The U.S. Big Business Chamber of Commerce President Tom Donohue is on record with full support for Obamacare and Amnesty (comprehensive immigration reform).   Now he and the likeminded K-Street Lobbyists are presenting a third issue which runs in opposition to the will of the people, Common Core education. 
I fail to see how people like Ann Coulter et al can marginalize the Tea Party and support the likes of Mitch McConnell, when it is an absolute fact the CoC simultaneously supports McConnell and issues which are diametrically opposite to conservative principles.
Why can’t people see through this Big R smokescreen ?   ObamaCare, Amnesty and Common Core education standards are supported by the same people who support the likes of Mitch McConnell.   These are facts.
WASHINGTON DC – Tea party activists have been waging war for months against the Common Core  academic standards. Now, in a coordinated show of muscle, Big Business is  fighting back — and notching wins.
The urgent effort stems from a sense among supporters that this is a  make-or-break moment for the Common Core, which is under siege all over the  country.
A coalition including the Business Roundtable and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce  will launch a national advertising blitz Sunday targeted at Republicans  skeptical about the standards. Spots promoting the Common Core will air on Fox  News and other conservative outlets.

The campaign — a major ad buy that could last months — aims to undercut dire  tea party warnings that the standards amount to a federal power grab, akin to  Obamacare. The TV spots and online ads will project a positive tone, featuring  teachers praising the Common Core.
In a parallel effort unfolding mostly in deep red states, thousands of  small-business owners and corporate executives have been bombarding state  lawmakers with emails, calls and personal visits to press the point that better  standards will mean a better workforce and ultimately, a better economy. They’ve  been joined in some states by military officers who argue that not just the  economy, but national security is at stake. (read more)