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Conservatives are still focused on stopping liberals. A lot of those liberals are in the GOP.

True. Why should we not consider that many in the GOP are no less than plants who infiltrated the party for the expressed purpose to moving it leftward?

Look at, for example, John McCain. We know he considered jumping parties in 2000 after his primary defeat. We know he asked to be John Kerry's running mate in 2004, but Kerry turned him down. We know he wanted Joe Lieberman as his VP candidate in 2008, but his advisers warned against that. We know he considers the Tea Party/conservative element of the party to be wacko birds. We know he thinks Hillary Clinton would make a good president. We know he didn't consider Obama a threat to the American culture. And the list goes on...

“. . .We know he didn’t consider Obama a threat to the American culture. And the list goes on...”

We know he was owned by Charles Keating in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s. We know the only reason he wasn’t tried and convicted by the Bush I Justice Department for doing Keating’s bidding was John Glenn. Glenn was one of the other Senators controlled by Keating and the federal government didn’t want to put the first American astronaut to orbit the earth on trial.

We know his “maverick” personality is all about sucking up to the media so he will be invited on the Sunday talk shows. We know he supports Muslim terrorists in Syria. We know he favors amnesty for illegals despite strong opposition of the citizens of the state he represents. We know he was not fit to be president and had he been elected in the midst of the financial crisis of 2008 his one term presidency would have been an even worse disaster than George W. Bush’s second term.