Joe Walsh hung on to Iowa but he’s hanging up his running shoes. Calling it quits. He no longer intends to run for President against Mr. Trump who got over 97% of the vote in Iowa. And Jennifer Horn (to the best of our knowledge) never touched the Walsh campaign.
I immediately thought of whom when I saw this from your post: At best, she’s a moderate Democrat, which that party desperately needs. I heard a rumor that Joe Biden was going places. And they’re pretending he’s a moderate. Jen pretends to be Republican. Maybe she can get a job running “Republicans for creepy Joe … Read more
If you forgot, and it’s easy, Joe Walsh is running for the Republican nomination for President. Joe has had a rough start. And a few weeks in, his team is not making it any easier on him. They announced an Iowa event as in the Granite State.
I itemized some impressive things about former Congressman Joe Walsh Yesterday. Great scores from Club for Growth and AFP. But only days into his “run” what little hope he had could be doomed. By the way, he responded to charges of racism.
Joe Walsh, a former congressman, and Conservative radio talker has jumped into the Republican Presidential Primary. He formally announced his candidacy today.
Trouble has followed Sara Catherine Jones since she married into the Biden family almost three decades ago. Not long after her 1995 wedding to Jim Biden, she took a job with one of his brother Joe’s Senate donors, who later accused her of “fraud” and “unjust enrichment,” according to court records reviewed by RealClearInvestigations.
Marty Walsh is Biden’s nominee for labor secretary. He is dismissing concerns about job losses. It doesn’t bother him at all becasue he knows they are the results of the president’s executive actions and because he has a job?
Despite efforts by some of the finest “journalists” in the state, Republicans appear to be aware that they can and should vote in this primary. And while the evidence so far ranges from rumor to anecdotal (if that’s not the same thing), the NH GOP may beat the Dems in turnout.
I’ve never understood why a Party would cancel its primary to protect an incumbent from a few Don Quixote Prez Wannabees flailing at their own vanity and the political versions of old decrepit windmills. Again – competition should sort out the whole mess but serious, does anyone think that Bill Weld, Joe Walsh or any … Read more
And this is why I endorse and will vote for Donald Trump for re-election. Reformatted, emphasis mine: “Brooks is, of course, horrified at Trump and his supporters, whom he finds childish, thuggish and contemptuous of the things that David Brooks likes about today’s America. It’s clear that he’d like a social/political revolution that was more … Read more
In 2016 Donald Trump had a knack for getting earned media. He still does. And nine out of every ten of those minutes is negative. So, obsessed are these “journalists” with this formula that Trump received 11 times more media than the Dems leading candidate.
Mark Sanford is challenging Trump for the Republican nomination. But he has his work cut out for him. His own party isn’t holding a Republican primary in his home state of South Carolina.
Gosh, I can start this post just like I ended the last one (w/one small change): Remember, with Democrats Progressives it is NEVER the actual purpose of Government (“…that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.–That to secure these rights, Governments … Read more
Yeah, I’m on pretty much on a lot of the Republican email list of import. No, not all, but I seemingly end up on lots of them. Including the NRCC – the National Republican Congressional Committee (tasked with protecting incumbents electorally and those new R candidates who have earned their stamp of approval) which is … Read more
Like we see all the time, Progressives will yell, scream, cry, and wail if there is even an appearance that they have stubbed their own toe! We’ve been listening to their “Me, too! Me, too! IRS went after us just as much as you homophobic, anarchist, bigoted, misogynist, cold-hearted, oppressing Neanderthals (not that they should … Read more
As I said earlier, I was watching the Scotusblog Coverit feed to see what SCOTUS (Supreme Court of The United States) and my first reaction was “drat, drat, drat”. I’ve had a chance to review some of the reviews (no, I have NOT read the actual decisions yet – I’m not a lawyer and am feeling … Read more
We previously had “Mythology 101: Imaginary War on Women” by Sue DeLemus and Jane Cormier. Now, US Congressman Joe Walsh sums up and answers this overgrown “forever” student with a riff on “hey, try being self-reliant for a change”: I think that it is hilarious that CREDO SuperPAC has put this video out there – … Read more
I still suggest that you go and watch this "insurgency video" where Patriotism trumped "our betters" attitude! Got this long comment a bit ago – and I have seen it on other sites that also posted the video – I decided to post it up as it is worth reading what he has to say! … Read more
The New Hampshire General Court (i.e. our legislature) has finished its work for this year (except for a veto override session in the Fall). I have crunched the numbers – i.e. the voting records of 2024 – to determine objectively which members are RINOs – Republicans In Name Only.
With the final day of the session past us, it is time to reminisce (cue misty dream sequence) about the past few months. We’ve been sharing – to the dismay of some – a weekly list of Republicans who missed roll call votes (and how many). Today, we have two lists. The Republicans voted in … Read more