By Tom Crowe
Romney has been endorsed by many pro-life activists and activist organizations.
Right off the bat, let it be known that Mitt Romney was my fourth choice among the GOP primary candidates.
Check my writing in this space from that time and you’ll see me talking up Gingrich, Perry, and Santorum, with barely a word in support of Romney. Since he won the nomination I’ve written a whole lot ...
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By Tom Crowe
<i>FACEPALM/UPDATE (10/29/12 5:35 p.m.): Goodness gracious, where did “Murphy” come from? The reporter’s name is Kyle Clark, not Kyle Murphy. Must not have had enough coffee before posting this on Saturday.</i>
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Barack Obama hasn’t had an honest-to-goodness press conference with the White House press corps since April. Helen Thomas is...
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By Tom Crowe
I’ve done three previous posts on things Obama has done or said that directly contradict things he had promised: Part I, Part II, and Part III.
Here are a bunch more. I do not pretend that this is an exhaustive list of the lies, flip-flops, failures, and dangerously incompetent things Barack Obama has done as president, but I do think it’s a good sampling.
Let’s get right to it...
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By Dan Flaherty
The respected Gallup poll sent stirrings through the political world this week with a poll showing that Mitt Romney is seven points ahead of Barack Obama in the national vote. If Gallup—the longest-running poll in existence is right—then forget the state-by-state calculations. It means the Republican candidate’s momentum will carry him to a solid win the Electoral College.
Whether or not the...
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By Tom Crowe
Goya's "Saturn Eating His Son"? Or a candid shot of Mitt Romney "firing" a middle class laborer?
[Note: I spotted the Atlantic article in my Twitter feed with the note, "Thursday's Buzz?". If it is it'll be as much of a nothingburger as Big Bird and "Binderz!!1!!!1!1!"]
Okay, I’ll bite. Fr. Z-style.
The Atlantic has a semi-breathless article about a conference call Mi...
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By Tom Crowe
When I saw this in my Twitter feed my first thought was that Charlie had written on one of those satirical pieces in The Onion that strikes extremely close to home.
*New Video* Obama: I’m still trying to get the hang of this debating thing washingtonexaminer.com/article/2511011
— Charlie Spiering (@charliespiering) October 17, 2012
But no: Obama really did say he’s still trying to g...
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By Paul Kengor
I was recently having dinner with John Sullivan, the writer and director of the Dinesh D’Souza film “2016: Obama’s America.” I have a brief appearance in the film, speaking about Frank Marshall Davis, a mentor to young Obama in Hawaii, who I’ve written a book about. I know John beyond the film.
“You’ll never guess who called Dinesh,” Sullivan said to me. “Who?” I asked.
He...
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By Tom Crowe
[UPDATE 10-10-12 at 5:16 p.m.: Turns out part of my point is spot-on. A book about to be released by Mark Bowden that chronicles fairly in-depth details of the process within the Obama administration to hunt and get Osama corroborates my point that Obama hunted Osama as the sine qua non of foreign policy. Why did this article appear today and the book will be released soon? As @bdomenech put it...
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By Stephen Kokx
I don’t buy the narrative being pushed by the Democratic Party that Governor Romney was in any way disrespectful, impolite or rude during last week’s presidential debate. He came off assertive, bold, and – to borrow a term from Fox News’ Bill O’Reilly – fresh. He needed to persuade Americans that he’s not the stiff-necked caricature Democrats make him out to be. And polls suggest h...
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By Tom Crowe
"Sire, the peasants are REVOLTING!" "You said it, they stink!"
We have this principle in our country called the “rule of law.” It means that no matter who you are, the law applies to you. No one can simply set the law aside for personal gain. No one. This is a large reason America has flourished and from its outset was different from its European forbears: contracts...
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