[Buckeye McFrog]

...which they are taking away piece by piece because we are "too busy" to "do politics."

You're not wrong, but I don't know how many of us could really afford to give-up our entire lives and make politics a 24-hour obsession to keep pace with them.

For example, the operation they sprung here in Pennsylvania where they ambushed us in an off-year election to place a bunch of Libs on our State Supreme Court, who promptly voted to order a redistricting which may cost up to 5 GOP seats. Somebody stayed awake all night, night after night, for weeks designing THAT gadget play.

[ShadowAce]

Yup. I don't blame anyone on our side for not getting involved--I can't since I am also too busy working two jobs.

I'm just pointing out facts and the method they are using to beat us at this "game."

[Obadiah]

Not to sound harsh, but if your state party was not paying attention to the state Supreme Court race I personally would be mortified, especially given what happened to you.

In our state the SC is always a very high profiled pitched battle... for one of the exact reasons you point out.

Moreover, we do know from the past how the Soros machine has targeted seemingly sleepy state offices, such as state treasurer or secretary of state, AG, or whatever, because those office holders wee the one’s who ultimately made the final determination on a contested race result, thus allowing the Democrats to cheat more efficiently.

In summary, average citizens should never have to live and breath politics. It’s really not our job and suggests an abnormal society. That’s why we have a constitutional republic and it’s also why state parties exist to take that burden from us and not get caught flat-footed as in PA.