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The problem with third parties are that ten years from now,when they are beginning to become viable if we still have a country, we will be looking to remove the rinos who infiltrate that one.

We have to let the rinos know there is a war and they will get killed,politically, if they keep it up,selling out to the left.

The dems make it very uncomfortable for anyone who doesn't follow the communist line we need to do the same thing for anyone who shreds our Constitution or deserts our party.

Forget the GOP.
They are liars and offer a false dream
but ONLY the death of the Republic.

The GOP helped Obama.
The GOP helps Obama.
Everyone who helps the GOP helps Obama.
The GOP created ObamaCARE. Then lied about it.

THEY HAVE NO REASON TO ELIMINATE IT.

“The problem with third parties are that ten years from now,when they are beginning to become viable if we still have a country, we will be looking to remove the rinos who infiltrate that one.”

It certainly is a very difficult path but one that History shows to be possible. Yes, it will be very HARD to be successful at that endeavor... should it come to pass. To quote a dim that actually cared for America... even though he was still a rat... President Kennedy said, “...not because they are easy, but because they are HARD”. If we can go to the Moon and return a man safely within the decade promised by Kennedy, then surely we can save America. That salvation may depend on a 3rd party. It really is up to preibus, rove, the bush clan and the Senate and House leadership... their decisions will shape what happens.

LLS

While I completely understand what you're saying, the reality is we no longer have a party, even though the majority of Republican voters consider themselves Conservatives. Instead, with few exceptions, we are given a steady diet of Faux Conservatives who regardless of their actions, are continuously reelected under the “lesser of two evils” belief. Add to that the ones who either lie about their ideology while campaigning or are corrupted by the Washington establishment once in office, and there's no chance of any representation.

I just don't see any recourse for us under this Republican Party.

As for a third party taking ten years to become viable, that's not necessarily true. Remembering recent history with Ross Perot, regardless of his motives or beliefs, he was leading in most Presidential polls as an independent in the summer of 1992 prior to self destructing his own campaign.

A successful third party wouldn't require a majority of voters. Anything close to forty percent would be successful. As over 40 percent of voters identify themselves as Conservative, with the right leader(s) and sufficient financial support, it is possible.