Tag Archives: election

Delusional: Gingrich and Santorum Thought Teaming Up Would Get Them Elected

Posted on Monday, March 25, 2013 by Cindy Rose

Why is it that Republican candidates are incapable of seeing themselves as the rest of the country sees them? It’s an amazing thing – no matter how out of touch, or off the rails crazy Conservatives are, they firmly believe … Continue reading →

Posted in Campaigns, Election, Newt Gingrich, Politics, Primaries, Republicans, Rick Santorum | Tagged campaigns, election, gop, newt gingrich, rick santorum

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Mr. Rove: Allow Me to Introduce You to Your Voting Base

Posted on Thursday, February 21, 2013 by Cindy Rose

Karl Rove’s new “Conservative Victory Project” wants to spearhead the selection of “electable” GOP candidates, which Rove mistakenly believes are the less “crazy” ones. To many Americans however, it is becoming more apparent every day that Karl Rove has lost … Continue reading →

Posted in Campaigns, Election, Politics, Republicans, Tea Party | Tagged campaigns, election, gop, Primaries, republicans, tea party

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Constitutional Amendment Introduced to “End Corporate Rule”

Posted on Monday, February 11, 2013 by Cindy Rose

An Announcement from Move To Amend: Constitutional Amendment Introduced in Congress Ensuring Rights for People, Not Corporations FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Monday, February 11, 2013 Reps. Nolan & Pocan Respond to Hundreds of Local Resolutions Calling for “We the People” Amendment (Washington … Continue reading →

Posted in Announcements, Campaign Finance Laws, Congress, Corporations, Politics, superPACs, The Constitution, Wall Street | Tagged campaigns, congress, election, Move to Amend, Rep. Mark Pocan, Rep. Rick Nolan, superPACs, We the People Amendment

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GOP Puts Their Clown Spin on Inauguration Speech

Posted on Tuesday, January 22, 2013 by Cindy Rose

If Republican clowns weren’t so certifiably nuts, you might find their thoughts on President Obama’s inauguration speech amusing; but political dysfunction of the GOP magnitude is anything but funny. The New York Times report: Senate Republicans Respond to Inaugural Address … Continue reading →

Posted in Barack Obama, Congress, Eric Cantor, Government, John McCain, Politics, Republican National Committee, Republicans, State Legislation, Tea Party | Tagged barack obama, congress, election, gop, inauguration, Obama inauguration speech, obama swearing in, republicans, Senator John Hoeven, Senator John McCain, Senator Orrin Hatch, Senator Richard Shelby, Senator Ron Johnson, tea party

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Democrats Will Choose Their Best Candidate in 2016 – Male or Female

Posted on Monday, January 14, 2013 by Cindy Rose

Lately, some writers and groups across the web have begun to discuss the idea that because women were such huge Obama supporters in the 2012 election, they now expect something in return: a female presidential candidate in 2016. Politico’s Burns … Continue reading →

Posted in Barack Obama, Campaigns, DCCC, Democratic National Committee, Democrats, DSCC, Election, Government, Liberals, Politics, Progressives, Women, Women in Politics | Tagged 2016 candidates, barack obama, congress, Democrats, election, feminists, Presidential Candidates, woman president

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Those Little Moments We Live For

Posted on Monday, January 7, 2013 by Cindy Rose

Cost to feed 7 Republican staffers lunch on “Chick-Fil-A Appreciation Day? About $60.00 Taxpayer dollars spent by Republicans so far to uphold the unconstitutional Defense of Marriage Act? Nearly $1.5 Million and counting The look on John Boehner’s face as … Continue reading →

Posted in Congress, Election, Government, John Boehner, LGBT Rights, Politics, Republicans, Same-Sex Marriage | Tagged congress, DOMA, election, gay rights, gop, john boehner, Rep. Mark Pocan, Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney, republicans

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Obama Joins a Select Group of Presidents in History

Posted on Monday, December 17, 2012 by Cindy Rose

The Los Angeles Times is reporting that with almost all the votes finally counted, the President’s margin of victory will be greater than even his campaign aides had expected: In the weeks since the election, as states have completed their … Continue reading →

Posted in Barack Obama, Campaigns, Election, Mitt Romney, Politics, Republicans, Tea Party | Tagged barack obama, campaigns, election, gop, mitt romney, republicans

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Richard Mourdock: Media Shouldn’t Have Reported On My Ignorance

Posted on Friday, December 14, 2012 by Cindy Rose

It’s never their fault when they lose; even when a Republican candidate oozes stupidity, there’s always someone else to blame. According to Richard Mourdock, his nemesis was the “liberal media”. An email appeal for help retiring his campaign debt states … Continue reading →

Posted in Campaigns, Election, Politics, Reproductive Rights, Republican War on Women, Republicans, Women's Health, Women's Rights | Tagged birth control, campaigns, Contraception, election, gop, reproductive rights, Republican War on Women, republicans, women's health, Women's Rights

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Republican Consultant: Voter Obstruction Is Just How We Do Business

Posted on Wednesday, December 12, 2012 by Cindy Rose

The Pew Center on the States recently hosted a panel to discuss “the long lines and voter ID controversies that plagued the 2012 election”, according to the Huffington Post. At least one Republican conman consultant sees no need to bother … Continue reading →

Posted in Campaigns, Election, Mitt Romney, Politics, Republican National Committee, Republicans, Voter Registration, Voter Suppression | Tagged campaigns, election, gop, mitt romney, voter id

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Michael Grunwald On the Lack Of Real Reporting

Posted on Saturday, December 1, 2012 by Cindy Rose

Michael Grunwald over at Time, has pointed out how reporters are “dutifully” passing along Republican talking points as fact, intentionally overlooking the dishonesty in order to appear nonpartisan. It’s about time someone called them out. Here are some excerpts from … Continue reading →