[Darkwolf377]

Hillary and her socialist colleagues would not benefit from Conservative forming their own party because the socialists have already benefited as both the Republicans and Democrats share the socialist ideology. They are essentially one party. The Republican party no longer espouses Conservative values.

Uh...huh?

How could the DNC NOT benefit if the vote would be split between a Republican and a "Conservative" candidate?

It's simple math. Even if you think the Republican and Democrat parties are both socialist parties, how would this new party do anything but drain voters from the R while not affecting the D?

[Man50D]

How could the DNC NOT benefit if the vote would be split between a Republican and a "Conservative" candidate?

What detailed factual data do you have to confirm your assumption?

Even if you think the Republican and Democrat parties are both socialist parties, how would this new party do anything but drain voters from the R while not affecting the D?

Huh?

You answered your own question! The problem is many, such as yourself,cannot see past the party labels and focus on the ideology. One group sharing the same ideology, regardless of the party label, cannot benefit from itself if others who don't share their beliefs by forming their own party! You actually think anyone who opposes the socialist ideology should encourage people to remain with a party run by socialists? Please show the details of your "simple math".

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Even if you think the Republican and Democrat parties are both socialist parties, how would this new party do anything but drain voters from the R while not affecting the D?

Because so-called "moderates" aren't going to vote for the socialist Republican half anyway. They'll vote for the Democrat half.

Conservatives aren't going to vote for a liberal Republican. That's simply a fact and I don't care if it does put Hillary in the WH.