1. Al Fadi: The Egyptian
Election: Who's the Winner?
2. Wayne Allyn Root: How Romney Can Win
the Presidency - This Week
3. Doug Johnson: Restoring America:
What's Fair?
4. John LeBoutillier: Will Obama's
New Move on Immigration Help or Hurt his Campaign?
The Egyptian
Election: Who's the Winner?
By
Al Fadi
Since
the start of the Egyptian revolution in January 2012, which resulted in the
ousting of the Mubarak regime, all eyes and ears are on the hope of
establishing a new government to be elected by the Egyptian people for the
first time in their history since the fall of its Monarchy over sixty years
ago. This revolution resulted in the establishment of a new parliament elected
by the people, followed by a new presidential election process. Both resulted
in the overpowering of the Islamists who dominated almost 70% of the
parliament, and the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood as one of the candidates for
the office of the presidency. Just as hope for a new democratic era began to
rise, shocking events took place to put a dent in the process. The first round
of the presidential election resulted in two top candidates: a Muslim
Brotherhood member and a former Mubarak official. Both are a serious setback
for a revolution that hoped for democracy. [more...]
How Romney Can Win
the Presidency - This Week
Obama
believes he has “checked” Romney with Latino voters with his latest
announcement. He will walk on the stage in Orlando at the National Association
of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials conference to a thunderous hero’s
welcome. He will discuss how Latino youth brought illegally to this country -
through no fault of their own - will no longer have to lie awake at night
fearing deportation to a strange country they no longer recognize. And he we
will receive a standing ovation. Mitt Romney must walk onto that same stage and
upstage Obama. This is the place and time for the announcement of the year.
Mitt Romney coolly steps up to the microphone and says, “It’s time for a Latino
to join a Presidential ticket. It’s time for the fastest growing group in
America to have a seat at the table of power, to have a voice in the White
House. Today... right here... right now... I’m going to change the game... forever.
Today you get your seat at the table. Today we change American politics. Ladies
and gentleman, allow me to introduce my Vice Presidential running mate United
States Senator Marco Rubio." Marco walks out to embrace Mitt Romney while
the crowd stands, screams, and cheers. Tears stream down cheeks. CHECKMATE. [more...]
Restoring America:
What's Fair?
By
Doug
Johnson
If
you’ve lived in America any length of time, you’ve probably heard someone say
that something wasn’t fair. It’s become the mantra of the self-seeking
narcissistic culture we live in. No longer do people want justice or what is
right; they want what is fair. And President Obama is betting the entire
success of his campaign on getting voters to vote based on emotions, not logic
or legality. Not to be outdone, it seems that establishment Republicans are
joining the emotions parade thinking this will endear them to voters.
In
my new book, No Tomorrows: How to Halt America's Imminent Collapse and Return to the
American Dream – And Why it Must Start with the 2012 Elections,
I analyze what the core problems are in America and how to fix them. This idea
that we should base decisions on feelings shows a lack of understanding of true
leadership. True leaders do not make decisions based on emotions; but politicians
on both sides of the aisle would have us think it’s the right thing to do. If
we do, however, are we really being fair? True leaders realize that we
legislate what is right, not what is fair. Inevitably some things will be
unfair. Laws are about what’s best for our society, not about what’s fair to
one group versus another. [more...]
Is
President Obama’s unilateral decision to allow young illegal immigrants to stay
here a political move that will help him or backfire on him? What of the
dueling - and harshly negative - economic speeches by the President and
Governor Romney in Ohio? Why are they both so opposed to showing us their
vision of how to fix the economy? Do they even have a vision? This, and
much more, will be discussed by the CAMPAIGN INSIDERS - Pat Caddell,
Doug Schoen and John LeBoutillier - LIVE on Fox News Channel Sunday afternoons.
[more...]
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