2. Joe Messina: Mr. Obama’s Impartiality
3. James Hirsen: Psychological Warfare Being Waged on Trump Supporters
4. Dr. Gerard Lameiro: Will This Super Tuesday Determine the Republican Nominee?
5. Wayne Allyn Root: The Front Page of the Trump Presidential Site
6. Crista Huff: TPP - Truths, Lies, and Suspicions
7. John LeBoutillier: Who Will Be Today’s Big Winners?
Healthcare Rhetoric vs. Reality
By Dr. Elaina George
What has become increasingly confusing to wade through is the exponential rise in the rhetoric which is designed to keep the status quo in place. How else can one explain the fact that on one hand, some conservatives have been advocating policies that work against the conservative principles of free market and the rule of law while actually funding and perpetuating big government policies that centralize power at the expense of individual rights while, on the other hand, liberals have been advocating policies that abrogate free speech, restrict the freedom to associate with whom and how you see fit, while championing cronyism in the form of Medicare for all and taxing the middle class out of existence in the name of the nanny state wrapped in the guise of social justice. [more...]
Mr. Obama’s Impartiality
By Joe Messina
Mr. Obama has once again shown his utter disdain for conservatives. Before getting into office, he said in a speech that we weren’t a red country, we weren’t a blue country, we were a purple country. However, he seems to have become color blind to all but his own party’s color. Leading up to First Lady Nancy Reagan’s funeral, I recently made a comment on Facebook that President Obama only seemed to want to go to “thugs’” funerals. He has blown off some of the most beloved people in society and some of the most important figures in history. Why? Because they don’t fit his narrative; they don’t give him a Chris Matthews “tingle.” In response to my comment, the question placed to me was: What other president has attended a First Lady’s funeral? Is that really the test? What other president has “honored” thugs with representation at their funerals? NONE! [more...]
Psychological Warfare Being Waged on Trump Supporters
By James Hirsen
Political electioneering has often been compared to war and it is clear that the same PsyOps principles have frequently been employed to compromise the morale of supporters of opponents in a political campaign. In his infamous book, ‘Rules for Radicals: A Pragmatic Primer for Realistic Radicals,’ Saul Alinsky provided a window to the world of political PsyOps as it is practiced by the left. “The first step in community organization is community disorganization,” Alinsky wrote. “The disruption of the present organization is the first step toward community organization. Present arrangements must be disorganized if they are to be displaced by new pattern.” [more...]
Will This Super Tuesday Determine the Republican Nominee?
By Dr. Gerard Lameiro
Trump and Cruz hold nearly 80% of all awarded delegates. Rubio and Kasich are lagging behind with about 20% of the delegates already awarded. But, more importantly, no one is close to the required 1,237 delegates needed to clinch the nomination. Trump is in the lead, obviously. Even Trump must get 777 more delegates to win the nomination outright. [Go here for a complete analysis...]
The Front Page of the Trump Presidential Site
By Wayne Allyn Root
Watch Wayne Allyn Root on Fox & Friends talking about the Trump rallies. [more...]
TPP - Truths, Lies, and Suspicions
By Crista Huff
What about Sen. Cruz’s claim that the TPP is not a “living agreement?” On page 48 of the Congressional Research Service’s report, The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) Negotiations and Issues for Congress, dated March 20, 2015, under the subheading A “Living Agreement,” it reads, “The TPP has been envisaged as a ‘living agreement’ - one that is both open to new members willing to sign up to its commitments and open to addressing new issues as they evolve.” [more...]
Who Will Be Today’s Big Winners?
By John LeBoutillier
Trump and Cruz are going to emerge as the big winners today. Rubio is going to get shellacked in Florida and drop out on Wednesday. He will NOT endorse The Donald... ever. Kasich will win Ohio by 1 or 2 percentage points and will stay in the race. Trump will win Florida big and will average his usual 35 percent in Illinois, Missouri and North Carolina. Cruz will place second in almost every state and accumulate enough delegates to make the argument that only he can take on Trump and deny him the nomination. Cruz has flown under the radar lately... and that actually has calmed down his image a bit. thus making it more palatable for establishment GOP figures to hold their tongues and actually endorse Cruz in an effort to stop Trump. [more...]
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