[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Nice broad brush you got there.

How many Republicans actually stand for the beliefs that they're supposed to be standing for?

There are pro-life, pro-national security, pro-border security, and pro-traditional values libertarians; just as there are pro-abortion, pro-interventionist, pro-homosexual, and pro-open border Republicans.

I am a proud conservative-libertarian, and yes, the two ideologies go hand-in-hand and compliment each other.

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I didn’t say I was a Republican. I’m a conservative. As long as conservatives have a place in the Rep party. I will vote rep. When they decide social matters don’t matter and make deals with socialists, what part is left for me?

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PS. It was really persons like you that I wrote the screed. If you go to a Libertarian function, you will see the side I wrote about. A good example is on Fox on the weekends. Jonathan Hoenig is what I'm writing about. He's a hedge fund manager that wants dope, open borders, and bring the troops home. He's an atheist except when Ann Rand is mentioned and the worship begins. You will be consistently disappointed if you stay with libertarians. John Stossel will openly state he is an atheist and is befuddled how anyone has any morals that don't jive with libertarianism.

It's the pro-life, pro-border, pro-nat security, pro-traditional value, libertarians that are confused. They will be overruled 100% of the time.

One of the other posters already brought up that they were anarchists with property. That just about covers it.

[OneWingedShark]

How many Republicans actually stand for the beliefs that they're supposed to be standing for?

Virtually none; it's:
The Tao of Republican Orthodoxy
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