Month: September 2008

The Big Questions for the debate likely will go unasked

The first of four debates in the run-up to the presidential election may or may not take place tonight at the University of Mississippi. If it does, don’t set your hopes too high. Judging from past debates, some of the most important questions may never be asked.

The first debate will center around foreign policy and national defense. Since no nation can be secure without a strong economy, host Jim Lehrer likely will bring economic issues into this debate. In a perfect world, these are the questions that would be asked and answered. Use this list as a guide and keep score. Continue reading “The Big Questions for the debate likely will go unasked” →

Obama Panders to Whiney Women

Real women take responsibility for their actions: Whiney women blame others.
Real women don’t ask for special favors: Whiney women break in line.
Real women make informed choices: Whiney women make excuses.

Are you a “real woman” or a “whiney woman”? Before you answer that question, take this short presidential quiz: Continue reading “Obama Panders to Whiney Women” →

Palin: It’s all about the “O”s

I will not lose a night’s sleep worrying about the fact that the bright, articulate,
winsome Sarah Palin could be a heartbeat away from the presidency.

Sarah Palin is the only one on either ticket who has any executive “real world” experience – the only one of the four who has ever met a payroll or had bottom line responsibility.

There are those who belittle the responsibility she had as mayor of Wasilla, or as the governor of Alaska.    They shouldn’t.  Continue reading “Palin: It’s all about the “O”s” →