[TomGuy]

{snicker}

Seriously, Mark?

Bachmann, et. al. tried in 2012 and didn’t/couldn’t.

Others tried in 2014 and didn’t/couldn’t.

With all of the so-called Tea Party conservatives in the House, there are only a handful that have any backbone. The other just fold and go along with the crowd.

Vote in Republicans is not working. It didn’t work in the early days of this new century under Hastert, Frist and Lott, and it isn’t working under Boehner and McConnell.

It is going to take more a new Republican Party, but if another progressive gets elected president, it may be too late.

[nathanbedford]

I believe your disparagement of Mark Levin is misplaced.

He has been loud and long in his criticism of the house leadership and loud and long in support of the insurgents including Dave Brat. He has recounted time and again the opposition by the Rino Republicans to Ronald Reagan. No one has been more emphatic than Mark Levin in describing the breakdown of conservatism over the years and the Republican Party. It is not just his criticism but as activism and commitment through his career and through Landmark Legal over decades which lends him credibility.

More, he has written influential books espousing true conservatism and has even advanced a very influential argument on behalf of Article V which is an attempt to cure the problems seen in Washington where Rino Republicans fail to counter leftist Democrats from outside the power center in Washington. Whether or not you approve or disapprove of a convention of the states, it is undeniable that Mark Levin has seen the problem and has advanced a solution.

Mark Levin is not the problem.

[Din Maker]

I’m still p.o.’d at the media whore,Trey Gowdy, for not having the guts to show up for the Speaker Vote.