[BillyBoy]

We could start by having people think for themselves and challenge what they see and hear, instead of letting a radio talk show host do their thinking for them.

I can guarantee you that arguments like “I’m for Liz Cheney because Mark Levin told me she’s the true conservative in the race” aren’t going to “Save our Republic”. If anything, that kind of blind loyalty has making things worse by saddling our side with a bunch of embarrassments. We were set back in 2012 and 2010 by supporting crappy candidates that self-proclaimed “conservative leaders” convinced the grassroots to “get behind”.

Conservatives who blindly worship whatever Levin says are as bad as Obama zombies on the left. This country will never be “saved” as long as we have a bunch of mindless sheep who blindly obey on the left AND right. I already have a messiah and he’s not on talk radio.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

We could start by having people think for themselves and challenge what they see and hear, instead of letting a radio talk show host do their thinking for them.

You're right, it's people like me who are the problem.

It's not that low-information majority out there who can't even name a single Senator. They're not the problem, and they are going to be easy for you to get to vote your way.

Dufus.

[Tenacious 1]

We could start by having people think for themselves and challenge what they see and hear, instead of letting a radio talk show host do their thinking for them.

This forum, the free exchange of ideas, is the example of which you write. That someone references someone else in part of an idea is not unusual and should not be thrown out. Every original idea starts with someone else (that's an oxymoron with a point).