Once again
the liberal media shows no respect as it demeans and debases conservative
candidates in an effort to start a brawl rather than a debate. Their bias and
open hostility towards opposing views is now interfering with the undecided
voters right to understand the differences of GOP candidates on the issues, and
this tar and feathering is getting old, frustrating and downright perverse.

The recent
DNC debate put on by CNN did not ask Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders tough
questions nor did Anderson Cooper ask humbling questions, such as CNBC's first
question to the GOP candidates; "to name their greatest weakness",
which was intended to set up the candidates for criticism.
About the
only thing fair about the debates was that the liberal media was equally
inhospitable to all the GOP candidates, unlike the first GOP debate when Fox
news targeted Donald Trump, CNBC tried to spread the acrimonious attitude to
every conservative on stage equally.
However
beyond the awful bias there was good news, such as when one candidate namely Ted
Cruz, arched his back, leaned into the microphone and challenged the smarmy
attitude of the impertinent moderators and with grace and style swatted the
left and praised his fellow rivals. That caused the rest of the GOP hopefuls to
also grow a spine and push back against the scripted hammer slammer fest.
This was
when the voters clapped and sang around the political hat, knowing that if the
GOP stands up to the press they become impotent and flaccid. For far too long
the GOP politicians have tried to ingratiate themselves with these boorish
media types that are only aroused at the sound of their leftist voices, in the
hopes that they would be treated with class. Instead, their public images get
trashed as cavalierly as junior high school girls, by frustrated and insecure
boys unable to secure a date so they impugn the girl's reputation rather than
admit their dating defeat to peers.

Yet, there
is hope. Some of those candidates on the stage showed courage. Dare I say it,
leadership qualities that have been so lacking in Washington and today more
than ever are desperately needed.
Conservatives,
Christians, blue dog Democrats, patriotic Independents and libertarians may be
treated by the liberal media as lepers, but we don't have leprosy, we have
sanity. We may be maligned by an extremely divisive President but we are not
victims, we are seafarers in search of a real captain. We might be prodded like
cattle by party leadership, betrayed by congressional backroom deals and taken
as pushovers, but we possess inner fortitude and strength that comes from truth
over lies.
We must not debate
with ourselves any longer or be baited by liberals to feel shame for our
patriotic and religious beliefs just because they hold over our heads the
threat of calling us racists, bigots and homophobes. The liberals may have the
power of the press but power is only daunting if one fears it. How can we be
afraid of those so corrupted by their fleeting power that they pretend to be
gods by denying and mocking those that love God?

Time to stop
being the left's bait, time for patriots to ask the right question of every
candidate seeking to sit in the oval office. The question: Do you just want political
power or do you love America enough to restore her from the left's socialism,
and fearlessly lead her back on the constitutional road our forefathers intended?