John Rossomando

John Rossomando is Red Alert Politics' Senior Political Correspondent. His work has been featured in numerous publications such as CNSNews.com, The Daily Caller, Human Events, Newsmax, The American Spectator, TownHall.com and Crisis Magazine. He also served as senior managing editor of The Bulletin, a 100,000-circulation daily newspaper in Philadelphia and received the Pennsylvania Associated Press Managing Editors first-place award in 2008 for his reporting.

Bachmann: Obama’s spending is a ‘War on the Young’

Barack Obama is waging a “War on the Young” with the $6 trillion in national debt he has added to the national debt since taking office in 2009, according to Minnesota Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann.

“That is a war on the young,” Bachmann said. “That isn’t caring about the future. That isn’t caring about America.”

Borrowing money in such an environment is a serious “generational injustice,” according to Bachmann.

By /// March 16, 2013

‘Red Dawn’ remake panders to political correctness and Chinese censorship

The original 1984 version of “Red Dawn,” depicting a Soviet-led communist invasion of the United States, has been a conservative classic now for decades. But political correctness has rendered the remake of this classic downright farcical.

While Patrick Swayze and Charlie Sheen stood in good old-fashioned Americana standing up for American defiance against tyranny. The new version simply falls apart due to the filmmakers’ desire to be politically correct.

By /// December 1, 2012

Michigan could become the newest right-to-work state

Michigan has long been a stronghold for American labor unions, but now it is becoming a battleground in the right-to-work movement’s push against compulsory unionization.

Backers of Michigan’s right-to-work bill hope the state will become 24th in the country passing a bill preventing unions firing workers who refuse to contribute to them financially.

By /// December 1, 2012

Obama wins re-election; Dems keep Senate

President Barack Obama has won re-election in spite of the dismal economy.

Obama becomes the first incumbent President to win re-election with the unemployment rate over 7.5 percent since Franklin Roosevelt did it in 1940. But Obama was able to sell millions of Americans on the idea that he inherited a deep mess from George W. Bush and that he needs another four years to fix it.

By /// November 6, 2012

Will Ferrell promises to do whatever it takes to get you to vote for Obama in new video

Comedian Will Ferrell threatens to give you a bad tattoo and eat garbage among other if you come out to vote on Tuesday for the President in a new Obama campaign video.

The comedian and actor appears in a swanky leisure suit shooting pool at the start and begs the President’s supporters to get out and vote.

By /// November 4, 2012

Wasserman Schultz: Republicans tried to ‘rig’ the election

Republicans tried to “rig” the outcome of the election by limiting early voting opportunities and by limiting who shows up at the polls, Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.) said this morning during an appearance on C-Span.

“We have run circles around them because of our very strong and effective ground game,” Wasserman Schultz said regarding early voter turnout. “Just yesterday, we had major records in terms of Democrats going in to vote in counties around the state of Florida.

“The same is true in states across the country.”

By /// November 4, 2012

Axelrod, Cutter in denial about Obama’s erosion at the polls

Obama campaign Senior Adviser David Axelrod refused to concede that the President is losing ground in the final days before the election or that his campaign’s closing argument is decidedly negative this morning during an appearance on CNN’s “State of the Union” with Candy Crowley.

Axelrod pointed to favorable polling suggesting that the President leads Mitt Romney in Ohio to make his case. Other polls such as one by the Cincinnati Enquirer/Ohio News shows the two tied at 49 percent each, and a recent Rasmussen poll tells the same story with Obama and Romney tied at 48 percent.

By /// October 28, 2012

Romney slams Obama for saying he would have more flexibility with Russia after election

Mitt Romney slammed President Obama for having said he would give Russia more flexibility after the election during Monday night’s debate.

Romney was referring to Obama’s infamous hot mic incident in which he told outgoing Russian President Dmitry Medvedev to tell Putin, “This is my last election. After my election, I have more flexibility.”

By /// October 22, 2012