Time to leave the GOP?

1stfreedom

[KevinDavis]

One word: NYET!

[RushCrush]

My thoughts include visions of the weirdos over at DU rubbing their hands together in glee.

[somerville]

Hell, I'm a Democrat who just joined the GOP last week.

[Pondman88]

I would stick with the Republicans.

[thoughtomator]

Start a new party... it's been proven time and time again that there is a huge underrepresented segment of the electorate just waiting to vote against the establishment if given a chance.

[eyespysomething]

They are.

[blakep]

Constitution party (Michael Peroutka) is where it's at.

[Piquaboy]

Where would you go? Or maybe just stick your head in the sand and hope for the best.

[Constantine XIII]

If it were up to me, the smell of ozone would be filling the air right about now.

But then, I don't have that power. We can always hope, though. ^^

[blastdad51]

Where do you suggest we go?

[ElkGroveDan]

No. It's time to CHANGE the GOP.

If every prolifer in the nation got involved, voted in primaries and volunteered for campaigns, we could rid our party of the fifth column that has invaded it.

It takes hard work. I've already sacrificied a previous career and ten good years of my life for this.

[KevinDavis]

Sick... Real sick...

[Gabz]

What are you doing to put the GOP where you want it?

[tallhappy]

No where to go.

But time to not give them any benefit of the doubt.

Time to understand they don't make all that much a difference.

When the lefties start Bush impeachment proceedings to get even for Clinton, less people will care and come to his support.

Don't complain anymore.

We get what we deserve.

[RushCrush]

Where is that image of the gun bent backward to shoot the shooter? I think it would be appropriate here.

[Rebelbase]

Vote for Perot.

[KevinDavis]

lol!!!!!

[TexasAg1996]

Leave and go where? What other political party did more for Terri? Not to mention, how much will the pro-life movement gain if politicians like Hillary get elected because lots of people don't vote GOP?