The Conservative Public Action Conference (CPAC) is currently underway, and while some of us are stuck at our day jobs, the rest of the conservative world has transcended on Washington D.C. to discuss all sorts of ill conservative schtuff.
The highlight, beside El Rushbo throwing chunks of raw meat at an already ravenous crowd (he might even throw the whole bovine), is the “straw poll” to see who da’ base likes for our next presidential candidate.
It’s funny, because while most attention has been focused on cats like Sarah Palin and especially Bobby Jindal as of late, there is another perennial 2012 candidate flying under most radar’s…Mitt Romney. CPAC and Mitt have also been synomous for the past few tears. 2007 was considered his “coming out party” and he ended his presidential run their in 2008. In both years, he won the straw poll.
As much as I’m tired of the phrase “uniquely qualified,” it’s apropos for the 2008 candidate many of us wish we supported… Continue reading
Psyche. 
“At this point in the election cycle, no Republican can be considered more than the flavor of the month. But [Bobby Jindal] is an appealing one.” - Michael Gerson
It’s been driving me INSANE listening to people claim that “oh well, the Republican’s opposed to stimulus but didn’t present a plan of their own.” I actually yelled at Mika Bernenski this morning when she said that to Michael Steele (and her I actually like). Never mind the hearings Eric Cantor held or the twenty-five different plans and/or amendments that were unanimously reject by the 
This story made my day because I’ve had to sit through a week’s worth of 
