According to BREITBART,
“Fox News contributor and Democratic pollster Pat Caddell told Breitbart News
Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon that up to one-third of Republicans are
ready to call it quits as members of the GOP. “’The
alienation among Republican voters is so high,’ says Caddell, that
conservatively ‘a quarter to one-third of the Republican party are hanging
by a thread from bolting.’ Caddell argues that GOP voters’ attitudes are ‘so
anti-establishment,’ and they give Republican leadership poor ratings.”
COMMENTS:
You reap what you sew.
I surely could see this one coming…
TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. Do you think John Boehner should have another term as
House Speaker? (Horace ~ Selma, AL)
A. No. He is not conservative
enough and is all talk and no follow-through.
We need a strong-willed individual in that job. How about Godzilla? Well… They’re all a bunch of animals, aren’t they?
Q. Since they are now mandated to issue driver licenses to
illegals in California, does that mean they don’t even have to pass a driving
test? (Leona ~ Olivehurst, CA)
A. No, they have to take the written and driving tests and
the news is that the vast majority of them are failing the written exams. Next thing you know, they’ll be filing a
lawsuit claiming the tests are discriminatory.
Q. It seems like more and more states are either legalizing same-sex
marriages, or the courts are forcing them to allow such marriages. What is your
opinion? (Victor ~ Pleasanton, CA)
A. The federal government should stay out of this issue; it
is a definite state rights matter. If a
state population votes for or against gay marriage, the decision should become
the law of that state. If a state votes
to legalize gay marriage, any religious organization should still have the
right to refuse to perform the ceremony on religious grounds.
TODAY’S QUOTE:
“The only difference between a tax man and a taxidermist is
that the taxidermist leaves the skin.” ~ Mark
Twain
TODAY’S VIDEO:
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