But I am curious. What leverage over the GOP leadership do you think the voters have, now that they have been re-elected?
In a pragmatic sense.
/johnny
As I said in my original post.
If we remain silent they accept that silence as permission to do anything they damned well please. We’ve turned them around before when we’ve bombed them with correspondence, phone calls, etc., and we can do it again.
Priority on our to-do list should be to let our representatives know our displeasure with leadership of the House, and the Senate, and to get that leadership under new management. That will send one major signal to them all.
Dammit they work for us.
“I don’t intend to surrender, I’ll keep doing what I’ve been doing, which includes not voting for liberal republicans.”
Good point. I’ve come to the opinion that our problems are not so much coming from “liberal Republicans” but instead globalized crony capitalist corporate owned Republicans.
The biggest PITA to the globalists is national sovereignty. The biggest threat to our nation is losing our national sovereignty and our Constitution and the right to make laws for our own citizens. We’re losing it over treaties and free trade agreements at the behest of global Chamber of Commerce and corporations that put profit over the now extinct philosophy of “corporate citizenship”.
When US corporations were American, is when conservatism and corporatism were intertwined. With globalism and crony capitalism they are at odds now.