Republican Base Still Sees GOP Presidential Field As Lackluster

By: Jon Walker Tuesday January 10, 2012 11:20 am

The Republican base is still not particularly enthusiastic about the field of potential presidential nominees according to Pew Research. It appears Mitt Romney is on track to winning, not because he is a great candidate, but simply because he managed to be the best of a rather pathetic lot.

Enthusiasm Gap Almost Disappears

By: Jon Walker Friday December 9, 2011 9:53 am

Elected Democrats are merely benefiting from the fact that the Republican leaders have managed to sap the energy out of their own supporters, bringing their enthusiasm down to roughly the level the Democratic leaders had already reduced their own base to months ago.

Lessons from Libya: For Obama, There is No Pleasing Republican Base

By: Jon Walker Monday March 21, 2011 2:05 pm

No matter how conservative the positions President Obama chooses to take, the bulk of self-identified Republicans are still going to disapprove.

Three Quotes Obama Needs To Read

By: Eli Tuesday November 16, 2010 6:01 pm

It’s not often that I see three perfect quotes in the same day, so I thought I would gather them all together in one place and hope that maybe, just maybe, someone in the White House will read them.

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