You yourself are actually an example of the dangers of trusting even "conservative" SuperPacs and megadonors to represent our interests. You write for Breitbart, funded by a Ted Cruz Megadonor, that has never once reported a single negative article about Cruz, and which, unbeknownst to its readers, sends data on its readership to the Ted Cruz psychological analysis operation in order to tailor money-pitches to the conservative electorate. You then come onto FR, you read a blog (a long time blog,with a detailed About-page, years and years of history) that drops this bombshell, and you immediately declare that you had went to the blog and saw that it had no About page, no history, and was probably a Trump campaign front. All of this to defend your employer, Breitbart.
Now you-- a confirmed liar-- write for Breitbart, which pays you. Breitbart, in general, has its own agenda, and it receives money from billionaires. Rush Limbaugh, Mark Levin, etc., all make millions from GOP ad revenue and the revenue that comes from mega donors and the ads they air on their programs. These people all have their own agenda, and that agenda is influenced by lots and lots of MONEY. Just like you.
What are SuperPacs? They are organizations where a small number of donors can covertly, literally fund a campaign that everybody hates, like Jeb Bush, and we don't know a thing about it. Meanwhile, a regular American can't get into politics without selling out to special interest groups that want anti-American trade deals and immigration policies just so they can make a buck.
It took a billionaire to break the cycle. This country really shouldn't have to rely on billionaire candidates to make a difference. I would like to see an America where the big money stranglehold is broken. After Trump, that's the only way we can go forward.
and you know who I am and are still obsessed with me....and I don’t know who you are and like the rest of the planet, do not care.