To Russia With Love

Remember the days when the Democrats loved Russia? So what happened (TRUMP)

Sick of seeing Headlines like these? Rubio's and Cruz, Last Stand to Stop Trump!

Get over it, GOP, this is Trump's tipping point. He's going to be your candidate.

Donald Trump is unstoppable. At least as far as the race to win the GOP nomination goes.
It’s time for the Republican Party to drag their horrified, appalled, in-denial Ostrich heads out of the sands stretching across America from Malibu to the Hamptons and admit what everyone else can see is the bleeding obvious.

The billionaire tycoon’s huge win in Nevada, his third on the bounce, is by far the most significant and for three reasons which fully justify Trump’s claim to be ‘winning, winning, winning’:

This wasn’t just one small step on the path to the nomination; this was one giant leap for the Trump electoral machine.

People no longer see him as a novelty candidate. It’s become OK to admit you’re backing him.

Put it this way: Nevada is the epicentre of gambling in the world, and if I were a betting man I would now be heading down to Vegas to slam every dollar I have on him wrapping up this race pretty damn quickly.

The problem for the GOP is that – unlike the voters - most of the people at the head of the party view Trump as nominee with the kind of horror with which I would react to hearing that Madonna was baby-sitting my children.

I think this sentiment is misguided, because I believe Trump now represents by far their best chance of winning a general election.

Here are 10 reasons why: Read more: 

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Donald Trump is Winning while the Media and the GOP is still stuck on lo...

The Corrupt Media and the GOP is still scheming Donald Trump is the clear front runner. But the media and the GOP is so use to loosing, they don't even know when they are winning.

We need a trusted alternative to the main stream media

Just about everyone I talk to believes we need a trusted alternative to the main stream media. They all are corrupt and push an agenda. Yes the days when we thought we could trust Walter Cronkite

(for those who remember) is long past. I read news feeds from all over the world and believe our American news feeds are among the most corrupt. Don't get me wrong there exist many honest news outlets but they are not on your cable TV. Yes it is time to not only take our country back, expose the Rinos and Corruption, but ditch the pundit media, their advertisers and big Corporations. We need turn to sources that tell us the truth. We must begin to support and sincerely appreciate and give legs to the truth tellers out there.

Given, it takes some determination and conscientiousness to sort through the mirage of outlets to pin point the trusted ones. However it can be done.

Don't be afraid to turn that brain washing machine (cable TV) off or change the channel the instant you hear something that your gut says (WARNING PROPAGANDA). This is a form of voting because everything you do on that squawk box is tracked for advertisers.

Don't get blinded by Presidential election. This is where the rubber meets the road

Oh yes, this is the majority of our problems. They hope you won't notice and they will just slide back in....Many are giving Trump and Cruz curve balls because they are not part of the Establishment. Up for re-election 2016

Alabama Richard Shelby (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 1987 • Age 81 and currently serving his fifth term • He is eligible in 2016 and intends to run Alaska Lisa Murkowski (Republican) • First sworn into office on December 20th, 2002 • Age 58 and currently serving her second term • She is eligible in 2016 and intends to run Arizona John McCain (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 1987 • Age 79 and currently serving his fifth term • He is eligible in 2016 and intends to run Arkansas John Boozman (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 2011 • Age 65 and currently serving his first term • He is eligible in 2016 and intends to run Florida Marco Rubio (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 2011 • Age 44 and currently serving his first term • Georgia Johnny Isakson (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 2005 • Age 71 and currently serving his second term • He is eligible in 2016 and intends to run Idaho Mike Crapo (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 1999 • Age 64 and currently serving his second term • He is eligible in 2016 and intends to run Illinois Mark Kirk (Republican) • First sworn into office on November 29th, 2010 • Age 56 and currently serving his first term • He is eligible in 2016 and intends to run Indiana Dan Coats (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 2011 • Age 72 and currently serving his first term • Iowa Chuck Grassley (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 1981 • Age 82 and currently serving his sixth term • He is eligible in 2016 and intends to run Kansas Jerry Moran (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 2011 • Age 61 and currently serving his first term • He is eligible in 2016 and intends to run Kentucky Rand Paul (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 2011 • Age 53 and currently serving his first term • He is eligible in 2016 and intends to run Louisiana David Vitter (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 2005 • Age 54 and currently serving his second term • Missouri Roy Blunt (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 2011 • Age 66 and currently serving his first term • He is eligible in 2016 and intends to run New Hampshire Kelly Ayotte (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 2011 • Age 47 and currently serving her first term • She is eligible in 2016 and intends to run North Carolina Richard Burr (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 2005 • Age 60 and currently serving his second term • He is eligible in 2016 and intends to run North Dakota John Hoeven (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 2011 • Age 58 and currently serving his first term • He is eligible in 2016 and intends to run Ohio Rob Portman (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 2011 • Age 60 and currently serving his first term • He is eligible in 2016 and intends to run Oklahoma James Lankford (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 2015 • Age 47 and currently serving his first term • He is eligible in 2016 and intends to run Pennsylvania Pat Toomey (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 2011 • Age 54 and currently serving his first term • He is eligible in 2016 and intends to run South Carolina Tim Scott (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 2nd, 2013 • Age 50 and currently serving his first term • He is eligible in 2016 and intends to run South Dakota John Thune (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 2005 • Age 55 and currently serving his second term • He is eligible in 2016 and intends to run Utah Mike Lee (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 2011 • Age 44 and currently serving his first term • He is eligible in 2016 and intends to run Wisconsin Ron Johnson (Republican) • First sworn into office on January 3rd, 2011 • Age 60 and currently serving his first term • He is eligible in 2016 and intends to run