Okay, we’re down to the wire. Tomorrow will either be the end of a four year nightmare in the White House or a fresh start, a chance to return to some of our founding principles. So….who do you think is going to win? There is a very cool interactive site called 270towin.com that let’s us [...]
Mitt Romney’s finances – leading by example
September 23, 2012 By
Yeah, yeah, I know what you’re thinking – that isn’t what the mass media is saying about Mitt Romney! They’re mocking him for “only” paying 14% in Federal Income taxes, as if that makes him somehow “elitist” or “not a man of the people”. But let’s look at the bigger picture of his actual 2011 [...]
Compromise is not a four letter word
September 19, 2012 By
I was recently sent this article, “Time for Ron Paul Fans to Support the Constitution”. The article is well written and lays out the main arguments why Ron Paul supporters and Libertarians should rally behind Mitt Romney. Unfortunately, this same argument comes out every in every election. And every election we hear the same thing [...]
Obama’s anti-Jewish bias
September 13, 2012 By
Mitt Romney asks: Whose Democratic Party is it? And O makes certain you know that the party belongs to him and his radical Muslim friends: UNREAL… Obama Invites Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood President to Meet Next Week – Refuses to Meet Netanyahu The polls be damned. This is going to be a blowout of Carteresque proportion. [...]
Individualism v. Community: The false debate at the core of this election
September 9, 2012 By
I’ll return to my series on Texas Education soon, but I want to share some thoughts after digesting the rhetoric from both national political conventions. My first and over-riding thought was how baffled Adam Smith and William Jennings Bryan would be if they had somehow been able to return to this world for the last [...]
The Election Choice—Can Romney make it simple? Can Romney be Romney?
August 30, 2012 By
Watching all of the pundits say that Romney has to make himself likable is beginning to drive me crazy. Of course no one wants to embrace a dour person (though Richard Nixon was on 4 of 5 winning national tickets, just proving that there are exceptions to every rule), but Romney is not dour, and [...]
Bob Price at the Downtown Houston Pachyderm Club
August 12, 2012 By
TexasGOPVote.com’s Bob Price was the featured speaker at the Downtown Houston Pachyderm Club on Thursday, 8/9. He spoke about: Mitt Romney’s potential VP choice Ted Cruz’s victory Local elections in November On Romney’s VP choice, Bob gave a rundown of the pluses and minuses of each of the candidates thought to be in the running. [...]
Some Perspective about Electability and Consistency
December 14, 2011 By
Well, we now are getting mercifully closer to the beginning of the voting in the Republican caucuses and primaries to choose our next Presidential Nominee. As I pointed out in a recent post about a focus-group we conducted at the last meeting of the Clear Lake Area Republicans, we Republicans share a lot of anxiety [...]
A Perry Supporter’s View of “Romney v. Gingrich”—Part II
December 5, 2011 By
I promise that this third post on this topic since last week will be my last for a while. However, given some of the comments that I have received to my last two posts that focused on Newt Gingrich—here, on Facebook, and in private emails—there are some additional points I want to address, and clarify, [...]
