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The Democrats/marxists have put us in big hole.And the democrats and their media monopoly took 130 years to put us in this socialist hole.

Republicans have to do a million things to even start to get us out of this socialist hole.

The Republicans are doing the important things like trying to Repeal socialist government healthcare, stopping the FCC from censoring the Internet, stopping the EPA from destroying the economy with the global warming hoax and many other things. True or not?TRue. but Republicans cannot undo the millions of things that democrats did all at the same time.And no one gives Republicans credit for what I just mentioned but instead it’s :”Why aren’t Republicans doing this?” That helps democrats .So all of you enjoy the socialism and starvation that democrats will bring . You all can continue to gripe about Republicans when you are standing in mile long breadline.

Here is the central problem with your analysis: there are Republicans, and there are conservatives. There are Democrats and there are liberals. The latter two groups intersect at virtually all points; the former do not.

Many Republicans in Washington, D.C. are not conservatives. They have no true desire to fight socialism, government health care or any other Federal mandate, but merely wish to pursue the same ends by a slower path. Ideas matter, and few on the GOP side are willing to defend theirs.

Can you name one prominent Republican in D.C. who came to Sarah Palin's defense immediately and without reservation? I myself cannot. Why the reticence and the silence? Because she is not one of them. Even after the recent election, plain-spoken, pro-God, pro-gun, anti-elitist Tea Partiers are still considered persona non grata by members of both major parties, who view themselves as uniquely qualified to "solve" America's problems - problems that they in most cases helped create.

And Republican leaders wonder why they are $20 million in the hole, and unable to convince people to donate to them, instead of the individual candidates most of us have opted to support instead. If the GOP is to become a truly relevant party once more, it must abandon its leaders' tendency to imagine that settling for half of what liberal Democrats desire is some sort of "victory". It is not; it is slow-motion defeat.

In the meanwhile, when I hear a prominent Republican loudly proclaim that what the Democrats and the news media (insofar as they are distinguishable) are doing daily to Ms. Palin amounts to character assassination and libel, I'll know we're getting somewhere.