[G Larry]

We MUST FIGHT in the Primary!!!

Rally around CRUZ and be VERY VOCAL about boycotting any Bush nomination...(or Romney or Christie)

[gwgn02]

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[Kenny Bunk]

We MUST FIGHT in the Primary!!!

Conservatives contesting primaries are indeed a fight to behold. Sort of reminds one of the bar fight scenes in western movies. When it's all over, no one is left standing but the wimps ... people like The Mormon Milquetoast, Jeb "el Chicano" Boosh, and maybe the neighborhood fat kid, Gov. Krispy Kreme. Now there's a ticket item!

Why don't all us "conservatives" meet at my house and pick one guy? Real bummer, this Two-Party System, ain't it?

[Dagnabitt]

It would be nice if the primary got down to one conservative vs. one "moderate" as early as possible, while there's still enough delegates remaining for the conservative to triumph.

Unfortunately there's always the specter of someone, like the unemployed Santorum, willing to play stalking horse as long as needed for the benefit of the GOPe.

[LeoMcNeil]

I’m not sure Ted Cruz is the answer. Cruz has just as much experience as Barack Obama did two years before the election. While I’ll grant Cruz is a fighter, I’m not sure that he isn’t better suited in the Senate.

There are other conservatives out there like Scott Walker who have experience managing an executive branch of government. One of Obama’s biggest problems (which Republicans are the beneficiaries of) is that he has no idea how to lead or manage. He had no experience at it before getting elected and it’s really hurt him. Imagine how bad things would be if he were an effective manager of a massive socialist government. Cruz is all talk and no experience.

[Timber Rattler]

Difficult, since Team Romney rigged it for the GOP-E in Tampa back in 2012:

Floor fight: Grass-roots activists battle attempt to rig RNC delegate rules

GOP elite holds off the tea partiers.