Last night the four remaining GOP hopefuls took to a stage in Charleston, South Carolina for the CNN debate before the South Carolina Republican presidential primary is to take place.  Rick Santorum, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, and Ron Paul are the four remaining contenders after Rick Perry announced his decision to discontinue in his campaigning …

In only a few short days, the Republican party will choose its champion — the candidate who will run against incumbent President Obama in 2012 — and among the GOP hopefuls are some clever marketers.  These are people who are in touch with their constituents, and their application of social media as well as direct …

You’ve been watching the news on direct tv, and you’ve seen the angry protests going on in major cities all across the United States and in some parts of Europe;  there are tents pitched for camping out in public spaces, plenty of cameras and microphones used by the media to draw attention to it, and …

Following the fierce debate with his Republican presidential rivals on Wednesday, Texas Governor Rick Perry was unable to spark any momentum among GOP supporters for his declining presidential campaign.  The first of a group of GOP candidates speaking to the group that ought to be one of his strongest constituencies, 16 states’ worth of Republicans …

The Republican campaign landscape has already begun to change to reflect the most recent announcements from potential party candidates who may seek the party’s endorsement for the 2012 Presidential Election.  Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney started up a campaign swing across New Hampshire on Wednesday, where he picked up several key endorsements.

It only takes a couple of minutes for Obama to utter all of seven lies.  No, this is not a video someone made by going through several different public speeches made by the president, splicing them all together, and pointing out the areas in which he has failed his country — and they are many. …

It’s been nearly a year since this infographic began circulating, showing America’s shift in focus from previous matters of priority on the hot button political issues facing our nation.  It’s interesting to look at the mid-term results for the questions put to voters in all parts of the country, but I think it would be …

The following is an opinion column by our guest commentator, Winfred Lindley.  Winfred enjoys writing about what she calls “political fire alarms,” or events that should trigger an emergency response from informed voters. President Obama is a bonehead.  The definition of bonehead, according to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary online is:  a stupid person: numbskull.  Now, before you …