If Cruz or Trump can muster their way and break through the firewall into the inner sanctum of the GOP, it may be over for the establishment and the big money donors hoping for a return on their investment
President Obama’s comments in his final State of the Union Address and the follow up GOP response by South Carolina Governor, Nikki Haley, came together in a tag-team attack on the two front runners in the race for Republican nomination for President of the United States.
Obama fired the first salvo against business mogul Donald Trump and the conservative Senator Ted Cruz when he downplayed the threat of terrorism from radical Islamic jihadists and placed a greater emphasis on references to fear mongering amongst the GOP presidential frontrunners. He pointed out the irresponsible voices galvanizing Americans into an unparalleled universe where we will fall back into tribes who do not share the same background or pray the same. The President’s paradigm of a shifting America simply does not exist when there is a real and present danger of the homeland being struck.
