[trebb]

Carson's point is that we should vote for whichever liberal candidate gets the GOP nomination, regardless of whether that candidate supports abortion or not. It's not going to happen.

You just conceded to the Left - there's nobody who is 100% conservative by the standards set her, ergo, it's best to allow someone who aggressively pushes the homosexual agenda and abortion and is willing to put the force of government behind these sicknesses, than it is to vote for someone who has mostly conservative credentials, but has opined that homosexuals might be OK in certain places, but it's not the government's job to make the call.

[GeronL]

Nobody said they wanted perfection but if you go out demanding imperfection, you’ll never get good candidates. The GOPe purists seek to destroy conservatives by pushing memes like that.

[JRandomFreeper]

Anyone can have my vote if they are pro-life, pro-2nd amendment, against amnesty, against socialized medicine, and for smaller government. That's all it takes. Perfection is not required.

And most of that is covered by the republican party platform.

The republicans can't even run a presidential candidate that is in accord with the party platform. Why should I vote for them?

I will work tirelessly to see the liberal republicans destroyed in their general elections. The republican party can get conservative or it can be destroyed.

/johnny