The Conservative Movement hasn’t failed. In all instances in my lifetime we have been outnumbered. Even in the best circumstances with Presidents like Reagan and Bush (and admit it they have been better than any of the others in the past fifty years) and Republicans in control of Congress the liberals and moderates have been able to slow or stop Conservative initiatives over and over because our side lacked the votes.
In the 2006 elections we lost several good voting Conservatives like George Allen and Rick Santorum because Conservatives didn’t show up at the polls to support them. Hand wringing negativism and “take my ball and go home” attitudes contributed to that failure to go and vote.
There are too many here on Free Republic that seem eager to see the left take over completely next year thinking it would pave the path for our return in the next cycle. But what if we don’t? Imagine four years of Hillary appointing Federal Judges or Hussein negotiating with Imanutjob to allow the Persians to have nuclear weapons. Imagine that with crooked elections and gerrymandering the left stays in charge for the next 50 years. Surely you don’t really believe that giving up even an inch to the left is a good strategic move?
Surely you don’t really believe that giving up even an inch to the left is a good strategic move?
There is no longer a strategic move.
The left HAS won.
Mccain/Romney/Hillery/Obama, all lead to the same place, a multicultural, pluralistic amnesty society, with a denuded military/ its all the same wine, only the flavor varies.
These prigs do not care wht the public wants. They have their own personal agendas. And they have no interest in conservative voters as a defined electorate. And without that defined electorate, The Republicans have spelled their own doom, whether its for 4 years or 50. Its beyond conservative reach to change it.
Checkmate.