The Jennerjahn Report headed to Green Bay, Wisconsin

Blogging at The Jennerjahn Report might be somewhat limited for the next week or so.

I'm heading to LAX this morning for a flight back to the Midwest.

My plan is to be at the playoff game on Sunday at Lambeau Field between the New York Giants and the Green Bay Packers.

Not sure what type of time I will have for blogging while vacationing with relatives.

There may be some posts, but they might not be daily.

Pop quiz for Congressional District 28

Here is a Pop quiz for voters in Congressional District 28...

In the above photo:

1) Which one of these people is a Freedom-Hating Liberal?

2) Which one of these people is a Budget-Destroying Socialist?

Take your time.

This one is a bit tricky.

You could get it wrong, but actually end up being correct. If that helps.

Answer: The one on the left is Sunland Tujunga strongman Joe Barrett, who used threats and intimidation to stop a corporation from building a profitable, job-creating business in his neighborhood. Joe Barrett is the Freedom-Hating Liberal.

The one on the right is Democratic Congressman Adam Schiff, who has been an accomplice to the crimes of Barack Obama in aiding and abetting the looting of the U.S. Treasury, creating 3 trillion dollars in debt in three years, and helping to destroy the value of US currency. Adam Schiff is the Budget-Destroying Socialist.

"When Mitt Romney came to town"

Above you can find parts 1 and 2 of the scorching new documentary about Mitt Romney entitled "When Mitt Romney came to town".

The effect of this short movie is devastating. It portrays Mitt Romney as a Corporate Raider who attacked American businesses and made a profit out of putting them out of business.

Some of the facts are indisputable. These people who lost their companies and their jobs due to Bain Capital are not mistaken about who was involved.

This is why Mitt Romney cannot be the GOP nominee in 2012. If Obama and the Democrats can accurately portray him as a villain, then the election is lost before it begins.

I'm praying that the people of South Carolina have the common sense to vote for any one of the other candidates but Romney.

Romney wins New Hampshire GOP Primary

In a result that came as a surprise to no one, Mitt Romney won the GOP Presidential Primary held in New Hampshire last night. Some of the southern populated counties in New Hampshire are basically regarded as suburbs of Boston, Massachusetts...where Mitt Romney used to be Governor. It was about as close to a home field advantage as you can get.

Moderates and liberals all over New England streamed home to the polls to vote for one of their own. It was a very dark night for Conservatives. Myself included.

I see very few positives from this result.

The GOP is now probably going to have Romney as our candidate. Unless somebody can beat him in South Carolina....which I put at only a 50% chance...Romney will win there and in Florida after that and then the race will be over.

Romney is the best financed of the candidates. He has been running for six years and has a certain polished smoothness that comes with doing this for so long. He makes few mistakes. Maybe he can appeal to Independents. Maybe. I don't know.

I find it very difficult to accept that the father of Obamacare -- Mr. $50 abortion -- Mitt Romney...is going to be the GOP nominee for President.

One tiny side benefit is that Romney could beat Obama in New Hampshire. Sure, it is only 4 Electoral College votes, but taking those away from Obama and giving them to Romney creates a 8 vote swing. Very damaging to Obamas chances. Romneys Mormon faith would also position him to win Nevada, which has a large Mormon voter contingent.

Right now, Romney has a 80% chance of being the GOP Nominee. Somebody else would have to catch fire in a hurry to beat him.

Mitt Romney is Gordon Gekko

Opponents of GOP Presidential candidate Mitt Romney have found his Achilles heel. It is a weak point so devastating that it probably precludes him from being the GOP nominee in 2012. They have found their narrative. Their sound bite.

Mitt Romney is Gordon Gekko.

As CEO of Bain Capital, Romney oversaw the dismantling of American companies and ended up throwing thousands of Americans out of their jobs. In a country that voted for Barack Obama in 2008, this is not a narrative that will win battleground states in the 2012 election.

Mitt Romney cannot be the nominee in 2012, because these attacks are too lethal to his chances in the general election. Republicans need to choose another candidate...and fast.

Santorum, Gingrich, Paul, Perry, and Huntsman don't have these poisonous facts about Bain Capital on their resumés.

As an aside...I'm not being unfair to Romney. I fully support capitalism and the opportunities it provides. But closing American companies and raiding their pension funds is a vile way to get rich. And voters will remember that fact on election day.

It is probably too late to stop New Hampshire, but South Carolina has two weeks to choose a new frontrunner for the GOP in 2012.

Godspeed, Palmetto State!

Our incompetent elected officials

The photo above is, unfortunately, a photo of my Congressman.

Xavier Becerra.

A pure Communist with a heart full of hate.

Unfortunately, as one of his serfs, I am often at the whim of his decisions.

I emailed the Congressmans office and told him I wanted the official permission required to visit the White House when I am in Washington four weeks from now. February 9th or 10th.

That was five months ago. No word from him or his staff.

Now, being that my district is in urban LA and about 90% of the people here have no plans to visit Washington at any time whatsoever, I assume his office isn't overloaded with this type of request. However, I am quite certain that his office is filled with incompetent bureaucrats looking for a government teat to suckle at. I am sure the high salaries and excessive pensions in his office motivate the staff to provide exactly the non-existent customer service they currently provide.

I suppose it didn't help me to write blog posts like this about Becerra.

But do I really deserve to be blackballed just because I am a Republican voter in his highly Democratic district? I guess he and his staff think so.

I did not think it would ever be possible to locate an elected official as worthless as Karen Bass, but Becerra is making things interesting, to say the least.

I'm also upset at Antonio Villaraigosa, who took dirty laundered money in his 2009 re-election campaign and has refused to return that money. I called and asked his staff for answers... no response for months now.

Same thing for the Ethics Department. I asked them for answers about the laundered money. They didn't have any answers.

And of course, we have as the final act, The Dark Lord.

I emailed Councilman Krekorians office over one year ago. I'm starting to think I'm not going to get a response.

But hey, when you write blog posts like this one... you get yourself blackballed from a lot of political graft and gift-giving that goes on in this corrupt city.

New Hampshire Debate

Saturdays New Hampshire Debate was, by far, the worst debate so far in this 2012 campaign.

Candidates bumbled around wasting time talking about contraception and who had actually served in the military.

The main goal -- which was for all the other candidates to team up and stop Romney -- didn't happen. Romney got treated fairly lightly by the moderators and the other candidates.

George Stephanopoulos asked an idiotic question about banning contraception. It didn't go over very well with the candidates or with the audience.

Ron Paul defended calling Gingrich a "chickenhawk" for refusing to do military service while wanting to send others off to war. Gingrich tried to excuse himself by saying he was married and had children. Paul responded with the biggest blow of the night by saying the he also was married with children when he was drafted, and he went and served.

My candidate, Rick Perry, did better in this debate than in most of the others. He was getting ignored so badly that at one point he just jumped in and started talking. Good for him. He won't win New Hampshire, but he is steadying the ship for South Carolina.

Rick Santorum gave some interesting answers, but nothing that moved him up in the polls.

Gingrich gave a scathing review of the bias of the Obama Administration against the Catholic Church. It was a topic nobody had covered in the campaign. It worked well for him.

Near the end, Huntsman made some type of wisecrack in Mandarin Chinese.

That, along with his Kurt Cobain jokes is why his campaign is a train wreck and he will be dropping out of the race after he gets pummeled in South Carolina.

In the end, Romney looked smooth and Presidential. He refused to get into the gutter and get dirty. He will win New Hampshire and take a big lead on the others heading to South Carolina.