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You are the one who suggested that Trancredo "look the other way" because his actions may hurt the party.

Wrong again. I said he can do or say whatever he wants as long as he doesn't lose more votes than he gains in the process. I'm talking political strategy and your keep hiding behind your interpretation of "morals".

I'll ask the question again, why take an oath if you just break it when it serves the party.

That's your misinterpretation; not mine. It's not what I said and not what I advocate.

People like you don't even understand the meaning of morals.

When you mature, you'll see how asinine, inane, judgemental, and juvenile that comment is.

I'm talking political strategy and your keep hiding behind your interpretation of "morals".

To me, morals are far more important than political strategy. Your god is the republican party and you will do whatever is necessary to maintain their position of power. Our country was built on morals, not political strategy. I know that is not important to you but it is to me. Cheating is not okay just because you don't get caught, and the ends don't justify the means, and breaking your word is not acceptable even if it means more votes for the party. This country is going to hell in a handbasket because people like you who don't and won't stand on principle. Your sole objective is to win. Winning for the sake of winning is not the way I want to live. You keep your party, I'll keep my principles.