[EternalVigilance]

Still, there is broad agreement inside the party, even among most of its Wall Streeters, that wage stagnation and economic inequality are major problems for the country and that Democrats need to make dealing with them their central purpose.

Communist wealth redistribution and fascist control of business and the economy. There it is, in black and white.

[LeeClementineKenny]

I'll never vote for Bush, or any other liberal republican under any circumstance. Our government is already too corrupt and unconstitutional at this point to be changed back by working within it's broken system. I'll work to get a Conservative nominated in the primary, but I am realistic about what can change even if we are able to get them in the White House. We failed to get a conservative nominated the last two times, so I know we're facing an uphill battle. I believe we should all work in the primaries to get someone good nominated, but it's not going to solve all our problems even if we're are victorious. If we fail at even doing that then we need to start looking for alternative ways of saving ourselves from this tyranny.

We can't restrain ourselves by working within the rules of a constitutional government that doesn't even exist anymore. The enemy of everything our founding fathers meant to create in a nation now make up a very significant portion of our massive unconstitutional government. The founders would reject them, and be appalled that we let this happen, but that's where we are now regardless. At some point we have to take the gloves off and defy these tyrants instead of trying to use constitutional law against those who have disrespected and blatantly disregarded that same constitution to create the illegitimate dictatorship we have today. I don't know what we can do to be successful at this point, but I do know what won't work. There aren't any easy answers anymore, but that's no excuse not to face our reality and look for some hard ones.