[Demarcus ware]

Forgive me for highjacking your thought, and BTW I thought Mr Ware had a tremendous game. But to develop what you said a bit, people are indeed tired of the media giving them their opinion and twisting and distorting reality in order to do that. To anybody who thinks for themselves, they already know what they think and it infuriates me when the media state matters to the contrary. The media have done as much in the matters of enhanced background checks to legally buy guns, the true popularity of ObamaCare, and the myriad of moral issues stemming from the repeal of DADT that they have been pushing on the country. In short, they lie.

Now, where it comes to the career politicians things are a little different. The Republicans generally TELL the truth on TV, and then back up on it when they are in DC. All the big talk by Mitch McConnell and the others running for the US Congress, and their promises to challenge the Obama agenda come to mind. Once the Tea Party candidates arrived via the will of "the people", Boehner and McConnell et-al, used their power to co-opt them into the status quo or otherwise neuter their efforts to govern. John McCain and his 'wacko birds' comment further reflected the disdain of the establishment toward the newbies and any meaningful change. And we are definitely sick and tired of that kind of thing! And just to clarify, the kind of change the Tea Party folks seek is just to return to the ideals of our traditionally conservative roots. Which I remember clearly BTW. And in that return we would undo the weirdness, insanity and immorality which have characterized the changes brought on by liberals of late and as presided over by the present administration. We left the path, we became the laughing stock of the planet, let's make the corrections while yet we can.

Jeb Bush for example is anything but a true conservative. The no child left behind program is just about as liberal a concept as there is out there, as is the common core concept. And as far as him being qualified to be commander-in-chief on the first day of yet another Bush Presidency? As far as I can see not only did Jeb not serve, his only brush with the duties of a commander-in-chief was to in some cases, use the Florida National Guard like auxiliary police.

Oh hi-jack away sir nicker: