Ebola and Isis Unite the Republican Party!
Forget Obamacare; forget the economy; forget Benghazi; forget gun rights. Those issues do not seem to matter. The issues that unite most all Republican federal candidates facing the 2014 election is fear. Fear that deep in the heart of America, Isis fighters will attack you. Fear that the Ebola virus will get you on an airplane ride.
Yet I want to vote for something positive. And Democrats only seem to yammer about fair pay for a day's work. How many Democrats did it take to come up with that one?
Am I missing something here? Or has the average American's needs been left out of this election.
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