I had heard that Ron Paul was struggling for the Republican nomination in his Congressional District, but I had no idea things were this bad for him: Paul’s campaign is looking at internal numbers showing [Chris] Peden with a 43-32 lead over Paul, with the primary just weeks away. Very interesting. H/T Instapundit
As some of you may have guessed by previous posts, I am certainly rooting for Mike Huckabee at this point. I have been a supporter of the FairTax for several years, and thus I was drawn to Huckabee. Mike Huckabee still has a long-shot tonight. However, it is time for Huckabee to have actual victories [...]
By a count of 2.5 to 1 (60% – 24%), Mike Huckabee has beaten John McCain in Kansas. This was the first contest after Romney announced his withdrawal from the GOP race. Huckabee, a long shot, has certainly started on the right foot. It will be interesting to watch the results through Tuesday to see if [...]
Well, it has certainly been an interesting week. It was interesting to hear that Mitt Romney was dropping out of the race on my way home on Thursday afternoon. After all the money he spent, I thought he would be in at least until McCain had sealed the nomination. So where does that leave us? [...]
For some reason this evening, I am having issues with my main theme. Both the side panels look good, but the content/posts in the middle do not appear. If I view the source, the content is there, and if I click around a little bit, then the text appears. So for now I have changed [...]
The first state of Super Duper Tuesday goes to Huckabee. He wins West Virginia and all 18 of its delegates. UPDATE (2/5/2008 18:04) – Romney accuses McCain of foul play.
According to a recent survey, Brits are losing track of reality. The survey found that 47 percent thought the 12th century English king Richard the Lionheart was a myth. And 23 percent thought World War II prime minister Churchill was made up. The same percentage thought Crimean War nurse Florence Nightingale did not actually exist. I [...]
I am out of town for a training class this week, so blogging may be slow for a few days. However, I hope to have a post or two about tomorrow’s big primaries.
The latest book I just finished was Newt Gingrich’s Winning The Future: A 21st Century Contract with America. In this book, Gingrich addresses some very real problems in today’s society, and more importantly, he addresses where our government is broken. I know what you are thinking; there is nothing new there. All of our Presidential candidates [...]
As many of you are aware, Congress is debating rebates to “stimulate” the economy. While this may have a minor effect, I do not think it will do much good. However, THIS is economic stimulation: Microsoft Makes $44.6 Billion Offer for Yahoo
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