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To: D-fendr

My point, before I too leave is:

If you can’t do it within the GOP, the party with the vast majority of conservatives, you can’t do it from scratch.

Whatever the tasks, people, tactics, communication, leadership, organization, etc., they are the same. Only it takes a great deal more effort and time to do it from scratch.

Reagan didn’t leave or blame the party. I don’t think it makes any sense either.


211 posted on 05/04/2012 3:51:08 AM PDT by D-fendr (Deus non alligatur sacramentis sed nos alligamur.)
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To: D-fendr
Reagan didn’t leave or blame the party. I don’t think it makes any sense either.

Okay, to everyone now using the talking point that "Reagan did not leave the GOP, he fought to transform it and so should we" - I have a question.

Why didn't Reagan stay within the Democrat party and try reforming it from within instead of jumping parties?

The answer reveals why Conservatives cannot and should not stay within the GOP and hope in vain to change it.

Not if they want any relevant political voice in the future.

The GOP has not only left us, it has gone to war against us and foisted a near-clone of an overt Marxist upon us as the national nominee.

Principled Conservatives need to find another party and let the GOP become absorbed into the Democrat party. This nation was built from scratch, so making a new home from scratch for Conservatives is cake in comparison.

I'm done being a battered wife voter for the adulterous GOP.

216 posted on 05/04/2012 4:49:17 AM PDT by INVAR ("Fart for liberty, fart for freedom and fart proudly!" - Benjamin Franklin)
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