By John F. Allen
Saying John McCain is the only candidate that wants to win the war on terror retired Marine Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North has endorsed the Republican front runner. Col. North, a man who has been to Iraq more times than any politician, warned of the serve consequences of a loss in this battle with those who want to murder Americans.

As an American, a Marine and a most knowledgeable observer, North has stepped forward to support the safety of America. He recognizes the danger we are in and the best course of action to win out over terrorists. He is a conservative who sees national security as the central issue of the election.

Given the chance, the Islamist terrorists would capture and torture Oliver North to death, even before they would turn to us.

By contrast, Nation of Islam’s Louis Farrakhan has endorsed Barrack Obama.

Should the same terrorists ever gain control of America they … Continue Reading:North endorses John McCain: Farrakhan endorses Barrack Obama

By John F. Allen

In all the excitement of last night’s primary results an important exit poll item was reported with no follow up comment. While gushing about how 80% of Democrat party primary voters thought “They were ready for a Black man or a woman to be president of the United States.” Hey that sounds great. Eighty percent is a big number. Nevertheless, in the world of politics sometimes less is more. These twenty percent of Democrat primary voters are obviously the most devout liberals in their party. This revelation, whether an admission or projection, indicates the converse is true, twenty percent of them DON’T think either a Black man or a woman can be acceptable as president. What do the vast number of Democrats, those who did not vote, think?

If only twenty percent of Democrats have reservations about Obama and Clinton how can either possibly win? She is a tough political operative backed by the best … Continue Reading:Twenty percent of Democrats doubt electability of either Obama or Clinton

By John F. Allen

In this current climate, I guess it is mandatory to start by saying this: I do not like John McCain.

I like socialist women and the most liberal senator in America less, far less. Our party’s primaries have been hijacked by casual voters, liberals, moderates and even Democrats.

Our Evangelical friends have to shoulder much of the blame for giving us McCain. They have unfairly called Mormonism a cult and now all of us will suffer the consequences of their unwillingness to accept Mitt Romney, a good and decent man. The only remaining conservative, Mitt Romney has now dropped out. I’m damned mad about this, but I can’t do anything about it. John McCain’s name will be listed next to our line come November. He will be elected. America will not select either Democrat over him. Many Hillary hating Democrats will vote for McCain.

Leading the fight against McCain, the conservative radio talkers did all … Continue Reading:If you think McCain won’t be better than either one, you’re wrong