[Absolutely Nobama]

I wish there was an easy answer to all of this. But there isn’t.

I, like you, am a lifelong Republican. Other than voting for Pat Buchanan in 2000 (a youthful error to say the very least), I have always voted for the “-R”. That means I’ve voted for the likes of the boring Bob Dole, Juan McLame, Mitt Trotsky, and all the rest. I can’t do that in good conscience anymore. I no longer have the will to vote for our guy because he’s better than the other guy by a razor thin margin.

[867V309]

I wish there was an easy answer to all of this. But there isn’t.

I may be wrong, but to me the answers are evident.
2014 midterms are crucial. If the GOPe runs against the base, it WILL suffer meltdown in the general election. That will, IMHO, be the end of the GOP as we know it. Next is the 2016 GOP convention, dependent upon state party delegations. If a meltdown has occurred we should know it from the state caucuses, and storm the convention.
Best case scenario is TEA Party victory in 2014 primaries, of course.