Oh really? That attitude is what's destroying the Republican Party. And as BroJoeK pointed out, unless the Republican Party survives and wins, we will have Democrats controlling the White House and Congress for the rest of our lives. Because that's how long it would take to build a new political party in this climate that can win.
We need to reform and rebuild the GOP. The question is how we go about it.
Sorry, but you are far to optimistic.
We are already within sight, indeed history will show if we have already crossed the line, into a permanent Democrat-taker majority.
Once we have crossed that line, there's no turning back -- ever.
Our constitutionally limited Republic (Free Republic!) will be gone, and we will be just another "people's republic", "banana republic", "socialist democracy" or whatever other name you might wish to call us.
Of course, to a large degree we already are those things, but so long as life breathes in free-republican opposition, there still remains the possibility that new conservative leadership and a clear vision can return the United States from the brink of self-destruction.
That attitude is what’s destroying the Republican Party>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Thats fine by me. The sooner it is destroyed the sooner we can organize a conservative party.The Republican party rejected conservatives in 2004, 2008, and again in 2012.
We will start our own party. The Republican party does not have to be destroyed. It destroyed itself.Not only did it alienate Hispanics and minorities. It alienated ALL of its conservatives.
Now the Republic party must die. You are watching its death as we speak. Rove is destroying it as we speak. He does not know how to win elections. He lost in 2008, and he lost in 2012. Rove is a loser.
Karl Rove is just the tip of the GOP iceberg. Here in Illinois the GOP Party leader, Pat Brady, actively recruited Republicans to vote for homosexual marriage - which goes against the Illinois GOP Party platform.
Numerous calls from Republican County Central Committee Chairmen and Republican voters for him to STEP DOWN fall on deaf ears of Illinois Party leaders.
The question is how we go about it... Tell those who don't support the party platform to GO. Unfortunately, that includes most of the members of the Illinois Central Committee.
It may be too late for Republican Party.