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To: PlainOleAmerican
You too, should read the entire column before commenting...

I read the article. My comment was in support of Vaquero. The GOP has lost its focus yet is unwilling to reclaim its prior crown of conservatism. Much like the Big 3 automakers, bankruptcy may be the only answer.

The author (ironically enough from Canada) is quite correct, yet is naive enough to believe that the GOP will rise again. Only if true conservatives regain the seat of power within the GOP would this ever happen. This last election showed just how engrained liberal Republicans are within the party. McCain was NEVER the conservative's choice and we accepted his nomination because of how the system is set up. To change the beast now requires so much of an herculean effort, that it may never be accomplished.

Best to start anew.

15 posted on 04/13/2009 7:43:08 AM PDT by rjsimmon (1-20-2013)
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To: rjsimmon

You are not very good at important research... The author is American, published in Canada.

You also lack strategic skills... In case you haven’t noticed, dividing the GOP left the door wide open for the DNC, now completely controlled by DSAUSA, just like our country.

Maybe the funky water has reached your area? You lack the power to take control of YOUR party, but have the power to build and control a new one from the ground up in time to stop the daily assault on all things American?

50-some third parties already exist in America and not one of them has ever been successful on the national stage...

If conservatives don’t get smarter than this soon, I will need some of whatever you are smoking...


24 posted on 04/13/2009 7:52:23 AM PDT by PlainOleAmerican
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