[SolitaryMan]

I'm just more pragmatic than you, I see how Washington works. How a political party is never going to be a monolithic block of right-minded people. There are some good conservatives in the GOP and then there are some RINOs. My goal is to get rid of the liberals and RINOs in Washington. You only see 2 branches of government, there are 3. You never consider the harm of keeping liberal, activist judges on the bench.

You’d just rather keep taking your potshots at the GOP, suck away some votes from good conservative candidates and maintain your status as a marginal party. You can only count your victories by how many democrats your help elect.

[realpatriot71]

You’d just rather keep taking your potshots at the GOP, suck away some votes from good conservative candidates and maintain your status as a marginal party.

Look, when the GOP stops behaving like big government facists, I'll stop taking pot shots. The government has seen some of it's largest expansions under the "conservative" watch. When I see the GOP begin acting like a Constittuoinal form of government matters, then I'll stop taking pot shots.

You can only count your victories by how many democrats your help elect.

It's like I said. I'm not too terribly concerned as long as niether GOP nor the Dems has a majority. Stalemate is nice. Because passed legislation by either party is going to result in bigger government. As long as you guys spend all your time bickering and no time getting anything done that means government is not expanding. Suits me fine in the absence of people who really care about the a Constitutional form of governemnt in Congress.