Vacation Leaves Me Blind

Wow, I go on vacation for one week to Bermuda and all of a sudden I am at a total loss for my politics. Wow. How things have changed. Mitt Romney is out. John (Juan McCain) is the front runner. Wow. I missed soooo much. I think the Democrats should be afraid because Hillary Clinton is the mirror image of John McCain (Juan McCain) and Barack Obama is so liberal that he makes the communist Hillary look like a saint. Wow. I almost need to take a break to catch myself up with today’s politics. Wow.

What a coming home present. Wow. Give me some time. I need to reflect and readjust. Wow. Wow.

30 Mins Into the Debate

I like Anderson Cooper. I do, but when is Congressman Paul going to be asked a question? Maybe it’s me, but between Romney and McCain’s smug smirks and Anderson’s avoidance makes one wonder if the front runners really are decided by the media.

Also, anyone else think that John McCain is way too monotonous and completely borring to listen to?

Mitt Romeny Fed Info at the Debate

I would like to bring to your attention an ammendment on my earlier post with Mitt Romney flip-flopping on whether he supports the ideals of Ronald Reagan. So you all saw that video, if not, scroll look it my blog history.

I was watching the Republican debate on MSNBC last night and noticed a blatant whisper to Romney when asked by Tim Russert whether he would implement the same strategy, in regards to social security, as Ronald Reagan did. I heard it both on the first and second broadcast of the debate and will stake my reputation as a blogger and individual that the whisper in the following YouTube video is legit.

Watch the video, draw your own conclusion from it.












-- Topher Lloyd

A Full Blow New Hampshire Recount

In the wake of the Iowa and New Hampshire primaries with Michigan’s fast approaching, the media has been quick to pass judgment on winners. Predictions based on all of 6% of the primaries being complete. Or are they?

As of this afternoon, a press release by William M. Gardner, Secretary of State of New Hampshire, has issued a statewide recount for both parties on behalf of Albert Howard and Dennis Kucinich. Both candidates must pay the costs of the recount due to the stipulation of needing a one percent difference of the winner (RSA 660:6). Howard is receiving help from a grassroots source, which I shall keep private, which paid the costs of airfare and estimated $65,000 for the recount fee.

The recount will do little for both Howard and Kucinich. This development, in fact, bodes well for Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, possibly leading to vindication for Ron Paul.

Whether or not the recount helps any particular candidate, the American people are the winners from today’s recount, due to commence on Wednesday, January 16th. An election of any scale is seriously in ruins if any doubt can be cast on legitimacy. Democracy will be tested. Foul play may surface in some distant future. Only time will tell but as Americans, we should all keep an open eye to the developments of this story.

-- Topher Lloyd