In a rather typical presentation of pouty-faced Jeb Bush today he declared this competition thing is just too much, too much.  In essence saying he didn’t get into this race because he was actually expected to do any work or anything.  Look, if you’re not just going to hand it to me, well, to heck with all y’all – go on and elect Trump.

(Via New York Times) A day after his campaign slashed staff and salaries to retrench ahead of the Iowa caucuses, Jeb Bush decried the toxic tone of the presidential race and suggesting that “demonizing” people isn’t what he signed up for in this campaign.

Mr. Bush made the remarks at a town hall in South Carolina, where, according to a report by CNN, he seemed fired up about taking on the person who has overshadowed him during the campaign, Donald J. Trump, who is leading most Republican polls so far.

“If this election is about how we’re going to fight to get nothing done, I don’t want any part of it. I don’t want to be elected president to sit around and see gridlock just become so dominant that people literally are in decline in their lives. That is not my motivation. (more…)

The hidden agents of Wall Street, globalists, are out in the open. So far out, there’s no retreat from the sunlight put upon them by the candidacy of Donald Trump.

Initially they never thought he could/would mount a campaign against them. You see, confidence brings about a transparent arrogance when confronted. Then along comes a Main Street vulgarian, part of the unwashed masses – derided, marginalized and ridiculed. Donald J Trump overwhelmed the praetorian guard with his unfiltered lack of political correct speak.

Two plus two does actually equal four, and yes, “someone’s doing the raping, Don”.

The lazy foot soldiers initially stood aghast.   MSM, Fox, Chamber of Commerce GOPe loudmouths et al, the Praetorian Guard writ large, made their dismissive protestations fully expecting to settle back down and wait for another golden leafed invitation to the next cucumber sandwich party. (more…)

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It’s the We DIG-NY crew ?

Meanwhile the audience had a GRAND time !!

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Louie Gohmert tells of the backroom deals and pressure:

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Donald Trump holds a rally day, Oct. 23 at Trump National Doral Miami. Doors open at 5 p.m. and the event is scheduled for 7 p.m.  Live Stream Link:

This will be Trump’s first event in Florida as a presidential candidate.  According to his candidate financial disclosure form, Trump National Doral brought in more revenue than any other of Trump’s businesses last year.  Florida is, of course, home to republican rivals Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio. (more…)

Many patriotic vulgarians are unnecessarily concerned about recent predictable polling from the state of Iowa showing the vulgarian candidate Donald Trump being replaced as frontrunner by the soft-spoken Evangelical Ben Carson.

Toward those concerned voices we would simply proffer the following reminder:

Remove Donald Trump in 2015/16 and Ben Carson becomes Herman Cain, Ted Cruz becomes Newt Gingrich, and Jeb Bush positions comfortably as Mitt Romney circa 2012.

It really is that simple.

The entire construct of the RNC/GOPe political scheme has been, and continues to be, a Clinton VS Bush general election battle.  The only consideration amid the affluent puppeteers is who gets to play the role of Bush, either Jeb or Marco Rubio will do just fine.

Any reader can review the annals of CTH historical research to find out for themselves why we chose to engage in a rather lengthy and controversial, albeit factually and empirically sound, analysis of what’s been going on amid the political landscape for several election cycles. (more…)

Rush Limbaugh had an interesting segment on his radio show yesterday.  Mr. Limbaugh is beginning to connect the dots to the origin of the GOPe road map, constructed between October ’13 and April ’14, which we tried to bring attention to prior to the mid-term 2014 primary races.

Limbaugh’s overall analysis is solid, except he’s missing some of the substantive dot connections which stem around what he calls “a seminal event“, Cantor’s defeat.

[…] I think there was a seminal event in the House of Representatives that happened in 201[4] that blew up a lot of plans, and that was Eric Cantor losing.  That shocked everybody, as you recall.  Cantor was a member of the Republican leadership, and Cantor was moving the donor class agenda.  Cantor losing was a huge blow to the leadership’s ties to the donor class.  And as you and I well know, the donor class runs the Republican Party today, not the voters.

(Read the full analysis HERE)

The overall substance of what Limbaugh is saying is correct. However, he’s missing some critical aspects and misidentifying “the donor class“.

It is not the “donor class” per se’ as a random group of rich contributors running the Republican party today, it’s specifically Tom Donohue and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce – or, put another way, Wall Street interests.

We can prove it: (more…)

When we wrote the Benghazi Brief we walked through almost two years of research data from February 2011 through September 2012.   The brief describes the who’s, what’s, where, when and why of everything up to 9/11/12.

However, we did not have the specific “why” of the actual attack itself.   Recent document releases fill in that aspect:

READ HERE

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