Mia Love goes after Obama dividing Americans, If only she can win her congressional race in Utah, she will make a real difference

President Obama's version of America is a divided one, often pitting us against each other based on income levels, gender, and social status.  His policies have failed. We are not better off than we were four years ago, and no rhetoric, bumper sticker, or Hollywood campaign ad can change that. Mr. President I am here to tell you we are not buying what you are selling in 2012. . . .

UPDATE: "Mia Love tops Google searches after ‘rousing’ speech at GOP convention"

Mia Love, a 36-year-old black Mormon congressional candidate, exploded onto the national stage with her speech at the Republican National Convention on Tuesday night.  

By Wednesday, "Mia Love" had become the fastest-rising search term on Google. 

If Love defeats incumbent Rep. Jim Matheson (D) in Utah’s newly formed 4th district, she will become the first black Republican woman elected to Congress. 

In her speech, she talked about how her parents came to the United States from Haiti with "$10 in their pockets and a hope that the America they heard about really did exist." . . . .