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We need to work on increasing the number of committed conservative people, through personal activism and one-on-one contact with those around us. Anonymous contact works great, via t-shirts and bumper stickers. The organization of like-minded people into parties and other groups -- e.g., church communities -- will follow naturally. This is a bottom-up, grass-roots strategy, but one that succeeds over time. Indeed, without this strategy, one is left with another dysfunctional political movement, 'led' from above, without any real commitment form anybody.

During the 60's, the leftist wing of the democrat party was not dominant. It became that way by osmosis, by one person influencing another. That is the approach that republicans/conservatives need to follow (and believe in) now.