[Jim Robinson]

Guess it will take plainer talk to get it through to you. We’re not interested in electing more RINOs!! RINOs are the enemy!!

Eff the RINOs!! Full steam ahead!!

Rebellion is brewing!!

I wouldn’t give a hoot in hell for a RINO or a RINO supporter!! Those who want to give up the battle for Life and Liberty can get the hell OFF FR!!

[The Cajun]

Some folks don't understand we are barely hanging on to the edge of the cliff and that Rats and Rinos put us here. Time to quit hanging, time long overdue to turn around and gain real ground.

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

We’re not interested in electing more RINOs!! RINOs are the enemy!!

Bless you, Jim!!!

[Lorianne]

Jim,
It’s been a very good discussion with good points made on all sides. I don’t disagree at all with the points made about restoring values. I appreciate all the passion on that side of the issue. We need that passion, we really do.

But for some reason I can’t escape my prediliction towards strategy. I can’t shake the feeling that we have to be smart about how we prioritize issues if we are going to WIN. We lost with Obama where it really hurts ... he got to appoint a SC Justice who is extremely socially liberal, and he is likely to get another appointment before his term is over.

This pretty much puts final nails in our social issues, judicially speaking. I feel like we are spinning our wheels and not making progress on abortion for example (I am passionate about Life as you are), even as we are holding fast to the pro-Life values.

I wish I could believe that just being right and passionate about these issues is enough to change things. I’ve really tried to believe that but just can’t get there.

Anyway, thanks for allowing this discussion. I think we are on the same side, just with different ideas on strategy.