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And the reality is that at present, Republicans and Democrats represent ONE party philosophy.

Basically, almost all of your post is correct. But ONE of those two parties has to be commandeered by conservatives. And we ARE making advancements. And the old geezers in the Senate ARE getting older and more senile.

There are not as many conservative-types alone to forge a third party as there were in 1992 and 1996. And we know how satisfying that was. (I'm thinking of all the young illegals arriving every day who will be old enough to vote by 2016 or 2020. If they're HERE and they are 18, they WILL be allowed to vote.)

Got to keep on keeping on and not lose heart, as we all are tempted to do occasionally.

Also, other than the referees, there are only two sides in any game I know how to play.

What are you going to do if the GOP nominates another Romney, if not Romney himself, as the presidential candidate for 2016?

More to the point, what do you suppose Americans will do?

Also, if those illegals remain and are allowed to vote, then we had better start understanding NOW that all of this talk right here, all these hopes whether they are pinned on commandeering the GOP or launching a successful second party, are total wastes of time because our "solutions" are cancelled by fraudulent votes in any case.

American conservatives need to anticipate these dynamics and move now if we want to pull this off peacefully. Conventional wisdom says that ONE of those two parties has to be commandeered by conservatives. Conventional wisdom is often wrong. What is ALWAYS wrong is electing leftists.