No—you completely miss my point.
Look at how the Conservative Party works with the GOP in NY. That is one of the few areas where a candidate can be on the ballot for multipple parties (with their tottal votes added together).
The effect of that is that the CP helps to pull the GOP to the right. That IMo is what should have ben done with the tea party back several cycles ago, though thwy moatly wouldn’t have a separate line on the ballot. Inatead they ahould have formwd a full, local to atate level party apparatus that worked within the GOP. E.g., they would choose who within the GOP to endorse during thw primary season at thwir own conventions. Then they woulld work as a team to get those candidates to win their GOP primaries. (No splitting of the actual MAGA/constitutionalist vote with multiple candidates in a primary.) And, at the same time they would be working to get their chosen reps in the GOP party apparatus. Only after creating and well using thia apparatus for a few cycles *might* the new party become ready to break off as a competitive, new national party against the Dem communists—if necessary. Anything else would just help the Dem communist technocrats keep their firm grip. Of course, all this is academic if we can’t get legit electi9ns again. That needs to be an immediate priority.
The CP pulled the Uniparty (R) to the right long enough to elect Trump. The GOP then realized Trump was a real threat to the DS. The GOP working in conjunction with the Uniparty (D) ran Trump out of town on a rail. Conservatives are NOT and WILL NOT be in position to move the Uniparty (R) back to the right again. Five MAGA senators who have the key to a ruling coalition will indeed pull the Uniparty (R), kicking and screaming, back towards our position. The Uniparty (D) is doing just fine with 48 senators. This is one conservative who will never again be played for a stooge by the Uniparty (R). I’m a conservative constitutionalist and will vote accordingly.