Evidence of the political pendulum swinging back to favor nationalists can be found amid the panic of globalists like George Soros.  The godfather, and primary financier, of current global liberalism has penned an op-ed in the Guardian trying to convince Americans to vote against our own best interests.

Soros is the most famous totalitarian globalist in the last two decades.  Darth Soros despises freedom, hates individual liberty, and absolutely abhors the U.S. Constitution.

Soros views candidates Donald Trump and Ted Cruz as members of a nationalist rebel alliance who must be stopped at all costs.

… […] As 2016 gets underway, we must reaffirm our commitment to the principles of open society and resist the siren song of the likes of Donald Trump and Ted Cruz, however hard that may be.  ~ George Soros

You know there is something rather unique and profoundly wonderful happening when ordinary people take their own time to make better videos than the professional politicians.   What really makes the difference is the heart behind the message.

Here’s another exceptional example:

You can read the transcript HERE from Citizen Dale

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On the very first day that Donald Trump announced his candidacy we repeated and shared a speech that was three years old.  The messenger, Bill Whittle, is himself a brilliant vulgarian, and the message was exactly right as it was recorded in 2012.  This remains one of the best extemporaneous speeches of all time !

When you watch this speech – think about what you know to be true, what relates to your inherent sense, and what we have witnessed together in the past six months.

Lou Dobbs from Fox Business Network nails this outline 100%:

Unrelated yet interesting – Is anyone else noticing that Fox Networks, well, actually Roger Ailes, are hedging their bets on Donald Trump?

While the primary broadcast Fox News Network is essentially a non-stop anti-Trump propaganda machine, heavily invested in the immigration amnesty angle, currently promoting Marco Rubio because Jeb cannot gain traction, it appears Roger Ailes has made a strategic decision to allow pro-Trump speaking on Fox Business Network. (more…)

A series of tweets from candidate Donald Trump toward the Republican Party of Virginia have many wondering what’s going on.

It would appear Mr. Trump, and/or the Trump Campaign, has become aware of the RPV intentions to force Virginia voters to swear an loyalty oath (statement of intent) prior to voting in the upcoming primary.  We Provided The Leaked Documents In November

Virginia is an interesting state when it comes to the Republican Party and conservative voters.  Partly due to the vicinity to Washington DC, and party due to many of the professionally republican living in the state, the hierarchy of the political party apparatus is blue-blooded GOPestablishment yet base of the voting electorate are vulgarian minded conservatives.

This historical antagonism has led to exceptionally polarized outcomes; David Brat defeating consummate GOPe Eric Cantor is the most brutally obvious recently.

Here’s the full back story, the leaked documents, the loyalty oath being demanded, and some rather interesting details into who’s-who. (more…)

Donald Trump calls in to Fox and Friends Weekend edition:

The Problem Identified:

The Solution Personified: (more…)

….it’s impossible to go back to a time when you didn’t notice them:

Whose jet? 

Every other headline will read: Gowdy supports Rubio, but the reality is more apropos when considering that Gowdy doesn’t support Ted Cruz.

This endorsement “event” should not come as a surprise to long-time readers, simply go back to the 2014 pre-mid-term assignment by Speaker Boehner of Represenative Gowdy as chairperson for the Benghazi committee, read the reams of cautionary discussion, and you’ll find the origin of this latest development.

We shall refrain from the I-told-you-so’s, instead relying more succinctly on the ‘watch what they do, not what they say’ constructs (insert picture of Mark O’Mara here if needed).

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One of Donald Trump’s greatest benefits in a general election match-up is oddly one of our own greatest long-term antagonisms:  the generational, and insufferable, weakness of Republicans.

For approximately 30 years the GOP has been in full retreat from an onslaught of progressive liberalism.  Arguably retreat began picking up speed around the time of the Regan-era Iran-Contra scandal, which was unfortunately compounded by a New Jersey RNC lawsuit loss and subsequent life-time Consent Decree.

Regardless of origin, the general republican party has been comprised of spineless twits for the past 3+ decades.

However, setting aside the DNC and RNC -for all intents and purposes having melded into one nuanced UniParty- as a direct consequence of the GOP weakness, the Democrat Party have become accustomed to their opposition being weak and ineffective.  The Republicans are notoriously infected with a defensive flinching more customarily seen amid those with battered spouse syndrome. (more…)