If the implications of this one simple fact were understood by the American people, it would break the tyrannical grip of the centralized, national government which uses the false authority of courts to control our finances, our movement, our health care, our ability to defend ourselves and almost every aspect of our lives.

South Dakota Rep. and U.S. Senate Candidate Stace Nelson was interviewed by the Tea Party Express. In his interview, Rep. Nelson highlights the problems that an actual conservative faces in the SD Senate race and his record of championing conservative issues in the SD legislature.

House Republicans are letting vulnerable Democrats off the hook on the issue of millions of Americans losing their health plans, by offering legislation that merely shifts blame from those who supported Obamacare to insurers that are merely trying to follow the law.

Sandra Fluke, the liberal woman who has so much sex that it costs her $1000 a year in contraception and she must leverage the force of the federal government to coerce her fellow Americans to pay to shield her from the consequences of her sexual activity, would be proud. (Going to the free market that could do it for her for $108 is, of course, unacceptable)

The onslaught of the expansion of government by the Obama Administration continues with almost daily announcements of new challenges to the liberties of Americans. Between the NSA listening in on our telephone calls, the EPA’s assault on the major energy sources that drive our nation, the constant attempts to raise taxes, Fast and Furious, Benghazi, Obamacare, and the common core school curriculum that is more indoctrination than education to name just a few, there is a full scale assault on things that Americans once took for granted.

House Republicans find themselves in the ironic position where former President Bill Clinton has staked out a position to the right of their so-called “Keep Your Health Plan Act of 2013.” House Republicans only are pushing for legislation letting you keep your plan for up to a year.

It has been said that success has many fathers, but failure is an orphan. Not so in the current political milieu. As the GOP continues its march towards irrelevance, the finger pointing and blame games continue in earnest. Depending on who you ask, the Tea Party is either the problem or the solution. The same might be said of the Republican establishment. Either way, things aren’t looking good for the Grand Old Party, and if something doesn’t change – and soon – America’s two party system might just go the way of the rotary telephone.