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Bob Bob, Bob,can you show me a viable path to re-establishing conservatism in America other than throwing out the rinos and the GOP-E from the Republican Party and literally taking it back? And don’t tell me a third party is the answer. That’s a sure pathway to losing the country permanently.

In any case, it seems to me there is a two-step process required. First, defeat the RINOs (via any means possible) and only THEN defeat the Demoviks.

Step One will likely require “losing the country.” But we’re certainly NOT going to keep the country if all we have to depend on are Republican establishment types. I wouldn’t lift a finger to help any of them because I really can barely tell them apart from the Demoviks.

The other thing here is: I question the “tea party” movement as a national movement of any impact. 2016 is wide open so who is the tea party candidate for the Republican presidential ticket?

And please don’t tell me we’re gonna have 4 or 5 candidates in Republican debate forums all over the nation starting in 2015, splitting our vote and thus ushering Jeb and the RINOs to the top of the heap by desultory pluralities mainly achieved in blue states unwinnable in November—!

In short, WHO is gonna “take back” the Republican party?

I still believe a plurality of the electorate consider themselves Conservatives. That being the case, it's not a matter of reestablishing Conservatism, but reestablishing Conservative representation. Under the control of the current “two party system” there's little chance of that. Add amnesty to the mix, and there's no chance.

Another party has a chance of being successful, if they're well financed and have the right spokesperson(s) to circumvent and combat the certain war from the establishment owned media.

It's a long-shot, but the only shot I see.