I agree that there are only 2 'realistic' political choices today and they are both bad. The GOP must either be destroyed or suffer a major defeat for some reasonable alternative to the commie-like 2 parties of today to develop. As you may remember, the GOP had to be infiltrated for decades by conservatives before they had at least some say during Reagan years. Following Reagan, the true conservatives were replaced and their role changed from that of leaders to that of supporters - something similar to the role of Blacks in today's Demo party, where their vote is expected and taken for granted, some of their rhetoric is used when convenient and nearly nothing is given to them.
Sorry people, if you are conservatives (normal people that is) you must understand that you can no longer take over the GOP. They've learned the Reagan lesson and it won't happen again. You must leave this accursed political entity and live a dignified existence as a growing 'third party'. Today's GOP is what the Whigs used to be in the mid 1800. They must go or the country will suffer.
This is true. At election time they make some conservative grunts and attend church...Bingo the religious right in in their pocket,. They then do as they please...there in no difference in the parties..Both are influenced by the cash of the international corps(thus the open southern border and the continuing China courting)
There is no one in government that gives a D*** what happens to this country anymore..it is all about personal power and personal wealth...
8 years of Clinton wasn't enough to do it?
I will agree that GWB isn't as conservative as I'd like him to be.
I will note that there were several more conservative candidates in the primaries - I voted for one of them. However, IIRC, the Green Party ended up with more votes than all of the "Real Conservative" candidates put together. This - among other things - tells me that either the country as a whole is not very conservative right now, or the country as a whole has other problems with the conservative candidates who run.
IMO, our energy should be expended right now in changing hearts and minds of voters, so that perhaps a more conservative candidate could be elected, and in praising the conservative things that have been accomplished, rather than seeing how many criticisms we can find.