We focus today by addressing the 800-pound gorilla in the room – Romney’s pick of Rep. Paul Ryan as his VP running mate, which is dominating the news. Following that discussion, be sure to read this week’s poll analysis which is very interesting. With all that’s going on, today’s blog is a little longer than… Continue Reading
Monthly Archives: August 2012
Income Taxes to Soar if Obama Gets His Way
Today’s post may appear to be another political topic, but it’s not. I don’t think most people realize just how much taxes will go up on families making over $250,000 a year if President Obama is re-elected. The president says he wants to raise taxes back to the level they were under Clinton, but that’s… Continue Reading
Are Obama & the Democrats Running Scared?
At this point in the race, President Obama should be holding a comfortable lead in the national polls over Governor Romney. Yet as you know, the race remains neck-and-neck nationally, and Romney continues to raise more money than the president. One gets the feeling that the Democrats and Team Obama are now running scared. It… Continue Reading
How to Get the Economy Back to 4% Growth
Forbes contributor James Glassman penned a very interesting column on Tuesday. He begins by analyzing the government’s GDP report that came out last Friday. He goes into some details in the report that received little or no attention in the mainstream media, and puts this disappointing recovery into perspective. Near the end, he offers some… Continue Reading
States Still Tightening, Not Good For Obama
This week we start by taking a look at Pennsylvania. PA is not in our regular roster of 2012 “battleground states,” but we need to pay attention to it. You’ll see why in a minute. President Obama has maintained a consistent lead in PA over several polls this year, and he carried the state handily… Continue Reading