Establishment RINO Jeb Falls to 4%

Here's what bowing down to the RNC and kissing their ass gets you.

Poll: Jeb Falls to 4%

The latest Pew poll shows that Jeb Bush has fallen to 4 percent in the Republican field. Donald Trump leads the field with 25 percent; Ben Carson is at 16 percent.

Carly Fiorina and Marco Rubio are tied for third at 8 percent of the Republican field.

"At this stage of the 2016 presidential campaign, key issues divide both Republican and Democratic voters, and early candidate preferences reflect some of these cleavages," writes Pew.

"When Republican and Republican-leaning voters are asked in an open-ended format (no names provided) for their first choice for the nomination, none of the 15 GOP candidates are named by more than 25% of those who may vote in the primary: 25% name Donald Trump, 16% name Ben Carson, both Marco Rubio and Carly Fiorina are named by 8%, 6% name Ted Cruz and 4% choose Jeb Bush. Other candidates are named by 2% or fewer. A quarter (25%) of potential Republican primary voters do not mention a first choice today, four months before the first caucuses and primaries."

Maybe if the RNC offered a leader as opposed to a republican party follower people would be more interested in their chosen candidate.

Obama's Fantasy About Football...and other Things

It seems that if Obama had a mythical son he would look like Trayvon Martin and not be allowed to play football.

Obama would not let his son play football

Washington (CNN) - As the Patriots, Broncos, Seahawks and 49ers prepare to battle for two spots in the Super Bowl, President Barack Obama says if he had a son, he wouldn’t let him play pro football.
With an ever-growing amount of evidence linking the brutal sport with serious head and brain trauma, the President, who has two daughters, told New Yorker editor David Remnick he would bar his son from playing the sport. "I would not let my son play pro football," Obama reportedly said.

Since he doesn't have sons then he'll never have to face that decision, will he?
So why should any of us who have sons really care what his opinion on it is? Obama certainly has a lot of fantasies about what he'll do without having any practical experience.
Like deciding for everyone else what kind of healthcare we're entitled to even though he has no practical experience in either healthcare nor insurance.
Like making decisions about the military without any practical experience with serving his country.
Oh hell, or even like being president with no practical experience at being a leader.

Every last bit of advice or opinions he has on anything comes from almost no experience on the subject.
So he can take his mythical son and football and pound sand.