Right Online Conference in Las Vegas.

Rose Garden Rumble

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.

Mitt Romney Speech to Watch

Today, Mitt Romney was in Cincinnati, giving a speech on the economy (9 minute excerpt, begins at 2:14)

Obama's Radio Ad

Don't know if you all heard this radio ad being played in Florida, but here goes.

Reality Bites: Dems Realize Obama Can Lose

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.

California Adventure Re-Imagineering Complete

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.

25 Years Ago: "Tear Down this Wall"

On this day 25 years ago, this happened:

American Exceptionalism

On his show today, Neil Cavuto went on a tear about the idea of American exceptionalism; taking apart Bill Maher's insidious comments.

Another Problem with Lee Greenwood?

I love Lee Greenwood's song; so much so, it plays a prominent role in The Calling to Lead!

Somebody's Eyes are Watching

There has been a lot in the news this weekend that has to worry the civil libertarians in the US.

Private Sector NOT Fine

Safe to say that President Obama had his John Kerry moment yesterday:

Hey Millennials! You're Not Special!

Great speech today by David McCullough, Jr, son of the historian, who himself, is an English teacher. It gets really good at 3:00.

Lowering the Prestige of the Presidency

That's right folks, he said this.

Tom Coughlin Extended to 2014

Giants fans should be very happy about this one! Head Coach Tom Coughlin, after finishing the season, under intense pressure, with his second Super Bowl Championship with the Giants received a contract extension that will retain him through the 2014 season.

The Greatest Generation Earned Their Title 68 Years Ago

Primary Day in New Jersey

Tonight, I had the pleasure of attending the Primary Night Party of New Jersey State Senator Joe Kyrillos, the picture above is from tonight and in no surprise,Kyrillos won the Republican Nomination to face Senator Robert Menendez.

THIS is what Democracy Looks Like

I titled this entry after Lieutenant Governor Rebecca Kleefisch's comments this evening.

Big Day in the Badger State

In Wisconsin, tomorrow is the recall election of Governor Scott Walker and Lieutenant Governor Rebecca Kleefisch.

Florida Voter Purge Angers Justice

A state that has been plagued with voter issues, has decided a Presidential election by 537 votes and is a very important state, if not the most important, in 2012 (that I predict Romney will win), Florida's Secretary of State is reviewing voter eligibility and plans to purge close to 3000 ineligible voters if they do not provide evidence of citizenship.

2012 Prediction: Florida is a Red State

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.

Nobody Holds a Grudge Like Bill Clinton

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.

Disastrous Employment Figures

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!