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It is time. Those of us who can point to the scars from being repeatedly chucked under the bus have learned as the inexorable shift toward Socialism in our government has continued, regardles of who is in power. All that has varied is the speed, not the heading.

I cannot adequately express the chagrin I felt when the Republicans failed to reverse even some of the policies implemented by the four decades of Democrat inflicted self-destruction of the Republic, and the bitter disappointment continues with the insistence of the Republican Party on backing candidates to the Left of JFK.

It is past time, and hopefully, we will accomplish the shift toward conservatism this country needs to survive, and ultimately prosper.

It is past time, and hopefully, we will accomplish the shift toward conservatism this country needs to survive, and ultimately prosper.

Unfortunately the complaints and conversations within forum rarely translate into action outside of it. Stocking up on food and ammo or going 'Galt' doesn't count as action.

What is needed is a plan that will change the game in the next six to twelve months.

Working from the local level with the thought that it will eventually bubble up and continuing to donate to the RNC without precondition is a recipe for continued disaster.

What are we going to do to reform the Republican party? What are we going to do to reform the Democratic party? If you think Democrats aren't running as Republicans then you aren't paying attention. In some local contests in PA they are running under BOTH party lines.

So again, what are we, individually or collectively, going to do to reform the Republican party and what are we going to do to the end today?

It is past time, and hopefully, we will accomplish the shift toward conservatism this country needs to survive, and ultimately prosper.

I don't think this will happen until the sheeple being to suffer the consequences of their votes. (ie., a major depression or such)