The fact you seem to ignore or perhaps don’t know is that conservatives could not muster the raw political power to prevail to nominate a candidate.
I knew what was going to happen because I could see irrational conservatives right here beating their chests about their principles and dividing the conservative vote on issues that have fallen out of the mainstream.
It is fashionable, even doctrinaire consensus among many , to blame the GOPe. In reality, fragmented conservatives touting their own special interests that lost.
Unless conservatives can drop the nonsense and coalesce around the most conservative candidate, likely a governor, we will lose again.
Here is the Drudge poll...... conservatives seem to be flocking to the conservative candidate......
He will be beat black and blue by tomorrow by the sanctimonious self righteous here that view life through a paper towel tube
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YOUR VOTE FOR REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE
Bush5%10,971 votes
Carson7%16,781 votes
Christie2%3,549 votes
Cruz14%32,038 votes
Fiorina<1%1,092 votes
Huckabee1%3,466 votes
Palin4%8,229 votes
Paul13%29,149 votes
Perry2%3,801 votes
Rubio4%9,017 votes
Santorum1%1,754 votes
Trump1%3,370 votes
Walker47%109,404 votes
232,621 Total Votes
Posted yesterday.
Agreed. But that just means that whoever DOES get elected is probably just the lesser of evils. If I don't stand on principle, I won't stand for anything. I refuse to hold my nose and vote for the lesser of evils. I've been doing that for the better part of 20 some odd years. All it does is push the party further to the left. That may be ok with you, but it's the very antithesis of everything I stand for and believe, and I refuse to do it any longer.