Once the world was all consumed and concerned with what was known as the ‘cold war’ (1945 to 1991) and the rivalry between two nuclear powers, Russia and the United States.
Columns/Opinion/Satire
Once the world was all consumed and concerned with what was known as the ‘cold war’ (1945 to 1991) and the rivalry between two nuclear powers, Russia and the United States.
It was Donald Trump uttering the words, “They are not nice people”, on Fox’s Hannity last night and he was talking about President Obama and the people he surrounds himself with.
As someone who has worked in the field of public relations as a consultant for some 40 years, albeit not in the political field, it’s very clear that GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney needs to work on his soundbites.
It is becoming increasingly disturbing to observe the comments coming out of the White House about the ‘Occupy Wall Street’ protests; they are for the most part supportive and compassionate to the cause, despite deaths, property damage, laws being broken and thousands of arrests taking place across the country.
The vetting process that is taking place during the Republican primaries is a healthy happening, something that didn’t take place during the vetting process of the Democratic primaries that put President Obama in the White House.
If President Obama was so concerned about the middle class, as he now claims to be, where was he during the crash of 2008 when he bailed out Wall Street, the banks and the auto industry, because he should have called for congress to re-institute the Class-Steagall Act in addition to his $787 billion stimulus [...]
Whatever happened to that famous quote and philosophical advice, “Ask not what your country can do for you ask what you can do for your country,” delivered by President John F. Kennedy in his inaugural address January 20, 1960?
Newt Gingrich’s strategy is to portray the avenger in 2012 as Obama did in 2008; it was as hard to believe Barack Obama as president and Michelle as first lady then as it is to imagine Newt and Calista as president and first lady today, but Newt is taking a page from the Obama playbook [...]
President Obama is on the road again much like Willie Nelson and yes, even singing for dollars, although not in a country western twang, more like the soul train of Harlem.
As you may have noticed I’m not a fan of Newt Gingrich, but I will give him his due for his knowledge, a great debater and for having the fortitude to attack the mainstream media for its faults and in particular its bias.
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