Archive for: February 4, 2008

In defiance of the polling data on illegal immigration and GOP voters, the nation is led to believe that John McCain is poised to win a close race against Mitt Romney in tomorrow’s primary voting on “Super Tuesday”, in what …

On the eve of tomorrow’s near-national contest for each party’s presidential nominee, Democrat Hillary Clinton has lost much of her longtime polling lead over Barack Obama both nationally and in grand prize California, while Republican John McCain has surged ahead …

Have GOP Voters forgotten that just a few months ago, John McCain stood hand-in-hand with liberal icon Ted Kennedy pushing for the largest amnesty for illegal aliens in American history? While Rasmussen polling showed that Americans following the legislation very …

From the people who brought us the amnesty bill and poll after poll telling us we liked it they now bring us our next president; or at least that is what they hope. You see, John McCain won Florida and …

It is increasingly looking like next week’s Super Tuesday primaries won’t produce a Democratic front-runner. So then what? The Democratic nomination isn’t likely to be settled on the floor of this summer’s convention, political experts say. But that doesn’t mean …

With five days left before Super Tuesday, presidential campaign ads have gone national — yet some candidates are on the airwaves in more of the country than others. In a last big push before 24 states hold primary elections and …

Two men who threatened members of the Miami-Dade Police Department’s Special Investigation Gang Unit were arrested here last Tuesday following a joint operation of the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement and officers from the Miami-Dade Police Department.

Liberal media spin masters, in cahoots with the Democrat Party, have always portrayed Bill Clinton as the smartest man in Washington, perhaps the entire planet. According to these pillars of wisdom, Clinton may in fact be the most intelligent being …

Irrespective of all the in-depth political analysis that deals far too specifically with each candidate’s professed policies and appeal to voters, the bulk of this campaign season is primarily being driven on both sides by pragmatism born of fear.