Wow! House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, a RINO, lost big to Tea Party challenger David Brat. With 86% of precincts reporting, the win looks very decisive. Cantor’s loss is said to have brought “chaos” to GOP leadership and the leadership is “stunned.”

Anyone sending their kids to college nowadays or paying off their student loans has probably noticed that the costs are out of control. The risk of going to college is that increasingly you might not find a job that pays for it at the end of the rainbow. The reason for the skyrocketing costs? The student loan program.

Woodrow Wilcox is a former elected Democratic Party precinct committeeman and a former elected delegate to the state convention of Indiana Democrats. But, also, he has helped senior citizens with Medicare related medical bill disputes for over a decade. He has seen how the Obamacare law has harmed senior citizens and he wants everyone to know about it.

A caller to the Rush Limbaugh show yesterday asked “when did this nation get stupid?” Probably every thinking American has asked themselves this question-perhaps 1,000 times-over the past 10 years. The question was asked in the context of all the evil Barack Obama and his fellow Democrats have brought on this nation in recent years (Limbaugh may shy away from calling evil “evil” but I cannot and will not).

Homosexual activists in Mississippi say they will pray (thought it is uncertain to what god they will be praying) that MS officials will bow to pressure and propaganda to award them special “rights.”

Despite this open and shut case of desertion, main stream media ideologues defiantly spew out ‘what ifs” and “maybes” for the expressed purpose of muddying the Bowe Bergdahl water. This standard is similar to the mindless “news talk” which permeates certain TV channeling at a twenty-four-seven clip.

Why should anyone trust a government that kills, maims, tortures, lies, spies, cheats, and treats its own citizens like criminals? For that matter, why should anyone trust a government utterly lacking in transparency, whose actions give rise to more troubling questions than satisfactory answers, and whose domestic policies are dictated more by paranoia than need?