So everyone is going on about how Ted Cruz took it to the moderators in the debates and how this will change everything and will be talked about for years to come. Good for Ted. He’s been my candidate for some time now. And he was right about the questions. And howza ’bout that first question to all of the candidates: “What is your greatest weakness?” Do you think they would ever pose that question to a Dimocrat? of course not.

But this was long overdue. You know when it should have been done? During the second debate in 2012 when Mittens allowed himself to be rolled by that fat tub of lard Candy Crowley. The fact that Mittens took it made him look like a wimp. Right then and there he should have said, “Listen Candy, I’m debating this dude, not you. You’re the moderator, not a member of the president’s debate team. What makes it even worse than you taking his side is that you’ve got your “facts” wrong. It went down just like I said. Now, if you cannot remain impartial, this debate ends here and now.” It turns out that she was wrong and the next day when confronted with that reality said she would have done it again. Right then and there, the RNC should have said that there would be no more debates on CNN, just like they have now said that there would be no more debates on NBC.

Why the Stupid Party puts up with these liberal moderators in their debates is beyond me. It lets liberals set the narrative and all of these dudes want to do is make Republicans look bad. Would Dimocrats allow Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity moderate their debates? No wonder I and others refer to the Republican Party as the Stupid Party because it is.

The Dimocrats are smart enough to refuse to be on Fox News because they know they would then have to face the kind of questions the liberal moderators pose to Republicans. Instead, they appear on the networks which are behind them 100% and face softball questions.

Dear Stupid Party: You know why you have trouble winning presidential elections? Because you don’t fight. Mittens should have won in 2012, especially after he won the first debate. But he refused to fight. He let Candy Crowley mug him. Where was the question about the economy that he should have been asking at every opportunity: “Are you better off now than you were four years ago?” With the dreadful economy, he should have won. Americans vote their wallets. For example, post the soundbite of Obungler saying that if he didn’t improve the economy he would be a one term president.

How do you think BJ won in 1992? There was a sign in his campaign headquarters that said: “It’s the economy stupid.” He was relenting and he stayed on message. He kept saying it was the worst economy in fifty years when in actuality it was a minor recession and was already over by the time election day arrived. The economy was far worse in 2012 that it was in 1992. Look at Trump. He’s running on immigration and the economy and he’s winning.

Keep in mind that the Stupid Party finally showing some balls on the debates was started by a conservative and not an establishment Republican. The establishment Republicans are wimps like Johnny Maverick “Reach across the aisle” McRINO, who would rather fight with the conservative wing of the Republican Party than the Dimocrats and Mittens who allowed himself to be rolled by that fat tub of lard Candy Crowley. The last Republican who actually fought was Ronald Reagan. Bush 41 actually did fight in his first election but only because of Lee Atwater. In his second election, he took everything BJ threw at him and refused to fight back. That was a winnable election but he insisted on “taking the high road” just like Johnny Maverick “Reach across the aisle” McRINO did in 2008. You don’t defeat Dimocrats by taking the high road. They fight dirty and they fight to win. The Stupid Party needs to learn that if they want to win the White House.

I’m waiting to see if the Stupid Party sticks to its guns on locking NBC out of any future debates. I doubt if they will. NBC will be contrite and promise to behave, but of course, they won’t. “Here Charlie Brown. I’ll hold the football and you run up and kick it.”