Friday, September 7, 2012
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Abe Zaidan has been a professional journalist and freelance writer for more than forty years. He was the Ohio correspondent for the Washington Post, as well as a political columnist at the Akron Beacon Journal.
Written by Abe Zaidan, with John C. Green
Feedjit
Feedjit
Blog Author Abe Zaidan
Abe Zaidan has been a professional journalist and freelance writer for more than forty years. He was the Ohio correspondent for the Washington Post, as well as a political columnist at the Akron Beacon Journal.
Posts
Followers
Portraits of Power: Ohio and National Politics, 1964 - 2004
Written by Abe Zaidan, with John C. Green
Blog Archive
-
▼
2012
(400)
-
▼
September
(40)
- The desperate hours continue to mount for GOP
- Hooray. The real NFL officials are back. Now ...
- Note to Newt: Your coming-out party's over
- Santorum to Todd Akin: Go for it!
- The stricken NFL: Playing out of bounds
- It's not Bain, but it may have investment potential
- Golly gee: The multimillion dollar bow tie traveler
- The widening fallout from Husted's "rising star"
- TeaParty signs of the times -and maybe later
- There are battlegrounds, but never Mississippi
- Gerson is looking at Mitt from our side
- Universal questions of the millennium
- Ryan enters race in the outside lane
- Poetic elegance to explain Mitt
- Elegant language eludes Romney
- The Republican war on fact-checkers
- Royalty goes topless: a break from bleak reality
- Sutton-Pelosi vs. Renacci- Boehner?
- But Rick, surely you can use some of those peopl...
- Today's political news: The view from the rear
- Note to GOP pols: Women jokes ain't funny
- Is the silent majority really alive and well?
- In a hasty moment, Mitt creates his own disaster
- Keep an eye on appellate court decision on early v...
- Romney is 2 for 2 with loonies
- Who ended bin Laden's stay on earth? A simple test
- Are you an evil person - or whatever else?
- No reason to fact-check Mitt's pollster on this one
- Let the games begin
- With Husted-Dewine: Is Blackwell still with us?
- For Mitt, that was then. This is now.
- GOP-style absentee ballots: 'Righting' the system
- Measuring a convention by tweets?
- The Husted-Dewine axis challenging Federal court ...
- Bill Clinton brilliantly being Clintonian
- Big night for Obama; a boating day for Romney
- Romney-Ryan Comeback Team heading for Bush Countr...
- In Dayton, time to return 2 Dems to Elections Board
- Kasich lauded by Mitt: Not a lie if he believes it?
- In campaign mode: Pursuing the American Dream
-
▼
September
(40)
2 comments:
Hey, it fits Romney's sublimated campaign slogan:
"That was then; this is now."
(Or perhaps it's not so sublimated.)
Alas, in fending off the Social Right during the primary debates, Mitt -- as he has done with so many other hot-button issues -- had an ephiphany. In addition to his flips on universal medical care and abortion rights, he also has somersaulted on gay rights.
Post a Comment