[Poohbah]

Sorry but the "conspiracy people" are in general the far left folks right now, not the far right.

And the conspiracy folks on the far right aren't making as much money as they used to, and would really like to have a leftist back in the Oval Office.

People like Michael Moore who claims the Bush family is in league with Osama Bin Laden.

So do some of the far right folks like Alex Jones.

Bottom line, the upcoming election is going to be about who is most committed to our nation's security. All the field of Democratic hopefuls have proven they are living in the Pre-Sept 11th, 2001 world.

Which leaves the unappeasable right out in the cold, and they don't like it overmuch. So they're trying to create a split in the conservative movement.

[miloklancy]

"And the conspiracy folks on the far right aren't making as much money as they used to, and would really like to have a leftist back in the Oval Office."

Show me the numbers. I think you are exaggerating here. I have never seen anything that would point to far right commentators making it big financial when a Dem is in the White House versus when a Republican is. In fact many conservative commentators have had success writing pieces on the current War On Terror.

[FairOpinion]

It seems like the GOP has a death wish.

Remember, people at this reatreat weren't the far out third party "so-called conservatives", but Republicans.

Apparently they don't like to have a Republican president and Republican Congress, they would like to go back to the days, when they were a minority and the Dems rolled right over them.

It boggles the mind. Looks like the Democrats are smarter, they focus on winning, while the Republicans are trying to make sure they don't.

[sauropod]

You ain't no conservative, pal.