Monthly Archives: October 2012

Campaigns and Candid Cameras

Posted on October 5, 2012 by Necessary and Proper

I’d like to discuss Mitt Romney’s “47%” comments from a contextual standpoint.  Not focusing on the number 47 and its derivation, but instead focusing on what question he was answering. I went to the progressive Mother Jones website to find … Continue reading →

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Why All Your Chads Should Hang to the Same Side

Posted on October 2, 2012 by Necessary and Proper

Remember the election of 2000, with Florida’s famous “hanging chads”?  I know a guy at work named Chad who’s had the nickname “Hanging Chad” ever since.  When someone calls him that, he sheepishly grins…but subconsciously swaggers like John Wayne. Of … Continue reading →

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Voices Without A Vote

Posted on October 1, 2012 by Necessary and Proper

Check out this video produced by a group of conservative teenagers called IM2moro in El Cajon, California (located in the hills outside San Diego).  They’re too young to vote this year, but not too young to speak their minds.  Visit their website too. … Continue reading →

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