We sincerely believe that the Governor missed an opportunity to get out in front of this issue and help accommodate both sides in a peaceful and respectful manner.

Here we are, with talk of brokered conventions and last minute back-room deals cementing the Obama legacy — all as an antidemocratic stench permeates the rotten GOP establishment. And folks wonder why voters are so upset?

It’s been fun to watch Donald Trump bash the castrati Republican establishment over the past several months. The corrupt GOP establishment deserves it, and they’ve spent the last several years earning the worst derision that can possibly be heaped upon their worthless, feckless selves.

Donald Trump’s pop culture exposure for three decades no doubt accounts for a significant measure of his popularity. But there are important political reasons for his rise, and the leaders of the Republican Party can only blame themselves for their own nightmare.

A caller called out Rush Limbaugh today for not consistently defending Ted Cruz who has been blindly deemed a ‘LIAR’ by the mainstream media and even some fellow conservatives.

Republican voters shouldn’t be buying the media/establishment attacks on Ted Cruz, the one true constitutional conservative in the race. At long last, a Republican who can clearly articulate the conservative position to the average voter…yet the delirious mob wants Trump?!?

When you’re a conservative these days, you never have to wait very long before you encounter someone eager to sully your reputation. South Dakota Senator Phil Jensen is one of the state’s most conservative legislators, so his most dedicated “fan” is always ready with his brush.

A few years ago, a Democrat sponsored a bill to provide taxpayer-funded health care to pregnant illegal aliens. That bill failed, but since then, Republicans have been duped into picking up this dirty flag and flying it the past couple of years. Like sour milk that keeps coming up the gullet, it’s back again this year in HB 1110.

Since CNBC’s Rick Santelli’s fateful on air speech on February 19, 2009, the words “tea party” have invoked hate and vitriol from the left, fear from the GOP establishment and near reverence from the right, yet they are virtually unspoken in this election season.

Senator John Cornyn, whose sense of empathy must have developed at Washington, D.C. cocktail parties, should prove he truly cares for people whose neighborhoods have been ravaged by drugs and violent crimes by moving to those one of those neighborhoods so he can see for himself the impact of releasing early thousands of hardened drug kingpins and violent criminals back on to the streets of America.