A Heapin' Plate of Conservative Politics and Religion
by Tom Quiner
A Heapin' Plate of Conservative Politics & Religion
by Tom Quiner
The Chris Christie effect
When Hillary Clinton is sworn in as the next president of the United States, the Chris Christie effect will long be talked about.
I refer to last Saturday’s debate.
Governor Christie cut Marco Rubio off at the knees in one of the most consequential debate moments in a long time…
A campaign suggestion for Hillary
“Clinton’s politics are the politics of identity, narrowed down to a very specific constituency: she’s selling herself as the hope of everyday rich white women who want to be president.”
Super Bowl lessons in class and classlessness
How did he handle defeat? With total classlessness.
Watch him action in the video above. He is sullen. He responds with one word answers or short sentences. After just a few minutes, the man with a $103 million contract just stands up and walks out.
What a lack of class. The guy who feels no compunction at rubbing it in when things are going well lacks the character to show grace in defeat.
Abortion as self-defense?
By contrast, Marco Rubio refused to budge on life issues despite the political expediency of watering down one’s convictions, as Messrs. Bush and Christie did. Said Rubio:
“I would rather lose an election than be wrong on the issue of life.”
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