I don’t know which one it will be of course, and neither do you. The American electorate is fickle, and the polls are more so. My point with this blog is that I believe whichever guy gets elected, he’ll only serve one term. If John McCain gets elected, it will be because he persuaded some […]
Introducing: The Next One Term President Read More »
No one who’s President (or close to it) is above criticism. Even titans like George Washington and Thomas Jefferson got ripped in the media by a journalist named James Callender (it was Callender who broke the story about Thomas Jefferson allegedly fathering several children by one of his slaves, Sally Hemmings). Given that this is
John McCain: Maybe He Really is a Maverick Read More »
Media figures and politicians on both sides of the fence are working hard to spin the selection of Sarah Palin as Republican vice presidential candidate. Some would have you believe that Palin is the second coming of, um, Eleanor Roosevelt (if Roosevelt had been a Republican, a governor, a Vice President, and a beauty
Spinning Sarah Palin Read More »
By the time you read this, there’s a good chance John McCain will already have named his VP. Maybe I’ll write about that for next week’s blog, but for now let’s look at the choice of Barack Obama: Joe Biden. I actually had a student, Zak Bednar, say to me months ago that
Joe Biden: Pros and Cons Read More »
I read an article recently where the writer suggested John Edwards timed his confession of adultery to coincide with the start of the Olympics because media attention would be diverted. If so, it was a smart move because the fewer details the public reads about it the better for the former senator. Adultery is
Problems and Opportunities Read More »
