Division on the right is always created by the frustrated right who lose patience and start trashing those in office who are trying to do something and fail. If immediate success is not achieved they trash those who try and fail. It is very counter productive. It teaches politicians not to try. The media unites the Right. It is the frustrated right that divides us.
The media can be beaten. Lots of people on the right have done so. But even the congress, a president, and a governor can't beat the combination of the left, the media, the RINOs, and the impatient right wing. Frustrated right wingers who demand that laws be broken drive the 20 percent in the center to the other side. They give the RINOs a valid reason to desert the conservative cause. Giving the frustrated right a loud voice just convinces reasonable people that the right is made up of dangerous law breakers. Reasonable people draw the conclusion that under no circumstances should such people be allowed to gain power.
The sad part is it tars all of us with that radical brush. The opinion formerly held by Sean Hannity is not a rare opinion of FR. It is what many believe. If I may quote Grandpa, if one goes to bed with the dogs one wakes up with flees.
I have never read anything that made me angrier than the trashing of Jeb and George W. Bush on Free Republic.
The staffs of Congressmen and Senators who know of the coming march have no doubt warned them of of running afoul of the Free Republic posters. My experience tells me they will advise them to be polite but not to get involved in any way. They will point out the nearly free ride Senators Chaffee, Snowe, McCain and other RINO Republicans got when they blocked strong enough legislation to save Terri's life.
The lesson we have taught elected officials is it is better to kill in the dark than to try to save life in the sunlight.
It will be interesting to see what impact the Free Republic March for Justice has. I wish it much success, but the odds are stacked against it.
BarbraStreisand. The RINOs will desert the cause on a whim.