[Theodore R.]

the economy, but that’s not what the voters’ most immediate priority now.

Howard Baker said practically these same words in 1981, and we got Sandra Day O’Connor a few months later.

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Then get a candidate that could win against Romney so your priority get attention. Oh, I forgot. You tried and failed. I've said several times and will repeat this again. Romney winning the nomination is not the sign of his campaign's success. It's the sign of conservatives' failure. RINO will always part of the party, but they count only about 30-35% of the members. That conservatives failed to coalesce around one candidate with their 60% votes show their weakness.

Make yourself useful, prepare a conservative candidate that can be accepted by all stripes of conservatives. Forget about RINO. Try to convince fellow conservatives. If your candidate cannot even persuade fellow conservatives to vote for him/her in the primaries, don't dream about winning the general election. More importantly, stop behave like whinny liberals. "Woe of me...! RINO wronged me!"