By . Posted Thursday, Dec 29, 2011 at 6:44 pm Filed Under: 2012 Elections, 2012 Iowa Caucus, 2012 Presidential Election, Featured
Caucus Locator Service
First of all, if you live in Iowa and don’t know for sure where your caucus site is located, you’ll want to click this link to find it. If you still can’t figure it out (don’t be ashamed… it can be challenging) we want to help. Please email us at [email protected]. Please include your name, email address and home address (I promise we will not keep this information for any reason). We will reply as quickly as possible with your caucus location.
Candidates for President
If you haven’t yet taken a look at the candidates, there any number of resources available to do so. I think it is a good idea, more than anything, to look at the candidates’ web …
Courtesy of State Central Committee member Gopal Krishna, my wife and I had great 8th row seats for the Iowa GOP/Fox News Presidential Debate.
The debate included: Speaker Gingrich; Governors: Huntsman, Pawlenty and Romney; Senator Santorum, Representatives Bachmann and Paul; and businessman Herman Cain.
I’m writing this post on Sunday morning, August 14th. I intended to write it before the Straw Poll, but I didn’t get it done. My observations will include some thoughts about the Straw Poll, although I was not able to attend it in person. I don’t believe in titling people as “winners†or “losers†so I will define my analysis in terms of my personal expectations.
Exceeded Expectations:
Governor Romney – Mitt Romney spoke powerfully and articulately on …
By lws. Posted Wednesday, Jun 15, 2011 at 10:01 pm Filed Under: 2012 Elections, 2012 Presidential Election, Featured, Republican Party
Seven Republican Presidential contenders took the stage in New Hampshire Monday night in attempts to sway the primary electorate in their favor. Though the performances of all were respectable, their level of success in making their cases was varied. The following is a recap of what went down, who went up, who maintained, and what surely raised some eyebrows.
The Format and The Field
In general CNN did a nice job making the debate informative and substantive. What did not work was attempting to do away with the traditional bell or buzzer to limit each candidates response time and giving them only 30 seconds to answer the questions. Thirty seconds is simply not enough time for anyone to explain their position on complex issues, especially …
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