Posts Tagged ‘Carly Fiorina’
Carly’s definition of feminism
How a conservative woman describes feminism
Identity politics
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How many articles have you read slobbering over the fact that Rafael Cruz (aka “Ted”) is the first Hispanic-American to win a presidential caucus?
How many breathless articles have read about Señor Marco Antonio Rubio’s chances to become the first Hispanic president of the United States?
How about Carly Fiorina’s chances to become the first woman president?
Read MoreThe power of life
For five days, the media talked about the massive blizzard zeroing in on the East Coast.
Their allies in the human abortion industry cheered the impending, calamitous storm, since it would surely snuff out the annual March for Life. It didn’t …
Read MoreDebate idea
Four Republicans are brilliant debaters: Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, Chris Christie and Carly Fiorina.
The Christie and Fiorina campaigns are lagging far behind. According to the Real Clear Politics average, Fiorina stands at 3.8% and Christie at 2%.
By Contrast, Rubio is in 3rd place (behind Carson and Trump) at 11% and Cruz is at 8.8%.
Here is an idea that could boost the efforts of Fiorina or Christie: one of them should challenge Bernie Sanders to a good old-fashioned one-on-one debate.
Mr. Sanders’ campaign needs a boost too. The RCP average has him trailing Hillary Clinton 54% to 32%.
Read MoreGreat debate last night. Nice mix of lib bias and conservative substance.
You knew the media had their fangs out with the first question:
“What is your biggest weakness?”
Translation: why would you make a lousy president?
Read MoreSubsidizing Auschwitz
Democrats intone that Planned Parenthood is all about women’s reproductive healthcare. No they’re not. They’re all about money.
Read MoreCarly handles pro abortion heckler in Iowa City
Think about the clash ideologies on display. The liberal demands to know, “well, if you won’t let us kill a million kids a year, what are going to do with them after they’re born?”
The suggestion is, of course, that the mother and father have zero responsibility for their child. But even more, a statement like this is a “lazy slander of the pro life movement…”
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