[RKBA Democrat]

We have no choice but to fight. 40% plus of the population identifies with the opposition as it is currently comprised. Kissing off that large of a portion of the populace is simply not feasible.

In my view, last Tuesday was a victory in the sense of the Battle of the Bulge. An important victory, yes. But not a final one.

Ultimately, I think conservatives have two basic choices; they can work to assist in changing the Democratic party to rework it into a loyal opposition, or they can stand around and congratulate themselves while the Democratic party retools itself into a sort of Fedayeen Michael Moore.

I'm optimistic, and time will tell whether that optimisim is misplaced.

[international american]

I don't thimk your optimism is misplaced, but it will be tough to restructure, or even change the minds of the DNC.

[RKBA Democrat]

I forgot to ping you. 172 and 194.

Hope you're feeling better.

[King Prout]

Ultimately, I think conservatives have two basic choices; they can work to assist in changing the Democratic party to rework it into a loyal opposition, or they can stand around and congratulate themselves while the Democratic party retools itself into a sort of Fedayeen Michael Moore.

B I N G O

That is exactly how I see the situation.