So, the big political news this weekend was the amazing debate that ABC put on Saturday night. Wow!
I really liked the open format in the first half. The candidates really got to expand on their responses.
I recorded both debates, but I only watched the Republican one. I saw parts of the Democratic [...]
Here’s an old political cartoon from the Cold War era. It’s amazing how the more things change, the more they stay the same. I can’t even believe this is still relevant, but it is.
Hat tip: Jeremy Ryan.
The other day, my husband was clearing out his old zip disks and he found one that had all of my old posts from my first She’s Right website. There are 23 entries from July 2002 through July 2003.
I took the site down when I decided to get into local politics. Big mistake! [...]
I just want to say one more thing before we put this whole Huckabee nonsense to bed.
Looking at my blog stats – and by the way, today was my highest traffic day ever, since I started blogging again in August – I am getting a lot of hits from Google searches on homeschoolers for Huckabee.
What [...]
Some time ago, someone signed me up for the Conservatives Betrayed e-newsletter. Not that I mind. In fact, I rather enjoy Richard Viguerie’s commentaries.
I wanted to share his statement on the Huckabee win in Iowa. I was going to include my commentary, but I would rather let it stand alone.
Mike Huckabee’s [...]
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By now you all know the results of the Iowa Caucuses.
Democratic: Obama – 38%, Edwards – 30%, Clinton – 29%
Republican: Huckabee – 34%, Romney – 25%, Thompson – 13%
I saw them last night, but I wanted to wait until this morning to post about them. For one, I wanted to make sure that Edwards [...]
For those of you sitting around twiddling your thumbs waiting for the Iowa results, and entertaining thoughts of moving your family there by 2012, The Hawkeye Cauci Primer, over at Human Events, is an interesting article that breaks down what really happens at a caucus in Iowa.
For the Republicans, caucuses are a lot like a [...]
This is the time of year when many people are making resolutions to live better in the new year. If you find yourself wanting to make some changes to your financial health, I recommend a couple of personal finance blogs that I have had in my feed reader for quite some time.
The Simple Dollar [...]
Now for a local focus – very local. I have a state post planned for later today, but this one is for the Burlingtonians.
As you know, Town Meeting Day is the first Tuesday in March, so I will be posting more frequently about local politics.
Yesterday, the Free Press had an article about this year’s [...]
She’s Right is hosting the Carnival of Principled Government this month, on Monday, January 14, and I am looking for submissions.
This carnival was started by the blog Principled Discovery. (To find out what a blog carnival is, look here.) You can find archives of past editions, here, by clicking on the tab for [...]
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