[cripplecreek]

Join a secession movement.

Or you could do something sane that actually matters like going to your state convention and changing the policy makers. It only takes a few hundred votes to replace an RNC committeeman. In the spring, tea partiers, libertarians and GOP conservatives went to the Michigan convention and replaced uber RINO Saul Anuzis with conservative Dave Agema. There were only about 1500 total votes cast at the convention.

If you can't get 3 or 4 hundred people to a state convention, you aren't going to secede.

[longtermmemmory]

how about replacing the “do nothing” leaders of the blue zones?

Those that bring us CONSTANT FAILURE in florida blue areas.

[Prospero]

If you can't get 3 or 4 hundred people to a state convention, you aren't going to secede.

Precisely.

[Mouton]

Good for you but the rest of my post is where the crux of my comment is....we are too far over the cliff to come back. No nation on the planet has the wherewithall to repay 20 TRILLION in above the table debt not considering how much is not even on the table for viewing without resorting to confiscatory taxes, dictatorship, and a tremendously devaluated currency. That is my position.

Recasting one of the two parties is the equal of moving deck chairs on the titanic. This past election shows that a choice between the lesser of two evils was not the answer either. Still, the country elected the worse of the two, not over whelmingly, but nonetheless reelected along with a stronger senate and house. In investing they say the trend is your friend. There is a trend here and it is not electorate friendly. I blanch when I hear party officials now triping overthemselves to try to outdo the dems in the areas of immigration deform, entitlementality, and unhealthy care. If Diogenese were looking for a principled public official in DC his lantern would need a super tanker of lamp oil for replenishment.