Entries for December, 2010

any republican senator voting for START should get a primary challenger

[caption id="attachment_413" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="Senator Jon Kyl"][/caption]

There are some issues that are too important to overlook on Election Day. Defending our national security is one of them. Voting to implement the new START treaty in its current form is not only dangerous for Americans’ security but will send a strong signal to President Obama that he can continue to dilute U.S. defense capabilities. Make no mistake about it, Senators voting for the new START treaty give their support and acquiescence to President Obama’s weak national security policies.

gay leaders need a tea party shakeup; 111th congress a total failure

The entrenched gay leaders in Washington, DC, have spent the last two years blaming Republicans for the fact that they themselves have struck out on Capitol Hill and will end the 111th Congress with nothing to show for their multimillion-dollar fundraising efforts. If this were a public company, the Board or the shareholders would have run these leaders out of town a long time ago.

american medical entrepreneurs can help respond to a biological attack

http://www.newsmax.com/US/hemopurifier-aethlon-jim-joyce/2010/12/08/id/379360 my piece in newsmax.com about how american entrepreneurs could help local and federal government officials respond to a biological attack.

does dana milbank think its funny to joke about bombing the un?

dana milbank may think its funny but to say that Bolton wanted to blow up the UN is ridiculous and terrorizing – not to mention completely inaccurate.  responsible reporters shouldn’t joke about bombing the un.  to be accurate, bolton said, “The Secretariat Building in New York has 38 stories. If you lost ten stories today, it wouldn’t make a bit of difference.”.  bolton was obviously commentating on a bloated bureaucracy and the need for efficiency.  i”ll put dana (don’t let the name fool you , he’s a guy) down for advocating for a waste of u.s. tax dollars and using bomb jokes to be funny. dana…

Read the full post…

somalia fights back and the un should take notice

America’s involvement in conflicts for the foreseeable future will be determined by Washington’s appetite for nation-building and debated by asking tough questions about whether or not we will be temporary occupiers or outside supporters. Americans, after all, have spent billions of dollars, and thousands of lives have been lost, fighting al-Qaeda and the Taliban from inside Iraq and Afghanistan.

  

 Subscribe in a reader


About Me

Richard Grenell Richard A. Grenell has nearly two decades of experience in all aspects of communications and public affairs. Grenell has served as the primary communications advisor for public officials at the local, state, federal and international levels, as well as for publicly traded Fortune 500 ranked companies.