Can anyone tell me why the Republicans …
Posted on October 30, 2015 by Robert Ringer
Can anyone tell me why the Republicans agree to do debates on anything other than conservative and left-leaning, middle-of-the-road networks (e.g., CNN)? I realize that Republicans are masochists by nature, but their willingness to walk calmly into radical-left slaughterhouses is crazy.
When CNBC’s snarky John Harwood asked Donald Trump, “Are you a comic-book villain?” it made Megyn Kelly seem like a nice, down-to-earth gal by comparison. Ditto when he when asked Ben Carson if is he “does math?” (Tsk, tsk, tsk … sounds racist to me. Does a world-famous neurosurgeon not know math because he’s black?) God bless Ted Cruz, the most courageous guy in the presidential sweepstakes, for shoving it in their faces.
The solution is for Carson, Trump, and Cruz to refuse to attend any other debates on far-left networks and set up their own debate schedule with legitimate folks like The Heritage Foundation, CATO Institute, Hillsdale College, Grove City College, and Fox News (if they agree to behave themselves, and a good start on that would be to keep screeching, narcissistic Megyn the Megalomaniac off the set).
If that little fruitcake Reince Priebus wants to ban candidates who go rogue from future GOP-sponsored debates, great! The Republican Party will then have relegated itself to an irrelevant third party, because Trump, Carson, and Cruz now have a majority of conservative voters on board with them. I’m here to tell you that if these three guys (and perhaps more) started to set their own debate schedule, they could bring the establishment to its knees.
Like the radical left, the GOP establishment is delusional and still doesn’t understand that they are now in the minority — by a wide margin! This is a golden opportunity to get THEM to fall into line and listen to the majority — or leave them with no choice but to form a third party of their own. None of the top GOP candidates needs the Republican Party. The Republican Party needs them.
