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In fact, it's the truth; you just can't see it because of your tunnel vision.

Interesting what the cut and run crowd is doing. They are disowning or cutting those off at the knees like Mike Pence and the 100 others that are working within the Party to try and turn this mess around. Yet you don't hear Mike Pence and his group calling for leaving because they know you can't accomplish something without being the majority and they know that they will never be the majority with such parties as the Constitution Party, LP, etc.

"There are more instances of the abridgment of the freedom of the people by gradual and silent encroachments of those in power than by violent and sudden usurpations." -- James Madison
Well, that's exactly what Indiana Representative Mike Pence and 100 fellow House Republicans are out to answer -- how to make the Republican Party the home of constitutionality and conservatism once again. ......

Enter the Republican Study Committee.
Founded in 1973 by Rep. Phil Crane to reinvigorate the GOP as the party of constitutional constructivism and social conservatism, the RSC became the premier mobilizing agent for House conservatives, dedicated to "a limited and Constitutional role for the federal government, a strong national defense, the protection of individual and property rights, and the preservation of traditional family values."
In 2005, Rep. Mike Pence became the Committee's chairman for the 109th Congress. He and his fellow conservatives have rallied around principles outlined in a speech last fall, "Another Time for Choosing," picking up the central theme of Ronald Reagan's famous 1964 speech "A Time for Choosing".
Today, under Pence's leadership, the RSC is the originator of the Contract with America: Renewed, created by Representatives Pence and Jeb Hensarling, with the aim of reviving the legislative agenda of Newt Gingrich's original 1994 Contract with America. It was that agenda, readers will recall, that catapulted Republicans into control of Congress for the first time in over 40 years.

Yep, the cut and run crowd can't see the forrest for the trees much less solutions to the problems that maybe workable. They'd rather stomp their feet and vote for the losing party and never have control. Damn Mike Pence and those working within the party to try and be effective.

youre exactly right.

Chaffee is 20 points ahead of his democratic challenger. Olympia Snowe has a 70% approval rating.

It is Santorum and Talent who are losing.

If the "dead enders" get their way, the message the GOP will learn will be to move to the center, not the right. Afterall Santorum will have lost and Chaffee will have won a 20 point victory. What else could be more clear?

"Workable?" Surely you're kidding.

Workable=compromise, which, as we all know, is kryptonite to the unappeasables.