[John Leland 1789]

It is a good interview.

Better, though, to have a "nationalist" ('borders,' 'language,' 'culture') wing rise up within the Republican Party (if that is not what the Tea Party actually is), to challenge and oust the elites.

I have never seen a list of names, compiled for public use, of those considered the "Republican Establishment."

We guess at a half dozen of them, but has any one ever compiled an actual list of the people who control the Republican Party at the top, behind the scenes ?

[cripplecreek]

has any one ever compiled an actual list of the people who control the Republican Party at the top, behind the scenes ?

The republican national committee is a good place to start making changes but its hard to get people out to state conventions where committeemen are chosen. Its a sad thing too because its probably the easiest place to make changes with only a few hundred votes.