[SoConPubbie]

Maybe it's the circles we move in online and the people we talk to on the Internet that aren't representative of typical Republican voters, the 47% of the population that voted Republican last time, or the 50% that would have to go that way again for the GOP to win.

Or maybe it's the 100 million plus of American Citizens eligible to vote who did not in the last two elections????

You know the ones... The ones not really given a choice when a Socialist (Obama) and a Progressive Liberal(Mitt Romney) were running against each other.

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And everybody who didn't vote was a conservative?

From the data I've seen nonvoters don't break down much differently from voters, except that they're less committed to politics in general.

For every person who didn't vote because Romney wasn't conservative enough, there must have been many more for whom that wouldn't have made a difference.

[stephenjohnbanker]

” Or maybe it’s the 100 million plus of American Citizens eligible to vote who did not in the last two elections????

You know the ones... The ones not really given a choice when a Socialist (Obama) and a Progressive Liberal(Mitt Romney) were running against each other. “

The GOPe, establishment Republicans don’t want to win. Otherwise, why did they back McCain & Romney, who couldn’t possibly win, because too many conservatives would not vote for them? If Cruz somehow manages to make it to the top, the Chamber of Amnesty/GOPe will try to destroy him. I’m for Cruz, or nobody.