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It’s NOT an IQ issue between candidates you need to be concerned about. There’s enough of that to go around between Cruz and Trump and Palin. It’s about substance and who you elect that will represent YOU when they get to Washington. They need you now, but will they turn to other interests after they are elected? Will they stay with the one that brought them to the dance?

If you get caught up in the razzle dazzle of the campaign and vote based on the popularity of one candidate over another candidate’s substance, you are no better than those who voted for Obama and his promise of hope and change. You ignored substance and voted based on media polls and Obama’s popularity. Anyone could have seen that Obama and the media that supported him had no real substance, only lies and promises. And you’ll be disappointed (and maybe deceived) again if you don’t take the time do your homework. Remember there are two sides to each coin, just be sure you take the time to check out both sides. And remember, it ain’t who starts first, it’s who finishes first who wins the race. Feel free to change your mind and go against the crowd if you are not sure.

I respect Palin and wish her all the luck in the world, but Trump or Cruz’s outcome rest on their substance, not Palin’s or someone else’s endorsement. Checkout John McCain who had the right endorsements but nothing of substance.

So quit stoning each other and take a closer look at each candidate and decide for yourself. Don’t let the media or the rich and powerful influences of this world decide for you. Choose wisely.