How wrong can Obama be? A venture capitalist takes a sick company, analyses it’s problems, fixes them and if successful, comes up something that functions much better. That’s Romney’s experience and he has been good at it. The hapless, bloated and inefficient bureaucracy that is the federal government presents a monster challenge. It will require a lot of help from people like Paul Ryan in Congress but Novenber is our last best hope of avoiding Armageddon.

Nothing wrong with any of that but why call it marriage? It ain’ t! There is a missing ingredient. Words have meaning.

Take it back to basics. It takes a man and a woman, together, to make a baby. Millennia ago societies and religions recognized that this, in a loving, stable and permanent partnership was the best way to nature, develop and protect a child. In order to thrive they formalized the relationship giving it special privileges and protections. It was defined as marriage. There are all sorts of other relationships that can exist between people. These have different definitions. Colorblind people might think that pink is the same as yellow. They are wrong. Words have meaning.

It’s not that people actually like Obama, it’s just been the politically correct thing to say that you do!

If everyone claimed minority status [we're all at least 1/32 of something] it would put a stop to the nonsense.

I have mixed feelings about this. Seems Ms Warren came up with an innovative way to get affirmative action for non-minorities. Sort of levels the playing field!

Most liberals have received their income from government. Most conservatives have paid the bill!

Obama was elected and is paid to be President, He has vacated the position in favor of being a full time ad man for the democrat party. It suits his talents better but unfortunately cannot be made official until November.

Obama, clearly has no interest in producing educated blacks. I am at a loss to understand why this is not used more aggressively by Republican propagandists.

Santorum presents Republicans with a serious and uncomfortable question. Can a devout and principled Christian be elected as POTUS without compromising his beliefs? I asked myself the question and moved to his column. Some things are worth the risk.