Obama vs. Romney: The Rematch

President Barack Obama’s allies in the press are clamoring for Tuesday night’s debate in Hempstead, New York as the Dear Leader hopes to springboard off of Joe Biden’s bully pulpit performance in Danville, Kentucky. Campaign advisers are promising a more “aggressive” tack from Obama which could force a bare-knuckled stance from Governor Mitt Romney. Paul Ryan was as polite as you could expect a politican to be on Thursday night, but don’t expect the same from Romney. If Obama takes the Biden approach in this debate, Romney will not take it lying down.

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Obama Says “Pitbulls Are Delicious” At White House Correspondents Dinner

Newt Bowing Out?

Speaking in North Carolina on Wednesday morning, presidential candidate Newt Gingrich addressed the realities of his candidacy.

Ryan: “We’re Going To Be Entering a Counterproductive Phase..”

Paul Ryan is the latest Republican to throw his support behind Mitt Romney – endorsing the former Massachusetts governor last Friday. It was easy to shrug off the others who filed in line behind the GOP’s candidate: Bush 41, Chris Christie, John McCain, establishment Republicans, the usual suspects, etc. But Ryan’s endorsement set off a warning flare for conservatives. Members of the establishment have been telling us that a drawn-out primary process is bad for the party and bad for whoever our candidate might be. That sort of thinking now seems to be permeating within the ranks outside of the establishment – as evidenced by Ryan’s sudden endorsement.

The Massachusetts Head Fake

Excited about Romney’s “severe” conservatism? Then click here.

Word to Obama: You’ll Have to Run on Your Record

Who does Obama think he’s campaigning against?

Barack Alinsky

Where’s the media on this one?

The Apologist

Attention everyone: Barack Obama says he’s sorry.

The Media’s Losing Game

John King and CNN get it thrown back in their faces.

Keeping the Focus on Obama

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Don’t lose sight of what’s at stake.