Given the underwhelming performance of some of the Republican Presidential candidates, some might assume from the title that this article will focus on the range of delayed and incoherent responses we have seen from some of the candidates. While thoroughly … Continue reading
Topic: Congress
Exhausted by Lies
So many people tune out when it comes to politics. They can’t stand to watch political news coverage because it can be boring, petty, repetitive, sensationalized and disingenuous. People see politicians as dishonest and unethical. A November 2010 Gallup Poll revealed … Continue reading
Decoder Guide for Republican Talking Points
Here is a handy reference guide devoted to decoding some of the talking points we hear so often from many Republican candidates and elected officials. Broadening the [Tax] Base What they say: To generate enough revenue to deal with our … Continue reading
All About Money
More money usually leads to an election win. In reviewing the November 2008 elections, the Center for Responsive Politics found that the candidate who spent the most money won in 93% of U.S. House and 94% of U.S. Senate races. These statistics … Continue reading
Corruption In Politics
It is a sad reality, but protecting those with the most money in order to secure money and influence for campaigning is the top priority of too many elected officials. These types of politicians do not care about everyday Americans. … Continue reading
Throwing Down the Gauntlet
In his passionate speech introducing the American Jobs Act, President Obama threw down the gauntlet and challenged members of congress to take action to help the American people and the national economy by passing his proposed plan immediately. Highlights of … Continue reading