I’ll be making my return to The Gary Snyder Show on 1400 WBAT this Wednesday at 5:35 PM.
Open forum, what should I talk aboot? I generally do politics (obviously), but I’m open to all other ideas.
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Yeah, so I’m done with the Presidential race. I’ll vote for our nominee, but as far as investing any of myself in the primaries, I’m out.
Don’t get me wrong, it’s not like my vote even matters in the first place. I live in New York. By the time we have our primary in April we’ll already know who our nominee is, and the state’s going Obama in the general no matter how much of an unmitigated disaster he is, simply because of the D after his last name.
I’ve been thinking of this for a while, and there are three key reasons why I’m tapping out:
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Posted in 2012 Watch
Tagged 2012, herman cain, jon huntsman, michelle bachmann, mitt romney, newt gingrich, obama, republican primary, rick perry, rick santorum, ron paul
I had mentioned in a previous post that one of three reforms that conservatives have been debating, working on, and think about over the past few years is education reform. Here’s a thirteen minute example of why we should take a second look at Newt, and it leaves me wondering when the other candidates are going to discuss the topic…
1st collector for Newt Gingrich Talks Education Reform
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I had interviewed The Daily Caller’s Matt Lewis on The Right Hook a few months ago, talking aboot the 2012 election and some of the lower tier candidates trying to break through. He had mentioned that you can spend a lot of time writing aboot one of the candidates in a piece that you’re really proud of, but lose the incentive when you see the lack of traffic it doesn’t direct to your site.
This was something I had thought aboot in the past too, because there have been a few things I’ve wanted to write, but didn’t because I didn’t think the topic or person would interest anyone. Especially, when simply typing the words “Sarah Palin” or “Ron Paul” with a picture of bacon would get me page views up the who-ha.
I bring that up because I had blogged aboot [Candidate X] recently and their social media guy – completely out of the blue – reached out to me to make sure I had a contact if I had any questions, put me on his blogger list, and just basically wanted to make sure we knew each other existed.
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Saving the American Idea: Rejecting Fear, Envy and the Politics of Division. Or, where Paul Ryan (God willing) continues his audition for Vice President…
Posted in Politics, Politics, Politics
Tagged american dream, budget, class warfare, economy, obama, occupy wall street, paul ryan
