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2020
Well, it's been a long time. I wouldn't have thought of my LJ account except that someone I don't know was reading six-year old posts for some reason, and liked one of my posts from 2014. So, I thought I might not a few lines. Lots of kitties have come and gone from the Joan L. Mills Memorial Cat Sanctuary over the years. George, Bob, the kittens ( Read more... ) -
Rand Paul, Standard Bearer, 2016
I’m starting to warm up to the reality that Rand Paul should be the standard bearer for the Republican party going towards 2016 ( Read more... ) -
Elimination Chamber
Ok, haven't blogged in months. Time to get back to it ( Read more... ) -
The Brand
It's really hard to unseat a sitting president. That's the conventional wisdom ( Read more... ) -
And now it's our turn to speak
Well, there's been a big surge, a huge storm, and a small turn. Finally, we may be seeing another small turn on the eve of the election, and now we get our say at long last ( Read more... ) -
The Final Countdown (Debate #3)
Well, tonight was the final presidential debate, this one on foreign affairs. The President came out strong and on the offensive, while Romney seemed to not want to attack, and was mostly concerned with not making an unforced error ( Read more... ) -
Endorsements (sometimes, it's just personal)
The Orlando Sentinel, my local newspaper, has come out with its endorsement for President today: Mitt Romney.
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/opinion/os-ed-endorsement-president-mitt-romney-101912- ( Read more... ) -
Town Hall Debate Review
Well, here it is. The thing that passed for a debate just finished, and it's time for me to put down some thoughts ( Read more... ) -
The Veepstakes
Well, it's in the books. The vice-presidential debate is history, and as I predicted last week, we got a debate that was certainly more spirited than the first presidential debate. Historically, the vice-presidential candidate is supposed to be the attack dog for the presidential candidate. Vice-president Biden certainly approached the debate ( Read more... )
