August 11, 2026

7 Signs that Mitt Romney is Definitely Not, Maybe, Possibly Considering A Run for President

Mitt Romney is definitely not…well, probably not–er, possibly? running for President. Just ask Romney confident and almost son, Spencer Zwick, who commented on a Draft Mitt organization that was slated to launch August 1: This organization has absolutely no bearing on Mitt Romney running for president. He says he’s not running for president and nothing […]

Ann Romney brings heart to the Romney campaign

Chris Christi was the key note speaker, but Ann Romney will move the most votes with her more intimate comments about her decades as Mitt Romney’s partner and wife. If swing voters are looking for a reason to like Mitt Romney, Ann made a strong case for giving him a serious look. The Republican National Convention has two more nights, and the case isn’t finished, but Ann Romney started melting everyone (except perhaps Chris Matthews and Rachel Maddow) waiting for a reason to warm to Mitt Romney. [cont…]

What do women want?

Last week, Hilary Rosen raised a firestorm when she criticized Ann Romney for being a stay-at-home mom. Whether at home or in the workforce, women have more than proved their value to our society. Maybe it’s time we accept that women in all walks of life deserve more credit than they are getting. [cont…]

Hilary Rosen will never know the “joy” of changing 10,000 diapers.

Late Wednesday night, my husband mentioned the attack on Ann Romney for “never working a day in her life,” in other words, for being a “stay-at-home” mom. I was busy breast-feeding my youngest, so I didn’t have time to think much of it at the time. I rolled my eyes and said something like, ‘Oh brother, what next?’ It was morning before I actually watched the clip of Hilary Rosen making her jab at Ann Romney.
Only then did it strike home just how personal Rosen’s attack was on me and my choice to switch careers to raise my children. [cont…]

Who’s really got a “woman” problem?

It’s Orwellian, really. In it’s effort to force top down social engineering, Obama’s White House and campaign are talking about helping women, but paying them less than men and attacking the ones who opt to raise their children at home.

That’s going to create a credibility problem for Barack Obama. [cont…]