The Tygrrrr Express Archive: January 2012

Election 2012: Florida has spoken, Mitt Romney wins

With the 2012 Florida GOP primary in the books, the presidential race heads to Nevada. As for why Florida reversed South Carolina and gave Romney the win, the reason was very simple and obvious. Published January 31 2012
CNN Florida Debate: Wolf Blitzer, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Ron Paul and Rick Santorum are not great, not bad

After the debacle that was the last GOP Florida debate, CNN went with Wolf Blitzer. He is not a narcissist or an ideologue, which allowed for a debate that was good enough. Published January 27 2012
State of the Union 2012: Barack Obama's tribute to Barack Obama

The 2012 State of the Useless address was Barack Obama taking time to praise Barack Obama while criticizing anyone not praising Barack Obama. The state of Barack Obama's delusions of grandeur are strong. Published January 25 2012
Florida GOP NBC Debate: Beth Reinhard of the National Journal is a national disgrace

The Florida GOP debate on NBC was a disaster. Republicans must stop letting national disgraces like Beth Reinhard ask questions. Her leftist column attacked one of the candidates the day before the debate. Published January 24 2012
Autism: Finding a place to be "not even wrong"

As I search for the right educational situation for my autistic son, I think about a world that will accept him for who he is. I am looking for a place where he can be "not even wrong." Published January 22 2012
Mitt Romney is Presidential, Nikki Haley is older and the genesis of the "elbow bump"

Watching Mitt Romney work a room leaves me with the conclusion that he is a sincere human being who is a very likable and capable person. He is qualified to be President. Published January 21 2012
Looking at the South Carolina primary: CNN fails, Newt wins, Mitt loses, Paul and Santorum keep hanging on

The good news regarding the debate is that all four candidates did well. I scored the debate a 4 way tie. All of them put in strong performances. Published January 21 2012
Steve Colbert and Herman Cain: Campaigns, college students and insanity

Colbert and Cain hold a rally in South Carolina Published January 21 2012
Bumping elbows: Meeting Ron Paul at the SRLC

As Dr. Paul was exiting, he was receiving rock star treatment, and some young college girls were swooning over him! I met my fourth candidate and we did the elbow bump Published January 21 2012
NFL 2011-2012--Bring on the Conference Title Games

Every year NFL teams fight for home field advantage, yet almost every year the top seeds fall short of the Super Bowl. The 2011 season brings the AFC and NFC Title Games, and another top seed has fallen. Published January 21 2012
How Barack and Michelle Obama can truly honor Dr. Martin Luther King

As America remembers Martin Luther King Jr., Barack and Michelle Obama can honor his legacy or fail to do so. It is up to them. Published January 16 2012
Satans or Saviors? Broncos' Tim Tebow vs. Patriots' Tom Brady

Tim Tebow is Satan, but in his first playoff game he is only Little Satan. New England is the Evil Empire of Football, led by Evil Hoodie Bill Bellichick and Great Satan Tom Brady. Published January 14 2012
Mitt Romney, Bain Capital, and a world gone mad

It is one thing for liberals to attack Mitt Romney for being a successful venture capitalist. When Republicans do it, the world has gone mad. Published January 12 2012
2012 New Hampshire Primary recap

The New Hampshire Primary was boring, uneventful, and predictable. Those were its positive aspects. Published January 11 2012
Farewell, Tony Blankley: Political pundit, spokesperson and friend to many passes

Former Gingrich spokesperson Tony Blankley died two weeks short of his 64th birthday. I had the pleasure of interviewing him at the 2008 GOP Convention. He will be missed. Published January 10 2012
January 9, 1972--40 memories at age 40

My 30s are gone. Today I am 40. Every human life has special value, and here are 40 happy memories at age 40. May the next 40 years bring joy for us all. Published January 9 2012
The death of my 30s: Turning forty and not happy

On Saturday, January 7th, 2012, I turn 39 and 363/365. Two days later comes the f-word. The death of my 30s is arriving, and nobody can outrun time itself. Published January 7 2012
Iowa Caucus Epilogue: The Paulbots 15 minutes are up

After Ron Paul finished third in the Iowa Caucus, the Pauloholics entered political detox, unable to process how their deity came crashing down to Earth. Published January 6 2012
2012 Iowa Caucus Recap

The 2012 Iowa Caucus is now history. Here is the recap of a moment that will live forever, or until the news cycle turns to New Hampshire momentarily. Published January 4 2012
The 2012 Iowa Caucus candidate user's guide

With the Iowa Caucus hours away, 40 percent of the participants are undecided. For those in other states who are also undecided, here is a user guide to the candidates still in the race. Published January 3 2012

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