[Abundy]

I respectfully disagree. At the local levels (HOR) there will be more control of the primary process...my suggestion does not contemplate 3rd party HOR candidates. Nor does it really contemplate an actual 3rd party candidate for president.

Rather, it contemplates working very hard to get the right conservative candidates on the ballot at all levels. (That may mean putting a thrid party candidate up against RINO's that are vulnerable, but not an entire slate of 3rd party candidates.)

Only if we get stuck with RINO as the R candidate for president do we abandon that candidate and write in whomever are personal principles dictate.

We go to the polls in record numbers to elect conservatives to the HOR, solidifying the majority in the House and creating a majority in the Senate.

At that point there is little damage the WH can do.

And the message to the elite is clear: The PEOPLE have taken the party back from the elite.

[Jim Robinson]

Agree, disagree, I don’t care. I won’t be supporting any abortionist/homosexualist/statist for president. And this website will actively campaign against any such nominee. The chips will fall where they may.

[TCH]

“At that point there is little damage the WH can do.”

Oh, I beg to differ.

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