Texas GOP Vote

Just when you thought that political campaign ads could not sink any lower, Barack Obama’s team shatters your delusion.

The latest Obama re-election ad features Lena Dunham sharing with the nation that her “first time” was with Barack Obama, and continues in an embarrassing blather of sexual innuendo that is crass, vapidly shallow, and excruciatingly silly. Dunham’s entire message: “Vote for Obama, he’ll get you free birth control”! And the subtext “and isn’t he so cool and cute?”.   Read more »

This coming Tuesday October 2nd (that would be tomorrow), at 7:00pm, I am having my first ever book-talk and signing at Barnes & Noble in Dallas! The book signing will be at the Lincoln Park Barnes & Noble at 7700 Northwest Highway, across the street from North Park Mall. Please come and join us!

My new book is called Ladies, Can We Talk? America Needs Our Vote! My goal is to flip the gender gap in voting (at least do my part in that effort), and to inspire more women to vote for conservative solutions to the challenges our country faces. I wrote it to inspire women to take a fresh look at the facts about where America stands today, and to challenge them to consider whether the votes they cast today will bring the future they want for our precious country.   Read more »

The NFL Part. Last night in America, millions of sports fans watched as substitute NFL refs literally robbed the Green Bay Packers of a clear victory over the Seattle Seahawks. For those who missed this, in the last seconds of the game, the Seahawks’ quarterback threw a Hail Mary pass into the end zone where it was intercepted by Green Bay, sealing the Green Bay 12-7 victory over Seattle. Green Bay safety M.D. Jennings caught and held onto the ball as the Seahawks’ apparent intended receiver Golden Tate tackled him. Refs on the field for no reason apparent to any viewer called that play a touchdown for the Seahawks, giving them a

There is an old adage in law that says “tough cases make bad law.” That phenomena is on display at the GOP’s 2012 Convention in Tampa, where the Rules Committee has agreed to a rule change that would effectively eliminate the right of the people, our Texas Republican Party workers and activists, to select our delegates to future conventions. Instead, the presidential candidate, in this year’s case Mitt Romney,

Sunday evening August 26th 2012---in Tampa. It is cloudy, muggy, and 79 degrees. It’s drizzling but no hurricane yet!

We saw Herman Cain at the Tampa International Airport yesterday while we were waiting for our luggage. He was surrounded by a group of about 15 people who looked under 30 and all were excited and peppering him with questions. He was smiling and talking and looked happy to be here.   Read more »

Last week I had the opportunity to interview Lord Monckton in The Woodlands, Texas, during a brief stop he made in the course of his recent trip to the U.S. In our meeting, Lord Monckton spoke in depth about three topics. For starters, he debunked man-caused global warming, illustrating that the U.N. climate models have dismally failed in their climate forecasts over a 15-year period and outlining the flawed arguments that global warming alarmists are attempting to use. He expounded on basic finance laws and how students today are no longer taught basic logic, including financial logic, and he raised some questions about digital defects apparent in Obama's birth certificate and suggested that he is just as eligible as Obama to run for president.   Read more »

Ever since Hilary Rosen derided Ann Romney about her capacity to offer economic advice to her Presidential candidate husband Mitt Romney, Democrats have scrambled to denounce her remarks. Rosen is a paid CNN Commentator who has visited the Obama White House more times (35) than the former head of America’s troops in Iraq and Afghanistan General David Petraeus (9 times), more times than Energy Secretary Stephen Chu (16 times), and more times than Former CIA Director and current Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta (12 times).   Read more »

By now you have likely viewed the video made by James O’Keefe as part of his Project Veritas, in which a Washington D.C. Election Clerk offers a Caucasian undercover conservative activist the opportunity to vote as Eric Holder, the United States Attorney General, who is black. (The same AG who said that in-person voter fraud is not a problem in our country—as

The long awaited oral arguments before the Supreme Court on the subject of the constitutionality of the Obamacare legislation are over, and the Justices are securely ensconced in the halls and offices of the Supreme Court conducting their discussions, and at this point, likely drafting a myriad of majority, concurring, and dissenting opinions.   Read more »

Last week a Wisconsin judge set May 8th, 2012, for Wisconsin’s recall election, which will decide whether to remove Republican Governor Scott Walker, along with the State’s GOP Lt. Governor and four GOP state senators, from office. That recall election, less than 8 weeks away, is viewed by many as a bellwether on the power of public unions to resist the efforts of government to rein in out-of-control collective bargaining contract obligations and expectations.   Read more »