by Arthur Schaper | Nov 5, 2014 | Uncategorized
RegretRhode IslandNot just on national politics, I focus on Rhode Island politics, and despite some victories at the local level, the statewide field fared terribly.The Ocean State Republicans had a bad night statewide.Cranston Mayor Allan Fung has one of the best...
by Arthur Schaper | Nov 5, 2014 | Uncategorized
North CarolinaThom TillisWith the tight polling out of North Carolina, I had predicted the worse: Hagan back in Washington for six more years. Indeed, the polling was close until the end, and Tillis won by only two points.But he won! The sins of Raleigh were not as...
by Arthur Schaper | Nov 4, 2014 | Uncategorized
The Obvious GOP Pick-upsShelley Moore CapitoWest Virginia: Shelley Moore CapitoThe long-standing Congresswoman was a sure winner the moment she announced her intentions to run. This race received very little attention precisely because the outcome was practically...
by Arthur Schaper | Nov 2, 2014 | Uncategorized
I have seen desperate campaign ads in the past. This year, the Democratic Party across the country is pulling all the last-minute stops. Southern Democratic candidates and incumbents are resorting to the race card to turn out the minority vote which propelled Obama to...
by Arthur Schaper | Oct 31, 2014 | Uncategorized
Harvard University Original SealBefore turning into an illiberal cesspool promoting secular deceptions, high-ranking colleges like Harvard, Yale, and Princeton were seminaries.Today, God has no place, and neither does man, at Yale or any other of these...
by Arthur Schaper | Oct 31, 2014 | Uncategorized
Bob Dornan (R-CA)Bob Dornan was a firebrand, and still is one. Sometimes he burned a little too harshly.I thought it was bad political judgment for him to primary challenge strong fiscal and social conservative Dana Rohrabacher in 2004.But we need the fire, the...
