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For the record: As critical as I feel compelled to be of the GOP's leadership right now, I still don't support the Constitution Party; primarily due to what I consider to be their totally wrong-headed position vis a vis the War.

I am and will always remain a republican, small 'r', but feel more each day the the Republican Party has seriously lost its way because of the power held by party hacks and liberals who have no conscience and hold to no principle but winning and holding power.

Where the Republican party sucks, especially in California is that there isn't enough grass roots people coming up with any curb appeal.
Maybe it is the nature of politics that to have a lifespan you can't have a spine, but it sure seems as bad as the Democrats are, they don't lack nerve and the Republicans need to get NERVE.

There is a chance to totally change the landscape politically of this country and the Republicans appear to me to be afraid.

The fear suggest they are still manned by mostly amateurs in the consulting area.

The party does need work, but I don't believe it is corrupt like the Democrats in anyway.

"For the record: As critical as I feel compelled to be of the GOP's leadership right now, I still don't support the Constitution Party; primarily due to what I consider to be their totally wrong-headed position vis a vis the War.

I am and will always remain a republican, small 'r', but feel more each day the the Republican Party has seriously lost its way because of the power held by party hacks and liberals who have no conscience and hold to no principle but winning and holding power."

I think the biggest problem is a lack of perspective. People like CP and LP members are fun and all, but at the same time make up about 1% of the population. Philosophically, I probably agree with them 100% and am probably even more of a "small government" fellow than they are. Unfortunately, such people want things to be just as they want them to be. Unfortunately, 98% of the population does not want things the way that the 1 or 2% does, shocking, I know. We are still fortunate to have what we have here in America and not be France, or Britian, or any of the others. It took 200 years to turn us into the state we are currently in, reverting back won't happen overnight.