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By Dave Andrusko http://twitter.com/daveha “Partisan feelings and emotions reach thermonuclear temperatures in these debates and if your candidate isn’t doing well, blame the umpire,” said Tom Brokaw, the veteran “NBC Nightly News” anchor and moderator of the 2008...
By Dave Andrusko On Thursday, NRL News Today wrote about an egregiously dishonest ad run by the Obama campaign that carefully parsed an answer given by Mitt Romney to suggest that Gov. Romney would ban all abortions. That is transparently not true. This is not the...
By Dave Andrusko The annual Al Smith dinner, which raises money for Catholic Charities that assist poor and needy children in the Archdiocese of New York, draws the most attention every four years when presidential candidates meet on the dais to exchange...
By Dave Andrusko With polling data flying in by the hour, by the time you read this post, something else will have come down the pike. But as of Friday afternoon, pro-life Mitt Romney continues on a roll. Among the many pieces of information, here are perhaps the...
By Dave Andrusko As we talked about Wednesday, it would take a few days to get a feel for how the second presidential debate altered the trajectory—if it did at all—of Mitt Romney’s steady climb to parity with President Obama in the swing states and lead in the...
By Dave Andrusko Billy Graham, who has been called America’s pastor, has taken out a full-page in today’s Wall Street Journal under the headline, “Vote Biblical Values, Tuesday November 6.” The ad begins, “The legacy we leave behind for our children, grandchildren...
By Dave Andrusko You would expect with pro-abortion President Barack Obama now trailing pro-life Mitt Romney by seven points in the latest Gallup poll that he would have even less regard for the truth than usual. And you would be right. Virginia (where I live) is on...
By Dave Andrusko The two clichés coming out of last night’s second presidential debates are that it was a “draw” (some instant polls gave President Obama a narrow advantage) and that the President, virtually asleep in the first debate, gave as good as he got. (The...
By Dave Andrusko A day ago, Gallup led off its story about Mitt Romney’s four point lead over President Barack Obama by noting, “The race for president is about tied among likely voters -- markedly different from 2008, when Barack Obama won by seven percentage points....
By Carol Tobias, NRLC President It doesn’t matter if this presidential election looks like a landslide or if it will be another nail-biter like the 2000 election between George W. Bush and Al Gore. We take nothing for granted and we keep on keeping on. Three weeks...