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I am in line with you. I want a conservative like Jindal, like Palin, conservatives who support life, support our country, support our borders, support smaller government over bigger government which ultimately should lead to lower taxes and less government in my life on a day to day basis.

My comment originally was meant to provoke some discussion about the “hatred” and venom and those are strong words, for Mitt Romney. I never said I supported him, I wanted to know why so many Freepers have such feelings for somebody who is more like them than 90% of Congress. I don’t agree with all his positions but he should be allowed to be part of the party and we should continue to fight him on life, security and taxes including healthcare if he isn’t providing a conservative position. Disagree with him and be vocal about it. But, Please don’t be so hateful as nobody is deserving of that.

I have similar views to you on President George HW Bush. Jack Kemp might have been a better choice as successor to Ronald Reagan. We will never know. John McCain was selected by liberals from out of state in the primaries in NH and Iowa because they were open. I supported him after he became the candidate opposing 0bama. In the last days, his message didn’t come through clearly and there was voter fraud that gave 0bama as much as 3 million votes (could be much more with Acorn being extremely well financed). The GOP needs to close its primaries and let the process work properly with citizens of the state and the party voting. Nobody else.

Remember that the GOP got just uncer 50% of the general vote in the election of 2008. In 2004, the GOP won the White House, the Senate, and a majority in Congress. We as conservatives have allowed the media to define our ultimate demise that is not going to happen. We need to define our positions, not as the party of “NO” but how we are different from the liberals currently driving the bus off the cliff. Leaders in the Senate, in Congress and among State legislators need to be vocal and clearly oppose the lies 0bama continues to spout.

More Americans identify themselves as conservatives than liberal. Lets not forget that and keep fighting the good fight without tearing people apart. As much as I hate what 0bama is doing to our country, I don’t hate the man. He is virtually 100% wrong on everything he is doing but I don’t hate him. Lets not be hateful in our disagreement with anybody, but thoughtful and vocal with the truth.

“We as conservatives have allowed the media to define our ultimate demise that is not going to happen.”

We still need to force the R party back into our (Conservatives) direction - because, as you point out, we really do have electoral might. People can argue all they want about the Conservative demise or the liberal ascendency (which is utterly fraudulent and constructed out of lied and media delusions - but, still, has a little bit of steam as much as lies and delusions go).

To force the R party back into our direction though, we *must* have candidates at the ready to oppose RINOs and lefties in any particular race. We need to cultivate a culture of Conservative voices in all the states. We need to work both inside and outside (AIP, Independents) the R party to force them to understand that we are the electoral power for them - and nothing else.

“As much as I hate what 0bama is doing to our country, I don’t hate the man. He is virtually 100% wrong on everything he is doing but I don’t hate him. Lets not be hateful in our disagreement with anybody, but thoughtful and vocal with the truth.”

I agree with you about hate. I will say dear leader's and Emmanuel's tactics are completely cynical, born out of cynical Saul Alinsky chaos agitation mindset, speaking publicly about caring for the poor, whilst living opulent caviar style Soviet thuggery leadership lives - he and his wife and living off the backs of both the poor and the gainfully employed everywhere, never holding legitimate producing or value creating jobs. There is plenty to despise about Marxist agitators - their phony, false lying. Yeah, I don't hate him I suppose, like I hate murderers like Stalin...mmm hmmm...But he and his ilk have a cynical self and socialist interest in mind for our hard work and sweat equity - and there's a lot to hate about that.

I am in line with you. I want a conservative like Jindal, like Palin, conservatives who support life, support our country, support our borders, support smaller government over bigger government which ultimately should lead to lower taxes and less government in my life on a day to day basis.

Okay, good.

My comment originally was meant to provoke some discussion about the “hatred” and venom and those are strong words, for Mitt Romney. I never said I supported him, I wanted to know why so many Freepers have such feelings for somebody who is more like them than 90% of Congress. I don’t agree with all his positions but he should be allowed to be part of the party and we should continue to fight him on life, security and taxes including health care if he isn’t providing a conservative position. Disagree with him and be vocal about it. But, Please don’t be so hateful as nobody is deserving of that.

Whether you, I, or others like it, Mitt is having to deal with the situation we find ourself in these days. We just went through an election (Nov., 2008) where a Democrat(R) was able to defeat all comers, to block a true Conservative from becoming the standard bearer of the Republican party. Then the jackass who did become the standard bearer was so bad, and so shameless, that he brought on board someone to help him win, he could control after January 20th, 2009. Many here are very bitter about that, about the Republican leadership in general, and the prospect of EVER seeing a repeat. If you think it's bad now, wait until 2011. I pity any moderates that scheme to become our standard bearer in 2012. They're going to get their asses handed to them in short order, and I'll be here to make sure that takes place.

I have similar views to you on President George HW Bush. Jack Kemp might have been a better choice as successor to Ronald Reagan. We will never know. John McCain was selected by liberals from out of state in the primaries in NH and Iowa because they were open. I supported him after he became the candidate opposing 0bama. In the last days, his message didn’t come through clearly and there was voter fraud that gave 0bama as much as 3 million votes (could be much more with Acorn being extremely well financed). The GOP needs to close its primaries and let the process work properly with citizens of the state and the party voting. Nobody else.

While I read this paragraph with some agreement, there is one point that stands out to me, that I must address.

I don't believe it's accurate at all to state that McCain's message didn't come through. John's message was crystal clear to everyone. The problem for John was that there was a guy much more to the liberal's liking, so why would they ever go for a guy that would only give them 70% of what they wanted? The 'moderates' (read that consummate leftists) in our party have never understood one simple fundamental law of nature.

If you can have 100% of what you want for the same price as 70% of what you want, why would you opt for the 70% model?

We have these people in our party that spend their adult lives making choices like a Democrat. Then they decide it's time to run for President, so they package themselves as middle of the road moderates. Truth be told, the Republican party is considerably left of center these days, and yet these candidates try to make it look like they are moderates, somewhere between the radical right and the radical left. Instead they are left of the party as a whole, and the party as a whole (leadership wise), is already left of center. This makes them farther left than that, someone out in limbo land way left of center. And while they still claim to be moderate, they none the less bring on board someone like Palin because down deep they know damn well how far left they are. But don't you as a voter dare come up with that same conclusion. That would make you a hater.

I literally hate what these folks stand for, and the jellyfish machinations they go through to try to pull the wool over the yes of the Republican rank and file.

Remember that the GOP got just uncer 50% of the general vote in the election of 2008. In 2004, the GOP won the White House, the Senate, and a majority in Congress. We as conservatives have allowed the media to define our ultimate demise that is not going to happen. We need to define our positions, not as the party of “NO” but how we are different from the liberals currently driving the bus off the cliff. Leaders in the Senate, in Congress and among State legislators need to be vocal and clearly oppose the lies 0bama continues to spout.

The Republican won both branches of Congress in 1994. They held it until 2006. During that time we had a Democrat and then a Republican president. And the 'moderates' controlled the Republican party from 2000 to 2006, so very little progress was made. And that's basically the model for how it goes for those who want to return to our founding principles.

Both parties have served to defeat that return. I waited my whole life to see Republicans gain power. And then I watched as the Republican leadership refused to enforce our immigration laws. It refused to build back up our military to the two theater level of preparedness. It refused to get the mortgage regulations back in check. It refused to clean up our Education in any meaningful way. It refused to take real measures to protect our gun rights. It refused to make it very difficult to destroy the life within pregnant women. The list is very long, the one that reveals how many things we failed to take action on, when we had the chance.

Moderates had their way. So yes, if you think some of us are bitter about 'moderates', and what they have done to our party, well..., you're right. We are.

More Americans identify themselves as conservatives than liberal. Lets not forget that and keep fighting the good fight without tearing people apart. As much as I hate what 0bama is doing to our country, I don’t hate the man. He is virtually 100% wrong on everything he is doing but I don’t hate him. Lets not be hateful in our disagreement with anybody, but thoughtful and vocal with the truth.

I don't necessarily hate Obama. I do hate what he is doing. When it comes to Bill and Hillary Clinton, I am more disgusted than anything else. Our moderates refused to remove him from office for valid reasons. In fact the House that brought articles of impeachment, chose ones that were sure to fail. He had committed obvious criminal acts. Those were conveniently left out of the articles. And then the 'moderates' in the Senate refused to hold a trial.

The problem with your admonition about us being vocal with the truth is that when we are, it is depicted as hate. And it disappoints me greatly to see folks on our own side agree that it is.