Category Archives: Election 2010

Wanted: Leadership

Posted on January 27, 2010 by Derek Walter

President Obama has had no trouble at mastering certain elements of the  presidency. There are no issues with his intellect or speech-making skills. Obama has shown himself to be one of our most eloquent presidents and a consummate wordsmith. His … Continue reading →

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The new Republican religion

Posted on April 29, 2009 by Derek Walter

Is being a Republican, or more specifically a conservative, really a way of life? Some seem to think so. A group at Fresno Pacific University called the Sunbird Conservatives sent out a notice yesterday publicizing an inaugural (of course they … Continue reading →

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Steele and Limbaugh Doing Their Part to Ruin GOP

Posted on March 7, 2009 by Derek Walter

This is the state of the nation’s two political parties: the Democrats are led by a young, dynamic, and popular president. The Republicans are locked in a power struggle between a rambling radio host and a maundering party chairman. After … Continue reading →

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Can Meg Whitman Save California?

Posted on February 16, 2009 by Derek Walter

Arnold couldn’t do it. Neither could the Democrat-controlled Legislature. What makes Meg Whitman think she can fix the quagmire known as California government? She is one of the most intriguing candidates in the expanding field jockeying to be elected California’s … Continue reading →

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