Top Iowa Conservative: The Republican Civil War has already started

Business Insider ^ | |Nov. 7, 2012, 10:33 AM | Grace Wyler

[Kevmo]

RESPOND - I never started a discussion with you
***If you POST on ANY thread, you are starting a discussion with ANYone on that thread, including lurkers. So you’re not only an anti-socon troll, you are also trying to change the ground rules here on FR. You’re a real POS.

in order to take down supporters of Perry, Cain and Gingrich.
***Bowlsheet, Bull shiite, Bull$#!+. The original analogy on this thread is a GOP Civil WAR, and the extension of such a civil WAR analogy is talking about a prior famous civil war but you’re so utterly dense you can’t see or know that. You’re the arse-clown here.

[Hegewisch Dupa]

If Perry, Cain & Gingrich are the enemies in your happy lil war, then you’ve got even worse problems than I thought. You sure never fail to amaze....

[Kevmo]

Too bad the Republican National Committee chooses the primary dates for each state.
***Yes, the RNC is the problem and primaries are a source of solution. From my home page:

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Here’s how I think primaries should be organized:

My suggestion is basically to hold the first primary in the state that has the highest percentage of GOP votes in the last election, the 2nd primary in the 2nd highest, and so on. 2 primaries a week for 25 weeks, with the last primaries being the suckup-to-the-democrats. And the democrats could easily have their primary schedule the same way, if they wanted.

This way, if a state is 60% republican, there is still incentive for them to get out the vote for 61% republican so they can bump up their state in the primary schedule.

Also: Rotate all the states (even the big ones) through an early schedule so that everyone gets access at some point to the front line.

OR

Let each state bid when they want their primary to take place. The earlier the primary, the fewer the delegates they control according to some logarithmic or steep curve formula.

18 posted on Thursday, January 31, 2008 9:55:08 AM by Kevmo (We need to get rid of the Kennedy Wing of the Republican Party. ~Duncan Hunter) http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1962610/posts?page=18#18

Second thing is the order of the primaries should be determined by the percentage of republicans in the last vote. The higher the %pubbie, the sooner the state appears on the primary schedule, with a mix of big & little states and our staunchest republican states get to go FIRST. http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1965735/posts?page=862#862

24 posted on Friday, September 04, 2009 8:52:29 PM by Kevmo (So America gets what America deserves - the destruction of its Constitution. ~Leo Donofrio, 6/1/09)
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[Kevmo]

Since when is it “anti-socon” to vote against Obama - please recall that even JimRob Himself understood this was something that sadly had to be done.
***Please recall that this was covered in post #194. But you’re so focused on bowlsheet that your troll stench is overwhelming the bull shiite stench.

To: Hegewisch Dupa

Does JimRob berate conservatives who had stronger principles than him? No? So the folks who do berate conservatives who didn’t compromise their principles, those people are CINOs. You, yes you, are a CINO for crossing that line. The right thing for conservatives to do is to properly channel their anger onto the GOP-E rather than to other conservatives who are more conservative than themselves. That is what JimRob is doing; that is what conservatives are doing; and that... tellingly... is NOT what YOU are doing, because you are a CINO. Thanks for bumping the thread, T4BTT.

194 posted on Tuesday, November 13, 2012 1:51:36 PM by Kevmo (”A person’s a person, no matter how small” ~Horton Hears a Who)

[Kevmo]

No, it’s trolls like you, and CINOs, who are the enemies in this GOP civil war.

[Hegewisch Dupa]

“Stronger principles” - that’s rich! Your stench is stronger than me, but that’s about it, buddy boy. So shocking (what follows is sarcasm, you may want someone to look that up for you) that you decided upon yet another self-serving definition!

[Kevmo]

“Stronger principles” - that’s rich!
***It happens to be the truth. The fact you can’t see it means you’re blind to real principles. You take cues from JimRob when he compromises his principles. But you ignore cues from JimRob when he doesn’t berate conservatives who didn’t compromise their principles. So, basically, when the principles are compromised you’re happy to do so, when they are not compromised you’re happy to ignore the cues and join in the chorus that berates them. Both directions are the same — you’re an anti-socon troll.

[Hegewisch Dupa]

Those who fantasize about taking down Cain, Perry and Gingrich supporters only have stronger psychoses, not stronger “socon principles.”

[Kevmo]

Those who fantasize about taking down Cain, Perry and Gingrich supporters
***You’re engaging in mind reading. You also love overlooking the fact that my issue isn’t with such supporters, it is with CINO trolls who berate conservatives on this conservative website. My issue is with folks like YOU. Trolls.

[roamer_1]

I’ve said for a long time that we need to change the primary system. From my home page:

I AGREE. Nothing will change so long as the libs get their foot in the door early.

I see dividing the US into perhaps six, or maybe eight regions. these regions would draw from a hat to see who goes first, second, third, etc... Then the states within each region would do the same within the region...

This is, ultimately and primarily, FAIR. Any and every state and region has the chance to be the ONE that kicks it off.

It also allows for regional priorities - the things I think are important in the Rocky Mountains (MT) are different from what say, Louisiana folks might even care about - The restoration of the logging industry in the Rockies and taking wolves off of endangered protection being prime examples...

And lastly, it is convenient wrt campaigns- no more hopping back and forth all over the place, as the states 'next in line' are all within the region, or at most , when at the ending state of one region, perhaps a bit of 'priming' in the next state to follow (in the next region).

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