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If we continue to allow the Republican Party to exist as a branch of the DNC, no. If we put the Republican Party on notice, and stick with it, perhaps.

There’s an effort being fronted by some people to vote every single Congressman out next November. They are also trying to get people to vote every Senator up for re-election out over the next three cycles, starting in 2010.

If that were to take place, and we were to get a decent Conservative in the White House, it would only be a start.

There have been so many leftists ensconced in the Washington, D.C. infrastructure, that the elected officials actually have a hard time getting everything acted upon even if it is passed. A leftist bureaucrat can really throw a wrench in the process if they drag their feet on things they can affect.

Then there’s the states.

This sounds impossible, and it may be next to impossible. For as long as the Republican Party can drag it’s feet on returning to core principles, it will be. Remember my comments about leftist bureaucrats above? Read that the Republican Party at least in part.

It’s blatantly clear what this nation needs. For the time being, they are having very little of it.

Getting rid of the leftist bureaucrats is job one IMO.