[AmericanMade1776]

mysterio wrote: I don't see what's so difficult about this. When the GOP is the party of smaller, less intrusive government, they win. When they aren't, they lose. If you want to win, don't promote policies that grow government. If you want to lose, stay on the course you're on.

Hellooooooooooooooooooooooooo? What planet are you living on. Did you just see that someone named Barack Hussein Obama just got elected ... meaning.. more intrusive government, more taxes, more insecurity for the United States.

I think he got elected, not because of what he stands for obviously, but because he is younger. Isn't that a hoot?

Ageism defeated the Republican Party again.

[mysterio]

Obama just got elected ... meaning.. more intrusive government, more taxes, more insecurity for the United States.

Democrats running on big government platforms win. Republicans running on big government platforms lose. If a Republican wants to promote big government, that Republican should join the Democratic party. If the Republican wants to win, he or she should run on a smaller, less intrusive government platform. The candidate must also be able to sell the platform to the average voter. Reagan was able to do this. If you are not, don't run.