[Norseman]

>>When the tent gets so big that it overlaps the Rat tent, it’s time to leave.<<

I disagree. When the leaders act like they’re in the other tent, it’s time to pick new leaders. The tea party movement is pulling the GOP back toward traditional American values like fiscal responsibility and limited government, but some of the leaders are resisting.

The solution is to dump the leadership, not the party. Cantor was a start, and a darned good one at that. What you’re seeing now are the actions of a very scared few, desperate to maintain control, but they’re losing.

Recognize the successes thus far and soldier on. Mississippi was a very costly battle for the leadership, and they probably haven’t paid the full price yet.

[INVAR]

I disagree. When the leaders act like they’re in the other tent, it’s time to pick new leaders.

We're DONE with that obscene logic. It's a continuous lesson in futility - we're tired of practicing insanity. The Ruling Class will NEVER allow another Cantor-esque loss to ever happen again which is WHY you saw the GOP leadership breaking the law to use black Democrats to defeat a Conservative who WON the primary in MS.

You CANNOT remove tyrants from within institutions they have corrupted for themselves via civil means. Fact of life and history.

[Night Hides Not]

The solution is to dump the leadership, not the party. Cantor was a start, and a darned good one at that.

So we have Kevin McCarthy taking the place of Eric Cantor. In my brain I hear Pete Townshend:

"Meet the new boss, same as the old boss."