Mark Levin : John Boehner's GOP is NOT a Conservative Party : Hannity 1/7/15

Conservative icon Mark Levin slammed House Speaker John Boehner as being unable and unwilling to lead a conservative Republican party. Levin said Boehner is much more aligned with Nancy Pelosi's Democrats than he is with Republican voters.

Mark Levin reacts to Boehner's retaliation -removing Webster and Nugent from Rules Committee.

Outlines the arguments about removing Boehner. Boehner legacy is that he is the biggest spending speaker in history including Pelosi.

Nope. See, this is the problem. Everybody wants to name the child, and you end up with ten names. "Action" sounds like a Prog org. Action for America? Remember. It's also why "Constitution" won't work. The idea--the clear delineation of Republican Establishment and Republican Conservatives.

Observe how hard it is for SC to get rid of Lindsey Graham. They confuse the voters.

It's my opinion that the Democrat love affair with illegal aliens from Central America will lead inevitable to several parties in the US--because these aliens come from a multi-party tradition. Once that happens, "La Raza Revolutionary Party"--we will cease to be a 2-party nation. I'm thinking that might really be a good thing.

…this is the problem. Everybody wants to name the child…

There is no such problem here.

We in this thread are similar to the future group that will fight our way out of this trouble, sitting around the table saying, “OK, let’s talk about a suitable name for our organization.”

We here, however, are at a distinct disadvantage because we are deliberating in full view of the general public, some of which hopes we are unsuccessful. That future group will be able to adopt a name after private deliberation, secure it in a legal manner and then present it with a platform.

…will lead inevitable to several parties in the US. I'm thinking that might really be a good thing.

The number of parties will be insignificant, only two (or worse, one) will have the resources to influence the outcome, see the 12th A. As an extension of this point, it can be argued Ross Perot may have caused a loss but, if so, it was by a party that was caught napping.

On the other hand, the significance of a failed political system will be a civil war with substantial suffering and a weakened country vulnerable to foreign threats.

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