Well, that is unrealistic advice, IMHO. I am definitely a conservative, and I would like nothing more than to see all the things we talk about here on FR go our way. But I'm also pragmatic enough to know that you have to choose your battles wisely, and take the victories whenever you can. Small victories win the war, and we're definitely moving in the right direction (no pun intended). There's a hell of a lot of people in this country that lean the other way politically, and like it or not, you've got to try to win them over to our side. You can't do that with broad, sweeping changes that goes against what they've always traditionally believed.
I get in plenty of p#$sing matches here with people who take the extreme and inflexible route, who IMHO jeopardize the push toward the Right. Ivariably I am then called a liberal, bacause they are unable/unwilling to step back and try to take a more productive route. It is, I guess a great thing that so many people here are so passionate about the things that really count.
It is not a great thing, however, to spin your wheels and tick off the other people who are on your side. And it sure isn't accomplishing anything toward winning anyone else over, either.
Why not take your battles in order of the Amendments to our Constitution? How about 1 and 2? They're both under attack, and your President (whom I unfortunately voted for and contributed to) supports those attacks?
Which battles are you waiting for?
Oh, and since you've already moved to personal attacks rather than defending your position, I'd just like to add that you don't seem like much of a Conservative to me.