Month: November 2012

Obama’s Second Term Cabinet – A Proposal

There’s already a lot of speculation as to President Obama’s second term cabinet. This diary is only in part intended to add to the speculation. It is also that but my aim really is to round up some of the names...

Read More

The Future Of The White Man’s Party

In 1968, California voters elected Ronald Reagan governor.  Twelve years later, Reagan was president of the United States. In 1978, California voters passed Prop 13, a referendum amending the state constitution to lower...

Read More

What Could Be Causing This?

Overall, President Obama did very poorly with whites on election day, but looks can be deceiving. Over at The New Republic, Nate Cohn has started to crunch some county-level numbers and what he has discovered in pretty...

Read More

Is Piecemeal Immigration Reform a Good Idea?

There are elements of immigration policy that have fairly broad bipartisan support and then there are elements that have very little support from Republicans. One area of general agreement is on attracting more scientists and...

Read More

Hollywood is Soooo Liberal

Which is why the classic (classically silly) 1984 cult film “Red Dawn” about the invasion of the United States by Cuban and Soviet forces has been remade with new updated villains. Originally, the bad guys were...

Read More