Romney’s response may not have been well timed or well said, but it demonstrates Americans’ disenchantment at what is missing from the Obama Administration’s foreign policy: a willingness to stand up for American values and let America lead again.
Archives for September 12, 2012
Will the real America stand up and lead?
September 12, 2012 by Daniel Burton
Filed Under: Foreign Policy Tagged With: Benghazi, Cairo, Chris Stevens, foreign policy, Libya, Mitt Romney, Romney, United States, Washington Post
Financially, we’re not better off, says the US Census. Especially young workers.
September 12, 2012 by Daniel Burton
With 53 percent of 18-24 year olds living back at home with their parents, it should come as no surprise that support among the young for Obama has fallen. Young voters between ages 18 and 29 have been among the groups hit hardest by the recession, with 12.7 percent unemployed and nearly a third underemployed. Support for Obama in this group has fallen from 49 percent to just 41%, a blow to a group that was important to the President’s 2008 win.
Filed Under: The Economy Tagged With: Barack Obama, Democratic National Convention, economy, Mitt Romney, Obama, Poverty, Salt Lake Tribune, Unemployment, United States, Utah, White House, young workers
Polls got you down? Don’t Panic
September 12, 2012 by Daniel Burton
There’s really only one that matters, and it’s only held in November. That doesn’t mean we don’t follow every poll like its a glance at the scoreboard of a rivalry week football game. The difference is that elections are not about getting ahead and running the clock out–they’re about peaking on election day.
Filed Under: Elections Tagged With: Barack Obama, Jimmy Carter, John Fund, Mitt Romney, polling, Republican, Ronald Reagan, Warren Mitofsky
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