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Day By Day November 6, 2012 – Remember
Remember, indeed!
Later this afternoon and tonight I will be commenting on the Presidential race and California politics on Twitter.
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Day By Day November 4, 2012 – Chains
Chris, unfortunately, voters are not concentrating or should I say paying attention to Libya.
The most we can ask is that they are paying attention to the failure of the Obama economy and vote him out of office tomorrow.
However, that may be asking too much….
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Day By Day October 29 & 30, 2012 – Mommie Dearest and Trick
A double dose this morning of Chris Muir’s excellent cartoon – Day By Day.
Happy Birthday, Chris!
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Day By Day October 28, 2012 – Call Forward
Chris, what will everyone do tomorrow when Obama’s federal government is closed due to Hurricane Sandy?
Federal workers in the Washington area are getting a day off thanks to Hurricane Sandy.
The U.S. Office of Personnel Management says federal offices will be closed Monday.
Non-emergency employees will be granted administrative leave for their scheduled working hours unless they are required to telework or are traveling or on unpaid leave.
Only emergency employees are required to report to work.
Probably the same…..
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Day By Day October 24, 2012 – Government Work
Chris, in this Obama-driven into the dumpster economy ANY type of work – even for the federal government works for me.
But, Zed, getting back into his home is a bonus for me.
Let’s hope that it is a trend that continues on the evening of November 6th.
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Day By Day October 23, 2012 – Foreigner
The foreign policy Presidential debate last night broke NO new ground.
Mitt Romney looked and was ill.
President Obama was the aggressor and had to be as it is perceived he is trailing in his re-election race. Obama won on points.
Mitt Romney did what he had to do – not look like a radical, Barry Goldwater type. He succeeded and the campaign continues into the last two weeks.
The key battleground states at this point are Wisconsin, Iowa, and Colorado. I will have more on this and a new Electoral College map soon.
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Day By Day October 22, 2012 – Try Hard
Interesting, isn’t it that on the eve of the third and last Presidential debate there is a “leaked” report or an October Surprise about Iran?
The New York Times reports (and the White House denies) that “The United States and Iran have agreed for the first time to one-on-one negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program, according to Obama administration officials, setting the stage for what could be a last-ditch diplomatic effort to avert a military strike on Iran.”
Two of the three assertions in that lead paragraph are demonstrably false. One-on-one negotiations have been going on for years (most recently, according to my friend “Reza Kahlili,” in Doha, where, he was told, Valerie Jarrett and other American officials recently traveled for the latest talks). The only news here is that the talks would no longer be secret. And the notion that only diplomacy can avert “a military strike on Iran” is fanciful. There are at least two other ways: sanctions may compel the regime to stop its nuclear weapons program, or the Iranian people may find a way to overthrow the regime, thereby (perhaps, at least) rendering military action unnecessary.
I rather suspect that you don’t have to do anything to avoid an American military strike on Iran. I can’t imagine an Obama administration authorizing a military attack. An administration that can barely bring itself to fly air cover in Libya, and can’t bring itself to take any serious action in Syria, strikes me as very unlikely to unleash our armed forces against the mullahs.
Even as the debate approaches, remember you can fool some of the people ONLY some of the time.
Anyone want to bet how many times Obama spikes the football regarding the demise of Osama bin Laden tonight?
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Day By Day October 21, 2012 – Storybook Endings
Chris, if you consider the Gallup Presidential tracking poll as an authority, then it looks like the Obama Storybook run is going to end in a few weeks.
And, it is about time.
Can America really withstand another four years of Hope and Change redistribution?
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Day By Day October 20, 2012 – Pussies
Chris, I have to say that the town hall Presidential debate format with Gallup Poll selected undecided voters was an epic FAIL.
Did anyone REALLY believe those voters were undecided and there were a few “ringers” thrown in and selected to ask questions?
I don’t think this format will be used again – nor should it be.
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Day By Day October 19, 2012 – Smackdown
Sorry readers that I have not recently posted Chris Muir’s Day By Day cartoon. I will try to be more prolific in my posting.
I promise.
Chris, you have to watch women and that “WEIGHT” issue. Remember that this is way too shallow.
With regards to Candy Crowley’s conduct at the Presidential debate, now that can be criticized.
Is there any doubt that she helped President Obama escape a truthful explanation of the Libya terrorist debacle?
And, didn’t CNN’s Crowley derail Mitt Romney with constant interruptions and allowing President Obama to have more time for his explanations.
The Town Hall format of the debate was a fail and Crowley was a failure.
Enough said….
