Friday, July 13, 2012
Thursday, July 12, 2012
2012: IT'S 1984 AGAIN. In 1984 Ronald Reagan beat Walter Mondale 59%-41%, carrying 49 of the 50 states.
My trend analysis of the Rasmussen Presidential Approval Index predicts that on election day 2012, only 17% of the electorate will 'strongly approve' Obama's performance; 46% will strongly disapprove, and 37% will neither strongly approve nor strongly disapprove.
If that middle third of the electorate breaks 2:1 for Obama (as the prior trending suggests it might), the election will be 58-42 for Romney.
My trend analysis of the Rasmussen Presidential Approval Index predicts that on election day 2012, only 17% of the electorate will 'strongly approve' Obama's performance; 46% will strongly disapprove, and 37% will neither strongly approve nor strongly disapprove.
If that middle third of the electorate breaks 2:1 for Obama (as the prior trending suggests it might), the election will be 58-42 for Romney.
MORE NONSENSE ABOUT VOTER ID: DOJ Witness Can Fly to Washington, But Can’t Get Voter ID. So how did she manage to board the aircraft?
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
CLEARLY ATTORNEY GENERAL ERIC HOLDER wanted to keep minorities out of his NAACP speech yesterday. The family was in Washington D.C. today; the DOJ still requires a photo ID to enter (as do most other federal offices around the National Mall).
CALIFORNIA PREFERS trains to nowhere over rockets to somewhere. And the Lone Star State wins another business from California.
NASA ADMINISTRATOR CHARLES BOLDEN: "I think you heard some of my predecessors talk about they don't know where [NASA is] going. That's their problem, not mine. I know where the agency is going. I know where I want it to go."
He might want to tell the rest of us.
He might want to tell the rest of us.
SURMOUNTABLE BARRIERS? Former Sen. Tom Daschle, D-S.D., identifies four major hurdles Obamacare still must overcome. I don't think so.
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
THE CHIEF JUSTICE 'done good'. I think we'll have to wait and see, but I'm inclined to agree.
Here's an opposing view.
Here's an opposing view.
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