An Idea that may get the RNC's attention

Self | 2-6-2008 | Self

[spindoctor]

For those conservatives who feel betrayed by the Republican Party, I have just two words -- Money Talks. Write to the RNC and tell them that this year you will be sending your RNC contributions to Romney. Don't just do it. Tell the "powers that be" that you're doing it. If enough members act, I think the big boys will start getting the message.

[palmer]

I’ll just burn it and send them the ashes.

[Man50D]

I wouldn’t send money to any of the GOP candidates since none are Conservative.

[cripplecreek]

I’ll send my money to conservatives.

[loreldan]

Maybe. But it's the voters in the Republican Party who are voting for McCain. If leaders of the Republican Party chose the candidate for us your idea would work, but the idiots voting are the reason McCain looks to be the nominee.

[TADSLOS]

I’m saving my dollars to buy pesos.

[Kevmo]

Why send it to Romney, he’s just a RINO like the others. Send the GOP 50cents, stay on their rolls. Then send a bunch of money to your favorite conservative candidate. When the GOP calls asking for $$$, tell them how disappointed you are in them and don’t trust them, all your money went to conservatives. They’ll get the message.

[Perdogg]

Yes, we failed to support Fred.

[spindoctor]

The leaders have been and are continuing to ask us to support the libs in our party. They bear some culpability for the McCain disaster. They’re not innocent bystanders.

[cripplecreek]

I’m going to send some money to Duncan Hunter’s son.

[politicket]

Why in the world would I send my hard-earned money to a sodomite loving Socialist?

I'll give it to my local candidates that stand for righteousness instead.

[Cicero]

I haven’t sent the RNC any money in a dog’s age. Although they do still send me junkmail solicitations. Hope springs eternal.

No point in threatening to send it to Romney, because who knows how much longer he will last. If you want to write, just tell them you will personally choose individual conservative politicians and support them directly.

To hell with the RNC and the horse they rode in on. I hope they lay them all off.

[Sun]

Or when they call us by phone.

I haven’t contributed to the RNC for years. Instead, I contribute to conservative politicians of MY choice, not theirs. And I tell them that I am doing so.

Be polite, because these workers might agree with you - one caller seemed to agree with my husband when he told her his gripes.

[southernerwithanattitude]

I stopped sending them money after the amnesty sham and will not send them a penny until someone does something about the border and all of the illegals hanging around the corner of every city in Georgia.

[freedom4me]

We do need to send money to individual conservative candidates. No matter who becomes president, we’ll need strong conservatives to (in the words of Mark Levin) push back the liberal hordes.

[chaos_5]

I stopped sending them $$$ when Bush started pushing “comprehensive immigration reform”.

[TonyWpi]

The key reasons to why we’re in this mess is pretty simple:

The “conservative votes” are being split between Romney and the Huckster.

If Rudy had stayed in the race he may have pulled more “liberal” votes from McAmnesty.

I really wish Fred had put more into this when he started the race. He had momentum when he started but lost it. By the time he picked things up it was too late.

I still blame the party heads for not getting behind a conservative from the start.

[redstateconfidential]

[big'ol_freeper]

Why in the h@ll would I ever give money to Mitt Romney? He, and his ilk ARE the problem. The reason conservatives are peeved with the GOP is because they've pushed the three (liberal) stooges, Romney, McCain and Huckabee, on us.

[loreldan]

I think Fred never got off the ground partially because Dobson scared off possible supporters. They didn’t want to take a chance on somebody that wouldn’t get the evengelical vote. I wonder what Dobson thinks about his declaration of non-support for Fred now.