[seekthetruth]

Per usual, I agree with you totally!!

I for one will back with everything that is in me the Republican candidate who wins the Republican nomination! NO MATTER WHO IT IS! YES, no matter who it is!

My sweet hubby and I were sitting just 20 feet in front of Andrew Breitbart when he said the following in 2012, before the Republican nominee was known for the 2012 election:
“Anyone that’s willing to stand next to me to fight the Progressive left, I will be in that bunker, and if you’re not in that bunker because you’re not satisfied with this candidate, more than shame on you, you’re on the other side.”
Andrew passed away before the 2012 election, but as he looked down from heaven I know he was dissapointed in those conservatives who stayed home and/or refused to vote for the 2012 Republican Nominee. They did not help us fight the Progressive/Marxist/Left!

I think many who profess to want another Reagan, are not quite familiar with the “all” of Reagan.

Reagan’s 11th Commandment:
“Thou shalt not speak ill of any fellow Republican”

[MinuteGal]

Excellent post...spot on!

Leni

[arthurus]

Fortunately I am not stuck in that rut. I have no “fellow” Republicans, not being one such myself. From outside here that 11th Commandment looks to be terribly one way. Most of the campaign money spent by the Gopes is to trash conservative Republicans and last time around most of the candidates got into the same mode. Republican voices and Republican money will be used to the maximum extent to bury Conservative Republicans. If there is any left over it will be spent not trying to actually get elected.

[DeaconRed]

I agree with you

[Resettozero]

“Anyone that’s willing to stand next to me to fight the Progressive left, I will be in that bunker, and if you’re not in that bunker because you’re not satisfied with this candidate, more than shame on you, you’re on the other side.”

Breitbart, if he said this, was wrong. The Republicans you have been electing are complicit with the Democrats in maintaining the Party's power at all costs. They're not fighting the other Party over principle or ideology any longer. And it's been a while since they have.

Vote Constitutional conservative only.

[i_robot73]

I believe we all know the 11th Commandment...and it is surely misplaced.

No ill words would allow Cryer and Gobbler to continue to act as king, go-along-to-get-along without repercussions. No thanks.

WHEN (if) the GOP were to ever nominate someone whom would do ANYTHING to reduce the size of gov’t, focus and FOLLOW the Constitution, then and ONLY then, would I even think of voting for ‘em.

Actions over words. There’s no reason to believe, because of a letter of party affiliation, they are owed any seat at the table of power....my vote belongs to NO Man whom does not earn it.

[alstewartfan]

There was an unspoken corollary: “once the nomination process is over.” But today, with the Boehners and McConnells and McCains of the world despising us, it’s impossible to bite our tongues. Bob

[ExSoldier]

I would have joined in that sentiment but only before Bush #41. With that election and those that followed, the Republican brand changed so that it nearly mirrors that of the Democrats. Squishy lite conservative won't even remotely begin to "fix" the debacle that our nation has become. That's why I left the party three years ago, this month.