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Im saying a couple things. If you think we are a mere 6T in debt, you need to do a lot more reading.

I am also saying, and his actions to date show beyond arguement, that he is BACKING the very people that got us into this mess. Mitch for starters.

Now he goes crawling to Romneys funding sources, the very people who push for a country destroying AMNESTY for cheap labor, and you don’t think that their cash comes at the cost of his support for their demands? Really?

Mitch and Co helped give Obama a blank check. the one that ran up the bil you are upset about. They gave him his choices in America destroying appointments and judges largely unopposed. They did not TRY to stop him. And Rand backs the minority leader that OFTEN sides with liberal desires.

Yup. Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. Why not just join the Romney 2016 team. Or perhaps start a Bhoner for President exploratory committee? He is already there. Won’t cost America any more cash...until he goes back to work.

First of all, I said the government, not the debt, is budgeted for around 6$ trillion. THAT'S the big problem. If you don't get that, you need to do some more reading.

The debt isn't the biggest issue or problem - it's government spending. As Milton Friedman pointed out, the focus should be on cutting government spending. If you focus on the debt, you're not focused directly on the issue - big government - and may unwittingly allow a forced "balanced budget" to do what the Left hungers for: raised taxes - a killer.

Secondly, there's a lot of debate on the Right about amnesty. But amnesty and illegals are not our #1 problem or threat to our freedom - the gorilla government is. There's a lot of issues and candidates the Right disagrees on. Again, the Right has to decide what is the most important issue and unite behind that issue and whoever best supports it - I don't care if it's Donald Duck. Otherwise the Right will have played right into the Left's hands and as far as the electoral process goes there's little hope.

So then as I see it, the only other option is the limited Convention of States proposed by the Citizens for Self-Governance and if that fails, possible state nullification and steps toward state financial independence from the federal government.