1. Stop voting for traitorous, back stabbing R's, simply because they have an "R" next to their name
That's mine as well. Of course, I'm assuming mind-reading status if I observe that many simply refuse to see that as an alternative. They ONLY see the "alternative" of playing a losers' game with the Republican primary set-up and protocol that makes it virtually impossible to nominate a true representative in the vain hope that they'll overcome it this time. They present ZERO plan if their first plan, of "taking over the GOP," fails and the "plan" is then to vote for a leftist Republican because he's supposed to be better than the leftist Democrat and it's the only way to vote "against" the Democrat.
That makes two honest respondents - they do not believe that the voting box will result in the desired results. I can understand and respect that the plans have nothing to do with even a delaying/holding action at the ballot box, but will require the people reaching a tipping point to where they demand their Freedom and Representative Constitutional Republic back.
The People must take enough interest to DEMAND the government stay within its Constitutional bounds or be replaced - despite the ballot boxes, as an option the Founders considered valid and likely to be required.
The other side masses protesters and keeps up a constant assault on Freedom - what can we do to counter their organizations and start making progress for our side of the ideology? A few here have said they refuse to be "organized" (become a follower of any movement that subsumes their individuality for the cause) and become part of a bloc that might exert pressure. Does the Tea Party fill the bill or should there be other tentacles of movements? Does anyone have experience about organizing real movements? Our side seems to have more ideas than activism - how can we become a semi-unified activist series of organizations? We seem to have a bunch of folks who are loathe to be followers but also have no grass-roots leaders to get behind. What might it take?