Vincent Fiore column

Vincent Fiore is a freelance political writer based in New York. His commentary has been posted over numerous Web sites and publications around the world. Your comments are always welcomed. Vfiore3@optonline.net

Vincent Fiore

May 2, 2010

On March 18, 2008, then-candidate Barack Obama gave a game-changing speech in Philadelphia, PA titled, "A More Perfect Union." The speech was to address . . .

Vincent Fiore

April 20, 2010

It's safe to say that most on the conservative side of the aisle expected Barack Obama to govern exactly as he has. Though "govern" is perhaps too charitable a . . .

Vincent Fiore

November 3, 2009

In the early stages of his presidency, many decisions by President Obama have been viewed as being rash, uninformed, and more than slightly arrogant. But for . . .

Vincent Fiore

October 20, 2009

As the Obama administration enters the fourth quarter of its — God help us — first year in office, a few things have become clear. The president's . . .

Vincent Fiore

September 6, 2009

Barack Obama's Attorney General Eric Holder has decided to appoint a special prosecutor — a Mr. John Durham — to look into possible crimes committed by CIA . . .

Vincent Fiore

August 17, 2009

Come what may in regards to President Obama's Health Care reform bill, what will most likely stand out in the process is the national rebellion against the bill . . .

Vincent Fiore

August 8, 2009

Though Congress has recessed for the month of August, the rhetoric and demagoguery has not. Witness the main topic of discussion among the political class and . . .

Vincent Fiore

July 28, 2009

Democratic political strategist Donna Brazile recently said regarding President Obama: "Obama is the president for all Americans, not just black Americans."  . . .

Vincent Fiore

July 15, 2009

At times, there is a real need to step outside of one's box and do something totally foreign in regard to that person's natural inclination. This applies to . . .

Vincent Fiore

July 6, 2009

A question heard from many a non-Obama voter these days is this: "So, how's that hope and change working out for you?" The question, at once, is both funny, . . .