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.

For over two decades now, American patriots have looked to the Republican Party to counter the leftward movement of this nation led by the liberal Democrats. I ask you now: how has that worked out for you?

At this juncture, I don’t know what makes Trump tick. The good news is that the people of Iowa and New Hampshire have a unique opportunity to meet and talk to each of these candidates. They will have taken the measure of them, and render a decision that will narrow the choices for the rest of us.

Ironically, we can look to a former Clinton Administration Leftist to clearly articulate why the RINO establishment would much rather have Donald Trump than a genuine conservative like Ted Cruz as president of the United States.

I see that one of South Dakota’s biggest RINOs and loudest voices for hypocrisy from the other side of the state has an article in the Rapid City Journal today, once again predictably attacking a conservative legislator from the Left.

Let’s be clear. Nobody likes Congress. Well, almost nobody. Just 16 percent of Americans approve of Congress’ handling of its job, according to Gallup. 80 percent disapprove.

House Republicans left dozens of important policy riders and measures that defund various parts of the Obama agenda on the table during the failed omnibus negotiation, but that doesn’t mean that their work should go for naught.

South Dakota’s “Republican” Senator John Thune , the man with a 48% Liberty Score from Conservative Review, the man who attended a fundraiser for RINO Thad Cochran and donated to Cochran’s campaign (Cochran, who tried to smear Tea Party conservative opponent Chris McDaniel from the Left as a racist), says he’s offended about being called a member of the RINO establishment.

Can you believe it: the Bush recession has been over for more than five years. According to the government figures, unemployment is down. As a matter of fact, according to the Progressive Project, President Obama has brought America sixty-one straight months of booming economic growth and full employment.

The corrupt Republican establishment no doubt hates Donald Trump. Though a RINO like themselves, he isn’t a member of the political class like them. So what could cause the establishment to side with Trump? The idea of a real conservative winning?