October 28, 2008

Time for a Gut Check, America

McCain and his supporters have only a single battle cry for the last week, but it could be powerful: America, do you want to give unchecked, unlimited, near total power to the left wing of the Democratic Party?

October 17, 2008

The Next 18 Days

The last debate is over, and the race is in its final stretch. And in all probability McCain's debate performance changed little. At least not for the better.

October 14, 2008

What McCain Must Do

Here is what he must focus on for the rest of the election if he wishes to have any chance of victory:

October 2, 2008

Is it slipping away?

The electoral default mode in the current circumstances is a McCain defeat. McCain must wrench the game from its present course

September 24, 2008

Obama's choice of Biden an albatross (updated)

It would be electoral malpractice for the McCain campaign and its supporters to let Joe Biden's remarkable demonstration of cluelessness go unremarked.

September 9, 2008

Media's Treatment of Palin and Obama

If Barack Obama's past had been subjected to one tenth the media scrutiny during the full year of his candidacy, to which Sarah Palin has been subjected during the last two weeks, Hillary Clinton would be the Democratic nominee.

June 11, 2008

Obama and his Next Goal

Democrat elders and activists, having engineered, or submitted to, their choice of Obama, can now begin attending to the risk they have created.

May 12, 2008

Obama's Darn Likablity

Lurking just beneath all that defiant bravado about Obama's unacceptably left wing voting record is the unexpressed Republican fear that the charming Illinois Senator just might be that easy-to-live-with guy America wouldn't mind coming home to.

April 2, 2008

The Democrats' cul-de-sac

The current agony of the Democratic Party, which grows more acute every day, is laden with an unspoken truth.

March 21, 2008

Obama's Problem with White Voters

The racial dimension of Barack Obama's electability problem is now apparent, but no prominent Democrat dares discuss it openly. Similarly expect no discussion of the subject in the major media.