Red S.E. Cupp. And you thought Bush was embarrassing? Obama's policies are leav. Justin Sullivan/Getty Herman Cain's admission that he stumbles on foreign policy is hardly reassuring at a volatile time like this Any political historian will tell you that in many ways, campaign politics is the art of the deal. It's salesmanship and branding, and when it comes to presidential campaigns, Madison Avenue is every bit as important as Pennsylvania Avenue. Just ask President Obama's graphic design team. Or Mitt Romney's hair stylist. The packaging matters. The idea that a presidential campaign is basically one long and very expensive sales pitch is so uncontroversial, in fact, that voters consider it nothing less than rote that our candidates will say things on the campaign trail that they will not — and even cannot — deliver on once they take office.
Just make the pitch, and we'll try to forgive you later for your false advertising. But being the complex, high-maintenance electorate that we are presents a conundrum for one GOP contender in particular. Secupp@redsecupp.com. The Arena: - S.E. Cupp Bio. S.E. Cupp is co-author of "Why You're Wrong About the Right," and a freelance columnist. She has been published in the New York Daily News, Human Events, American Spectator, Townhall, Slate, FOXNews.com, NASCAR.com, and elsewhere. She is also a regular commentator on FOXNews. She lives and works in New York City. The message from MassachusettsWhat now for the Democratic agenda? The message from Massachusetts is that it's not just the "lunatic fringe" that is discontented.
It's even some of the bluest of Democrats in the bluest of states, and, more importantly, it's Independents. Marc Ambinder. DRUDGE. The Long War Journal. SE Cupp Runneth Over - The Activity Pit. Greg Gutfeld's Not Cool is out March 18! New! Red Eye Podcast on Fox News Radio Check out the new Red Eye Podcast Daily at Fox News Radio! Watch for it around 5pm ET! Don't want to hear any arguments from you people on this, just do it!