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I was upset that Bush backed Spector over Toomey in 06. But it seems now that Gingrich, Bush et. al. were part of the party establishment. This morning of Fox, Scott Boehner was attempting to show that running a RINO was a way of showing the "big tent" of the party. If you mean "We have no core beliefs", then your tent and your party are meaningless. This is concrete proof that being part of a mainstream party doesn't guarantee a big base of followers. I saw a suggestion that I think might be a viable way to build up a conservative third party. The Conservative Party should back republicans when they nominate good, conservative candidates, but they should challenge them in every race where they back a RINO. That would save them resources where there was already a conservative on the ticket and allow them to concentrate on those races where there is no conservative option. In the end it would either bring the GOP back to the right, or it would push them out of the picture all together. I think this would be a more viable plan than a third party that runs a candidate even if it means two conservatives being in the race and potentially allow... n2sooners, I think that's the most rational idea I've heard so far! I would get behind that plan. |
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