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To: GeronL
Replacing a liberal D with a liberal R does make it better--trust me, every R, no matter how liberal still counts toward a majority and it means the Rs controlling the agenda or the Ds controlling the agenda. Control is everything.

Many times during my time in the legislature, we would get legislation to where we thought we had the votes and at the last minute a RINO would vote with the RATS and sink the legislation. The frustration is intense BUT still, when one stops being angry and examines the reality of the situation, we still needed that RINO to keep us in the majority. We need every Republican we can get--no matter how conservative or how liberal. The strategy should be to gradually replace a RINO in a primary (or vacancy) whenever possible but still, ALWAYS vote STRAIGHT Republican in the general--ALWAYS.

139 posted on 01/13/2013 3:07:26 PM PST by Conservativegreatgrandma
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To: Conservativegreatgrandma

All the frustration in the world doesn’t change math. And the math always says third parties just hand power to your worst enemies. It is no more complicated to understand than 2+2. But the base of both parties is constantly trying to get to a new party that will represent their views.

Every political party is a coalition of disparate groups who conspire together to get 51% of the vote and then fight each other for what to with the power.

Any other vision is at best...charming.


143 posted on 01/13/2013 4:37:57 PM PST by Taliesan
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