Gop Primary

Should a voter cast his or her vote based purely on principle and choose a candidate accordingly, or compromise by selecting a less desirable candidate who is more likely to win in a general election?

As we move closer to the Florida GOP primary, there remains a great deal of volatility within the increasingly unpredictable race.

My thoughts on the last Obama McCain Debate

With more than half of precincts reporting, John McCain is the reported winner of the Florida GOP primary

Giuliani's risky strategy will backfire with a disappointing finish in the Florida GOP primary

A review of Newts rantings!

The opportunity for the GOP candidates to coalesce behind a common goal – the “de-transformation of the United States of America” – is slowly passing.

What do you call Governor Christie's first two years in office? A good start. Republicans infatuated with Christie's bluntness and no-nonsense approach need to wake up quick and realize that's not enough basis for a presidential campaign.

The first Republican primary debate is postponed. It is moved to September due to lack of participating candidates.

The Republican primary for N.H.'s open U.S. Senate seat offers a wide range of political thought. For the independent voter, which GOP strain wins can be the deciding factor in November's general election.

This is a overview of the 2nd Presidential Debate of 2008 between Obama and McCain. The questions and responses for both candidates are provided. A final summary of the debate along with my opinion of it is found at the end.

Who should you choose to help the country out of it's economic slump? Read on to see which man is right for the job.

This is a limerick about John McCain's campaign during the month leading up to the election. It reads like a short poem, but loosely follows the rules of a limerick.

John McCain -- the candidate who whines at his campaign stops that Obama won't debate him in Town Hall meetings -- attempts to postpone or cancel the 3 Town Hall meetings already in the works for months.

I just thought this up at work today. Meh.

McCain-Obama McCama-Obain...

Obama, Clinton, and McCain are in search of food on a remote island. This is a political satire.

In the wide-open primary season of 2008, the Republican Party is desperately searching for its soul. Voters need to rely on conservative principles and decide what is important for the country as a whole.