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To: KoRn; All
I don't yet believe the electorate is in a place where the general angst among the voters and disapproval with the [D]ems instantly translate to votes for [R]epublicans.

Maybe not, but it certainly translates to votes against the Dems, so the GOP stands to be the beneficiary where third party candidates aren't a factor. Strong third party candidates could inadvertently be a life saver for the 'Rats. That should be a motivator for the GOP to nominate candidates who can attract Tea Party types and make it counterproductive for third party candidates to enter particular races.

I don't see any need for one particular GOP "leader" to emerge. This is not a presidential election. It's more dependent on issues than on personalities.

17 posted on 02/24/2010 6:02:03 PM PST by justiceseeker93
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To: justiceseeker93
"trong third party candidates could inadvertently be a life saver for the 'Rats. That should be a motivator for the GOP to nominate candidates who can attract Tea Party types and make it counterproductive for third party candidates to enter particular races."

I totally agree. The republicans MUST get on the bandwagon with REAL small government conservatism, else they will be EXTREMELY vulnerable to a 3rd party. "Compassionate Conservatism"(big government conservatism) needs to be put to rest RIGHT NOW. Dead, over, and done, never to come back again.

19 posted on 02/24/2010 6:16:02 PM PST by KoRn (Department of Homeland Security, Certified - "Right Wing Extremist")
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