Is it possible that honest people, wishing to achieve the same goals, can differ about strategy?
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Thanks for asking.
who says 'they' share the same goals?
I don't see any attempts by the muddled minded middle of the roaders / moderates/ progressives here at FR content to do anything more than fake wringing their hands as the state and its bureaucracies devour more and more and provide less and less in return, only to demand even more is required. not to mention , the continued downward spiral of social norms across the board and the continued attack on the nuclear family and this is from both sides of the aisle..
It ain't easy being a conservative these days, especially in California (or at FR),, that's why so many now register as independents.. and why so many more just don't vote anymore, if they haven't moved already, many more will and soon.
Good luck to those who end up having to pay off all the debt and new debt yet to come.
I don't see any attempts by the muddled minded middle of the roaders / moderates/ progressives here at FR"
Norm there are indeed moderates here on FR. But I have found conservatives who mostly agree with me regarding issues on both sides of this strategy debate, each declaring the other is not conservative.
As for the problems in CA, they are devastating and one could see them coming twenty years ago. I wouldn't dream of moving there now.
Just before the election, some prominent conservatives stated the size of government was no longer an issue. Whether this sentiment shall continue after the recent Republican defeat remains to be seen. I surely hope not.
Nonsense! Good, honest conservatives will continue to fight the good fight and have the highest respect here at FR. Rino hunting, fifth columnist ilk are having a hard time though.