They’d have my vote. I haven’t voted for the GOP since 1996. I vote Libertarian whenever I can. But I”m more of a conservative than a libertarian, so Tea Party would work for me.
We need a third party. I was hoping the TEA Party movement could infiltrate and take over the the Republican Party. But the GPO/RNC firewalled us and the Obama IRS cut off our legs.
We seriously need to start a third party, constitutional conservatives. The mantra that third parties are spoilers is no longer true when both major parties have become idiots. If we can’t right the wrongs through the ballot box, I fear a messy revolution where the outcome could be a disaster for all.
When Paul Ryan seemed to be a thrifty budget wonk we in Wisconsin loved him. His position on the illegal amnesty/open borders immigration bill shows he is really a big government, big business toady who can’t be trusted. Most of the GOP has failed conservatives, we need to form a third party.
All that is needed is for the Tea Party to further “infiltrate” the Republican party. Why start our own rolodex when we can take theirs and kick bums like McCain to the curb!
Only if you want hillary as President for the next 8 years!!!
If that happens I won’t have a chance to vote for a President until I’m 90 and I don’t know if I will last that long!!
“House Speaker John Boehner raise his freshly laundered white flag of surrender time and time again.”
Time for an ultimatum — if Cantor replaces Bone-head, then we leave! We want a CONSERVATIVE speaker who doesn’t lick the blood off of Obamma’s boots.
Splitting the conservative vote. What a wonderful, constructive idea.
Form a conservative political party separate from the current RINO Party? Yes. I’m ready! Let’s roll.
First thing: the new party, whatever it calls itself, should VOLUNTARILY commit to term limits: one term for the Senate, one term for the House. Term limits for state and local government should be agreed to also.
These gentlemen seem sincere, however, once in Washington, the temptation is overwhelming and the reward, too great. How many politicians will turn down the chance at becoming a millionaire for doing nothing but voting yes or no? They can set their families up for generations just by cutting a deal with the farmers, or the manufacturers, or the solar industry, or the oil and gas guys, or the unions, et al.
POWER AND MONEY GET THEM ALL, SOONER OR LATER. We need Cincinnatus and George Washington: Men who do their job for a specific period of time, then go back to the farm. We need citizens to do this, not more CAREER POLITICIANS.