It is difficult for me to listen to Mr. Levin´s great show, for he often confirms and proves my pessimistic suspicions. Unfortunately, I think he is correct once again.

Mark is correct .... many of us have been annoyed by the so-called Republican leadership from the entrenched rino´s.

So McCarthy and the GOP young turks would rather pass a Democrat-approved bill than none at all.

OPEN LETTER TO HOUSE REPUBLICANS: Why pass any bills at all if they benefit only Democrats? Where is it carved in stone that the House must create bills? I thought "The President proposes, Congress disposes." Did that change?

If ever there was a time for Tea Party rennaisance, it´s now. We can´t wait until the midterms before they act. As far as who will lead the GOP into the next election cycle and beyond, a few good men come to mind. The women seem only to turn people off. Maybe it´s their voices -- shrill, like Hillary. Although Michelle Malkin does seem to be an exception. Listen, if entertainers can become politicians, so can reporters.

But we sure do need leaders badly.

Dr. Benjamin Carson, are you listening?

Irrational lunacy comes to mind when levin rants.

Ditto #4.

Sometimes I think Mark Levin is like John the Baptist, the "voice crying in the wilderness." But he is exactly right.

The future of the GOP is not to continue business as usual. There will be no Republican victories as long as the leadership is engaged in sabotage. I´m more and more convinced the GOP leadership does not see the other side for what it is. Or, they are just plain cowards and are only interested in their own power and keeping their jobs.

This is not a time for playing games and making deals.

When the RNC sends you a fund-raising letter, return to them only a note telling them why you are sending your money to the Tea Party or Rand Paul.

Send your contributions to conservative candidates and causes directly, not to the RNC.

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That´s exactly what I do, especially to the ones who are willing to be on Levin´s show. I don´t support cowards.

If you send money to the "Tea Party", please make sure that it´s not a GOP front organization masquerading as conservatives.

Better to just donate to the individual candidate, then you can be sure where it´s going.

Rep. McCarthy is part of the problem:

http://www.examiner.com/article/wind-energy-companies-wooed-rep-mccarthy-early-and-often-leaked-documents-show

I am firmly convinced the Chicago machine has the goods on and is blackmailing Boehner, McCarthy and others.

We can only speculate as to why certain republicans in high places do what they do to the detriment of the country. The only thing that comes to mind is some type of financial payoff down the road. What else explains their bad behavior?

Money always talks louder than words in DC.

One only needs to observe McCain and Graham to know that Mr. Levin is right!

On voting machines #6 this has already been invented it is called a hard copy print out of the ballot which is reviewed on the spot by the voter before the vote is finalized. This hard copy must be the legal ballot. It is very simple for the computer to keep track of the total on these and give an instant result at the end of the day but without a print out there is no way to prevent fraud. Whoever controls the programming controls the vote. At very least you should have tech savvy programmers review the source code and have ways to verify that the official code is the one running on the voting machine. The beauty of this approach is that the lefties were calling for it during the Bush years! Also Levin is right we need preferably the GOP cleaned up or failing that a third party!

They have been attempting suicide for the last 25 years. At least.

Before the Tea Party types showed up in Congress, the wimpy Republicans most always went along to get along with the liberal Democrats, that´s why the country is now in such bad shape. Those Republicans talk a good line when they are in their mostly conservative home districts, but when they return to Washington, D.C., a lot of them simply go along as the liberal Democrats tell them, or they know that they will not be invited to all the big liberal dinner parties and the like inside the beltway.

#13. The matter is simple. The R establishment represents secular, progressive, corporatist interests and values. Period. It is not and has never been a vehicle for principled conservatism. NEVER! The rise of the TP is testament to this stone cold reality.

I went to a naturalization ceremony yesterday in Oakland CA.

Was the most awful thing I´ve EVER attended. Wanted to get up and throw rotten eggs. The ONLY way they referred to the United States was "USCIS" not just US or America. It was as if the Dept. of USCIS and DHS was what the U.S. is all about.

There was a "speaker" from some newspaper in Berkeley. Her ´immigration´ story was about her grandfather who JUMPED (she said this) at the chance to come to America to work for Union Pacific railroad. Well, instead of being Grateful he got here, he didn´t like work conditions so he quit and worked for union to CHANGE it. Se kept emphasizing how they could work for CHANGE also. Oh, he was making $13.00 a week which was good money at that time I’m sure. I remember my Dad said he was making two bits a day at some time.

Oh yeah, she said she was going to run for council and they could vote for her (by saying “I’ll see you at the polls”)!!! It was a disgusting display of politics and condescension.

That ceremony yesterday was NOT emotional, inspiring , or uplifting.

Ceremonies should be patriotic. And not just telling people 100+ times to sign up to vote, change America, to get their passports or to put their certificate away (which they did about 1,000 times).

I came away feeling even more DOOMED!!!!