Category Archives: Elections

Poor White People Don’t Exist According to Bernie Sanders

Posted on March 18, 2016 by The Political Hat

     Bernie Sanders demonstrated ignorance of reality (yet again) that is the hallmark of  White Progressives.  He went on to effectively declare that the millions of poor White people do not exist: “When you are white, you don’t know what it’s … Continue reading →

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Donald Trump vs. Tumblr Witches

Posted on March 11, 2016 by The Political Hat

     It would seem that Donald Trump faces his greatest foe ever!  To whit: A bunch of “witches” on Tumblr have declared that they will cast binding spells on him, curse him, and otherwise hex him.      *pauses to laugh, repeatedly*      Let’s … Continue reading →

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Trump Approved of the Tiananmen Square Massacre

Posted on February 28, 2016 by The Political Hat

     It turns out the Donald Trump didn’t always disapprove of what Communist China does.  In fact he is on record on congratulating them for not blowing it, in his opinion, regarding the Tiananmen Square Massacre: “When the students poured into … Continue reading →

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Et Tu Lindsey?

Posted on February 27, 2016 by The Political Hat

     Senator Lindsey Graham has proffered, in an allegedly facetious tone, that the assassination of a fellow Senator would not only be acceptable, but that other Senators would condone it! “‘If you killed Ted Cruz on the floor of the Senate, … Continue reading →

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Bernie Sanders, A Candidate of Failure, Envy, and Scapegoating

Posted on February 15, 2016 by The Political Hat

     Bernie Sanders is a bitter old man.  He is also a failure who can only draw a steady paycheck by sucking off the government teat as a politician: “His family managed to send him to the University of Chicago. Despite … Continue reading →

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Posting will be light through the middle of the week. The quickest and most accurate results of the New Hampshire can be found at the Desicion Desk HQ. Here’s a little mood music:  

Posted on February 7, 2016 by The Political Hat | Comments Off on Light Posting: Helping out the @DecisionDeskHQ with the #NHPrimary

Democracy No Longer Useful to Venezuelan Leftists

Posted on January 7, 2016 by The Political Hat

     The Left love to declare that they represent “the people” and that they gain legitimacy because they are democratically chosen and thus their schemes are always considered legitimate to the point where dissent is practically treason.  Yes, they love democracy, … Continue reading →

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The Intentional Fail of the GOP

Posted on December 17, 2015 by The Political Hat

     Does the Republican party establishment want to lose in 2016?  Rather than try to show the party base that they really to care about their concerns, the establishment in control of Congress isn’t even trying to pretend to care, as … Continue reading →

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One Person, One Vote, but Some Votes Are More Equal Than Others

Posted on December 14, 2015 by The Political Hat

     Originally, states were free to re-district as they wished.  Some states, such as California and Nevada, followed a “Federal Plan” for their state Senates.  For example, each county in Nevada had one state Senator regardless of population; in another case, … Continue reading →

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Privacy of the Vote: A Bulwark Protecting Freedom

Posted on November 10, 2015 by The Political Hat

     The introduction of the private casting of ballots served to protect the voter against any and all who would apply pressure on the voter to vote a certain way… or else.      The prohibition on photographing one’s ballot before casting was … Continue reading →

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