Politics People Flip Flop On
With the political arena really heating up the closer we get to November, all issues are on the table. It seems that whatever one side has to say, the other takes the opposite viewpoint. This has been going on for so long, I've noticed that now sides are opposing their own stances! Here is a list of five debatable topics in politics people flip flop on. I wonder if someone can explain to me how you can want one thing, but do another? Read more...
Categories: Politics Tags: barack obama, corporations, deregulation, gaddafi, iraq, libya, Rick Santorum, saddam hussein, unions, women's rights
SWOT Analysis Of The Presidential Candidates
I am sure that by now you are aware that we are having a Presidential election this year. If you happened to miss that news, a new debate is probably around the corner. But who do you vote for if you aren't amongst the political base? The decisions can be difficult, especially if you don't follow politics. All sides have their strengths and weaknesses. To make the choices a little bit easier, I have created a SWOT Analysis Of The Presidential Candidates. A SWOT analysis is a marketing term that is an acronym for Strengths, Weaknesses, Oppositions, and Threats. It is used in identifying different aspects of a business. You can do the same for these politicians and then pick who you think may be best. Read more...
Another 5 Reasons Obama Will Win A 2nd Term
Back in April, I wrote an article entitled, "The 5 Reasons Obama Will Win A 2nd Term". In that article, I described the competition that he was facing with the Republican party and why the best bet of the GOP would be to wait until 2016 when they could field a better candidate. I had quite a bit of backlash from GOP supporters on how "I should wait" until the real Republican candidate steps forward and will totally blow everything Obama is trying to do out of the water. So here it is, almost September. It is 14 months before the election and we are still waiting. Obama continues to build capital for his uncontested race and the Republican party hasn't come up with a viable candidate. Sure, they look good at first, but then we realize that they are just a parody of leadership. I feel that the Republicans hoping for a viable candidate in 2012 is like the proverbial search for Prester John (look it up). He or she just ain't going to be found because they don't exist. If the GOP still thinks they have a chance, let us look at our choices and you can decide who will do better in the position. Read more...
Categories: Politics Tags: George W. Bush, gop, michele bachmann, mitt romney, republican party, Rick Perry, Rick Santorum, Ron Paul
