Rational Nation USA

Rational Nation U S A Purveyor of Truth Call it a tipping point, a time of choosing or testing. Whatever you call it, it is clear that this election will have far-reaching consequences for both the Republican Party and our exceptional country. While he has no doubt tapped into the anxiety so prevalent in the United States today, I do not believe Donald Trump reflects the principles or inclusive legacy of the Republican Party. Neither does the Republican Party represent the future of our  nation Jeb. The republican party has made itself a relic and it has no one to blame but itself.

by: Les Carpenter Rational Nation USA Purveyor of Truth While the following is somewhat partisan and slightly tilted leftward it does, at the same time, speak to the truth. Only a complete non partisan with an inability to see and acknowledge the truths that are evident in the article would say otherwise. Truth always has a way of surfacing and ultimately winning the war. Politico - V ocabulary.com defines a grifter as: A grifter is a con artist—someone who swindles people out of money through fraud. If there’s one type of person you don’t want to trust, it’s a grifter: Someone who cheats someone out of money. Historically, grifters have taken many shapes. They were the snake-oil salesmen who rolled into town promising a magical, cure-all elixir at a price. The grifter was long gone by the time people discovered the magical elixir was no more magical than water. They were the sideshow con men offering fantastic prizes in games that were rigged so that no one could actually wi...

Senator John McCain, the maverick of the Republican Party in his early days, has proclaimed his desire to remake his party. Having ran perhaps the most inept campaign for president since Michael Dukakis one can only wonder what may be in store for the Party of Barry Goldwater and Ronald Reagan. McCain, who wants to remake the party  in the center right mold, has proven himself to be more center with a bit of left tilt. He was ineffective during his campaign largely because he failed to clearly enunciate conservative and libertarian common sense ideals. Because McCain failed to to present a focused vision for America he was unable to inspire trust in the majority of Americans. Losing the socialist/statist crowd  was a forgone conclusion. Winning the hearts and minds of independents and more conservative democrats may very well have swung the election. It was not until Sarah Palin  ignited the pa...