Republicans Cannot Now Deny The Monster They Created..

In less than twen­ty four hours Republican pri­ma­ry vot­ers will go to the polls in sev­er­al states in a crit­i­cal Super Tuesdayshowdown: 

This is the first day that states may begin to award del­e­gates on a win­ner-take-all basis. It is also a crit­i­cal day of reck­on­ing in Florida for Marco Rubio one of that state’s US Senator and John Kasich the sit­ting Governor of Ohio. It’s also the date at which a major­i­ty (56%) of del­e­gates will have been already bound — an impor­tant mile­stone that was reached near­ly a month lat­er in 2012.

• Florida Primary (99) — Winner take all
• Illinois Primary (69) — Statewide del­e­gates are win­ner take all, con­gres­sion­al dis­trict del­e­gates elect­ed direct­ly on bal­lot and bound as they declare
• Missouri Primary (52÷49) – Winner take all above 50%, oth­er­wise win­ter take all by con­gres­sion­al district
• North Carolina Primary (72÷69) – Proportional
• Northern Mariana Islands Caucuses (9) – Winner take all
• Ohio Primary (66) –Winner take all.

John Kasich said if he los­es Ohio he would be hard pressed to con­tin­ue his long-shot cam­paign for the pres­i­den­cy. Thus far today Kasich brought out Mitt Romney the last repub­li­can to lose to pres­i­dent Barack Obama to cam­paign on his behalf. Marco Rubio won rough­ly four states and my have accu­mu­lat­ed just over a hun­dred del­e­gates still con­tin­ue to cam­paign on some myth­i­cal notion that he still has a shot at win­ning his par­ty’s nomination.
It has become clear that Tuesday March 15^th will be Marco Rubio’s Waterloo. I am par­tic­u­lar­ly pleased that Marco Rubio’s cam­paign for the pres­i­den­cy may have floun­dered and ran aground. Rubio the polit­i­cal can­di­date is a far right tool of the most stri­dent forces in this country.
Normal peo­ple should shed no tear to see the dis­in­te­gra­tion of the Rubio campaign .
If for noth­ing else this writer will be par­tic­u­lar­ly thrilled to see Marco Rabio beat­en in his home state of Florida.
This should give lit­tle Marco a real­i­ty-check and a dose of respect.
Here’s my take regard­ing lit­tle Marco . Before you assume pow­er you must learn to sub­ject your­self to power.
Before you lead you must sub­ject your­self to be led. You dis­re­spect­ed the sit­ting pres­i­dent in the most despi­ca­ble and dis-respectable man­ner and by doing so you dimin­ished the office you yearn to occupy.
On that basis you are unwor­thy to occu­py that office.

I fun­da­men­tal­ly believe the far right wing zealotry of Ted Cruz and the dis­re­spect­ful Marco Rubio are just as destruc­tive as Donald Trump’s out­right Fascism.
I have a per­son­al stake in see­ing Donald Trump con­tin­ue on as the lead­ing can­di­date for the repub­li­can party.
It opens up to the world the true nature of what that par­ty has always rep­re­sent­ed and what it rep­re­sents after almost two terms of Barack Obama’s presidency.
The Republican Party is total­ly respon­si­ble for the lev­el of hatred and uncer­tain­ty in the coun­try today.
The Republican par­ty cre­at­ed Donald Trump and it cer­tain­ly must take respon­si­bil­i­ty for the lev­el of Fascist rhetoric com­ing out of Trump’s campaign>
As pres­i­dent Obama stat­ed recent­ly , why are they shocked ?
For the entire­ty of the Obama pres­i­den­cy AM-talk radio and the FOX Television Network has been ver­i­ta­ble twen­ty-four-hour organs of the far right belt­ing out hatred against Barack Obama.

Rush Limbaugh, Ted Nugent , Laura Ingram, Glen Beck, and a pletho­ra of oth­ers get out of bed each day and use the pub­lic’s air­waves to do pre­cious lit­tle but spread hate and white suprema­cy . No one should be sur­prised that these Trump sup­port­ers, many of whose lives have nev­er been bet­ter are con­vinced their lives are in sham­bles because of Barack Obama.
Trump is the hate which hate produces.