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This is about having people in place for a decade not just 4 to 8 years as the President

Do you realize that as of late last year, the GoP only had 29% of all registered voters?

When the GoP allowed the RINOs to take over the party, it has simply chased away solid party voters like myself. I'm never voted Dem -- and won't start...but I'm switching from the GoP to the Constitution Party.

That 29% -- with a liberal at the helm (like Romney) -- will greatly lower the % pool of overall registered voters that the GoP has...this year...and even more so if Romney loses.

You can't point fingers at those looking square in the face of the future extinction of the GoP who are scurrying elsewhere for new associations.

I mean, if I wanted to vote for somebody to the left of LBJ, I'd have gone Dem long ago.

If the RINOs in charge of the GoP really were interested in "having people in place...for a decade" -- it wouldn't be decimating its base.

Evangelicals constituted 34% of the entire electorate in 2010...that's not just 34% of the GOP -- but 34% of the entire electorate...

I am telling Evangelicals: Run elsewhere...'cause the Gop is going the way of the Whigs.