THE ‘BIG CON’ BEGINS

To win in the 2010 Tea Party Wave, Rubio ran as the anti-amnesty candidate despite an aggressive pro-amnesty record. Politico reports:
“Arturo Vargas, the executive director for the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials, said Rubio, the son of Cuban exiles born in Miami, blocked ‘scorched-earth’ legislation that sought to clamp down on illegal immigration. ‘He, as speaker, kept many of those from coming up to a vote,’ Vargas said. ‘We were very proud of his work as speaker of the House.’

Earlier today Ted Cruz sent out a blitz of fundraising emails on the heels of his Iowa victory. Here’s an example (screen grabbed), and pay attention to the two bullet points Cruz puts at the bottom of email:

♦ Referring to bullet point #1. “I will never get — nor do I want — money from the DC lobbyists”, look at the truth: (more…)
Facing the reality of massive legal issues the Republican Party of Virginia (GOPe) has voted to remove the party loyalty pledge requirement from the 2016 election:

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The party’s governing body has voted by acclamation to no longer require a Statement of Affiliation to vote in the March 1 GOP presidential primary – FULL STORY –
The headline reflects the moment my previous support for Ted Cruz (2011/2012), which evolved to concern about Senator Ted Cruz (2013/2014), turned to admitting Ted Cruz was a phoney.
The date was Saturday, July 19th, 2014 – I remember it vividly because I noted in my journal “last straw in providing Cruz any benefit of doubt – done“.

The week leading up to that weekend DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson appeared before an emergency congressional committee and stated he needed $4,000,000,000 (billion) in emergency appropriations to deal with the enormous “humanitarian crisis at the border“.
We knew that claim was fake because we had been tracking border apprehension reports and comparing them to the expressed narrative from the White House.
There wasn’t a mass influx of unaccompanied alien children (UAC’s), there was a predictable and intentionally constructed swarm of illegal alien “families“. (more…)
Unlike the chatter amid most of the professional punditry we don’t view the Ted Cruz -v- Donald Trump debate confrontation as the most consequential part of the GOP debate in South Carolina. The exchange between Donald Trump and Jeb Bush regarding China and trade economics was actually the most revealing.
Donald Trump pointed out because of the size of our market we have tremendous leverage on China; leverage we have failed to use for the past three decades.

For the sake of brevity, I’m going to accept that most readers here are familiar with who is funding and directing Jeb Bush, and in larger, more consequential measures, the DC apparatchik in charge of U.S. Policy, ie. Wall street.
In retort to Trump pointing out a necessary shift in trade position (a shift to put American interests first – a shift to stop the dependency on cheap import goods – a shift to use China’s dependency on access to our market to OUR advantage) Jeb Bush came back with an example of Boeing manufacturing. (more…)
Who Won the Debate?
- Drudge Poll HERE
- Blaze Poll HERE (pro Cruz site)
- Right Scoop poll HERE (pro Cruz site)
- Herald Tribune Poll Here
- Slate Poll Here
- New Jersey.Com Poll HERE
- Conservative Outfitters Poll HERE
- Washington Times Poll HERE
Overview thoughts. The auditorium venue was absolutely structured with GOPe types. Support for Jeb Bush, and Marco Rubio was far more evident than exists in a general republican population. Party insiders within South Carolina, including Nikki Haley, obviously influenced who was within the participating audience.

There was an earlier South Carolina delegate meeting/convention prior to the debate. Insider sources on social media indicate most of the official South Carolina Republican Party delegates are pro-Rubio; many believe this is by specific GOPe design.
That explains the audience responses to both Jeb Bush an Marco Rubio.
Simultaneously, this same group (audience participating) understands the best way to eliminate Trump is to use Ted Cruz to attack him. And Ted Cruz fell for it hook, line and sinker; just like the useful, and willing, idiot he is.
Always remember the GOPe party goal (Rubio and Bush) has never changed: (more…)
In an NBC/Wall Street Journal poll conducted January 9th through 13th (full pdf below) you find the origin to this article: “Donald Trump is one of the most important political figures of our time” – NBC Chair Bob Greenblatt


What we are witnessing is the moment when what the opposition wants, runs into the reality of what is going to happen. Candidate Donald Trump is going to win the GOP nomination, and with it – The White House.
All of Trump’s political opponents, ideological opponents, and transparently visible media opponents are, at various points in the next several weeks, going to have to admit the obvious – We, and he, have beaten them.
A Tale of Two Shiftys’
There is a bigger controversy about to break wide-open that’s potentially far more significant than Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell approving Nikki Haley’s non-subtle attack on GOP frontrunner Donald Trump. That bigger controversy is the Spanish version of the GOP State of the Union rebuttal containing an “amnesty pledge“.


As this is written, Governor Nikki Haley is trying to get out ahead of the building expose’. Haley just gave a DC press conference claiming she does not support “amnesty”; however, against her earlier admission of Speaker Ryan and Leader McConnell approving her script – the Spanish version must have held similar approvals.
Governor Haley gave the English version, Miami Representative and party-insider Mario Diaz-Barlat delivered it in Spanish. Here’s a (paragraph by paragraph) comparison as translated by the Miami Herald (emphasis mine):
Republican Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan, and Senate Majority Leader, Mitch McConnell, personally selected South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley to deliver the State of The Union rebuttal/attack on GOP frontrunner Donald Trump. Ryan and McConnell also personally approved the script.
Donald Trump is the leading GOP presidential candidate, and has been in the lead for over six months; he is supported by the majority of the party base. Ryan, McConnell and Haley are attacking their own electorate. Exceptionally typical of aloof Establishment Republicans. – The Stupid Party Gets Even Stupider –