2. Rand Defends the Internet
Hearkening back to his opening statement, Paul hit Trump hard for suggesting that he would shut down the internet to fight terror. After confronting Trump, Paul once again pointed out how many Republicans had supported regime changes that had created chaos in the Middle East.
In the shallows of politics, imbeciles are always and everywhere. by Joey Clark Given the widespread idiocy and mean-spiritedness of the 2016 presidential race, one of my favorite H.L. Mencken quotes has been making the rounds on social media: “As democracy is perfected, the office represents, more and more closely, the inner soul of the…
Governor Gary Johnson, the Libertarian Party presidential nominee, continues to improve in the polls. He has been averaging 8.5% in national polling against Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Johnson did very well in a recent poll conducted among Utah voters. In a new Gravis poll, Johnson received 16%, while Trump received 29% and Clinton 26%. “Other”…
Welcome once again to our fanciful romp through the world of politics. This week we will look at the gaggle of aspirants occupying the first debate stage as well as the reasons that Donald Trump has soared but will quickly drift into a low ceiling. Can Rand Paul find his footing? Will the New York…
Andrew Follett Bernie Sanders stated on Twitter Monday that “nobody can recall” 65-degree temperatures on Christmas Eve, only to be “berned” by an engineering professor, who promptly listed six prior occasions. The warm Christmas weather on the East Coast wasn’t an anomaly by historic standards, as shown by the professor. The National Weather Service backs up the professor’s claim by…
The presumptive Democratic frontrunner for 2016 makes a big target Keith Farrell There is certainly a lot of hype surrounding Hillary Clinton and her possible run for the White House in 2016. The potential for Hillary to win the Democratic nomination for president is great. Some Republicans are salivating over the possibility, seeing Clinton as…
With the frost now promising snow, politicos anxiously look to Iowa and New Hampshire– the first proving grounds of the 2015 presidential primary elections. The campaign season has been anything but conventional. Early wisdom held the Republican contest would come down to two, Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin and former Governor Jeb Bush of Florida….
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