My point is that we have an ostensibly conservative PAC advocating folks vote for the Progressive Democrat and Obama supporter.
That's a FAR PIECE from just not voting for a pile of crap. That's advocating a vote for a different, and potentially more dangerous pile of crap.
I don't get it.
I don't think there's a way somebody could cause me to get it.
OK, I’ll give it a shot:
What a lot of this comes down to is that there are those that believe (and believe that the facts show) that the GOP will continue to adopt liberalism ‘no matter what’. That thy have shown without hesitation that their base does not matter and their agenda trumps every concern the base has with their direction. They believe that because the GOP will not alter its course, they must be removed. At this time, a significant portion of the base still backs the GOP and will indeed vote for them in a mistaken ‘bitter clinging’ to the Reagan past.
And until those people come around to seeing the world for what it is, instead of what they wish it were, the GOP will have to be taken out in the general...as the primaries keep electing RINOs and the liberalism grows with each such primary victory.
The ‘we’ll get’em next time!” idea has been repeated for 30 years. We live the result. It failed horribly and created the country we now live in. If we take the hit, we can start over. Until we remove the problem, it simply continues to grow and adapt new excuses for why you must abandon your Constitution, your principles and come to their new American way of thinking.
Now whether one agrees or disagrees, the fact remains that a liberalization of the GOP is almost complete. And one has to choose between stopping them or supporting them in the general. Stop means removing them from power. Support means a continued slide into an open Uniparty. Because ultimately, this is a very binary issue.