Ping to a Republican-American Editorial.
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Conservative districts may well get a "Conservative Party," going, and even slip in a candidate or two. But conservatives will never get in on the RINO-DEMO incumbent action, i.e., never be able to bring home the bacon to their constituents (as Crook Murtha and Senile KKK Krook Byrd consistently do, which gets them re-elected). Neither will they be present in sufficient number to even slow down the statist juggernaut.
The inherent weakness in Conservatism is that it requires economically stable, politically literate, and somewhat sophisticated voters. This political commodity, upon which good government of a republic depends, is in ever-diminishing supply. As present senior generations die off, and the new Latino demographic component approaches 100 million, the republic as you know it will change into something else over the rest of this century.
That's the "Change" BHO, Jr. is talking about. "Constitution," you say? Hmmm?
Thanks for the ping Graybeard.
Seems to me the Socialist/Democrats are stacking the deck with strategic moves intended to thwart the electoral process in America for many an election cycle to come.
Their arrogance and disrespect for the First Law of our land, the Constitution allows them to proceed without remorse.
Their arrogance and disrespect for the people of this land allows them to proceed without remorse.
Their legislations are dictates, and their rhetoric is condescension. There is no negotiating with tyranny.
There is the possibility they will cause their own “Let them eat cake” moment in history. For every action there is a reaction. Perhaps we shall see.
The longer they remain in power, time goes by, memories fade, and the survivalist in humanity becomes the focus. Whatever we do for ourselves today is what will be there for posterity.
We have to regard this moment in American history with the urgency the situation requires, and we must be extremely correct in what we do.
There are costs involved.
I sincerely believe the costs are too high to persue the course towards a third party.