Okay, it’s not actually the stump, it’s an interview with Ed Morrissey of Hot Air. But in a way, this kind of interview is perfect for conservatives who are still a little cool on Romney, and I think it may help some to …

Prognostications this early are ill-advised. Jimmy Carter was well ahead at this time of year, and he was blown out on Election Day.  We have a long way to go until November, and much can happen.

But everything that happens along the way—and every signpost on …

Reading through the news and opinion of the day yesterday, I ran across a piece by Robert McGinnis titled Romney hits home run at Liberty University. I support Mitt Romney in his contest against Barack Obama without reservation. However, I also know that Romney …

Those who have been paying attention on the issue of vote fraud have been shouting it from the rooftops for years: Our system is both vulnerable to fraud and rife with it. Western Free Press’ own Brad Zinn is heavily involved in trying to raise …

In a previous post, we discussed the fact that companies like Bain Capital have a net positive effect on job creation. By making companies more efficient, some people lose their jobs, yes, but everyone loses their job if the company goes under. Bain …

One of the most dishonest attacks on Mitt Romney comes in the form of attacks on his work at Bain Capital. The purpose of companies like Bain, in the most general sense, is to buy failing companies and make them more efficient. This involves the …

The data continue to come in, and Obama’s sudden, miraculous, saintlike affirmation of the timely beauty of same-sex unions does not appear to be helping him.

WH getting blowback from African-American churches over gay-marriage stance

Barney Frank told the panel on ABC’s This Week that …

One of the good things about Mitt Romney as a candidate is that he appears to be pretty well vetted and squeaky clean. After all, if that were not the case, why would the pro-Obama media (but I repeat myself) have to reach back to …

Not too long ago, when Mitt Romney said that Barack Obama was a nice guy, it gave me the heebie-jeebies.  It was like an ice cube running down my spine, reminding me of the sissy campaign John McCain waged in 2008, when he refused to …

In the previous post, we discussed the fact that Romney is just getting started (following a difficult primary) and Obama is weaker than a lot of his supporters are willing to acknowledge.

Recent work from Resurgent Republic reinforces that notion, indicating that Obama’s current level of …