While everyone has focused on a Trump tweet and Fox News’ Megyn Kelly in post-Kardashian America, here are a few things that you might have missed.

What’s supposed to be a negative and an act of political suicide — refusing to rule out an independent run — turns out to be a net asset for Donald Trump. Trump is getting all the benefits of running as an independent, all the while leveraging the known Republican brand and the resources that come with running in the party’s primary.

I’m not a Trump groupie. I don’t think he can possibly become the Republican candidate. I think people are just enjoying the fact that “somebody” is talking back to the so-called elite that are running the show and screwing with us — We the People.

If you are going with the candidate you personally like the best, you can’t be faulted for that; this is still America and that choice will always be yours to make. On the other hand if you would carefully look at the record, the rhetoric and the long range stand of each of our many candidates, you will find only one who is consistently conservative.

The Republicans are acting in a manner most reminiscent of Democrats. It appears that there IS no difference between the two parties… none at all. That is what informed me that those are not the battle lines. That is not the divide. The two parties agree on most of the major issues we face today.

A businessman once told me that in business, when things are not working, sometimes you have to “throw a brick through the window.” Sometimes shock is the only thing that will shake up an entrenched status quo. A brick smashing through glass might be the only thing that will get attention.

If you’ve ever wondered why Donald Trump has surged so incredibly in the public eye lately, it has less to do with The Donald than it has to do with the feeble excuse for Republican “leadership” we languish under in this country.

Planned Parenthood may be writing a new page in the history of evil but we know exactly who will write the last page of human history and bring in the long awaited correction to the misrule of men.

If the Republicans in Congress and by inference the Republican establishment as a whole gets the public rooting for them to win again, it will do wonders to restore faith in our system of government and those who are stewards over it.

“Are the current leaders in our government acting like Americans?” Do they believe these things and are they committed to act on these beliefs? If not, perhaps the bigger problem at our borders is not any group of immigrants in these United States, but rather the power un-American government uses to “Trump” We the People.