[Born to Conserve]

I want a third party. A conservative party. I want conservative congressmen and candidates to quit the R and D parties and join this third, conservative party. I want it now.

[submarinerswife]

I want conservative congressmen and candidates to quit the R and D parties and join this third, conservative party. I want it now.

You'll get it after I get a pony that poops $1000 bills. I want it now!

[Bruce Campbells Chin]

I want a third party. A conservative party. I want conservative congressmen and candidates to quit the R and D parties and join this third, conservative party. I want it now.

The problem you've got is that there aren't enough Americans who satisfy your definition of conservative to support such a party.

The painful reality is that the "GOP Elite" didn't cast all those votes for Romney. Lots of regular Republicans did. If a conservative majority truly existed, Obama wouldn't be the President, and Romney wouldn't be the nominee.

Personally, I think our best chance of success is to keep fighting within the party rather than marginalizing ourselves by moving out. But that's a choice we'll all have to make as individuals.