The Republican Party has not been a friend to conservatives. Their agenda is almost indistinguishable from the liberal fascists, and this is an inevitable consequence of any 2-party system. Eventually the weaker party will come to resemble the stronger. There is no way to “save” or to “reform” the Republican party. The elite political class that runs both parties will never give up power. It is a hopeless waste of time to try to bring the Republican party into the conservative camp. America needs a real choice - a real conservative party that is not afraid to call itself what it is. The best way to spend your political contributions is in the formation of this new party.
Bunkum. That sort of talk mostly comes from people too lazy or afraid to try.
America needs a real choice - a real conservative party that is not afraid to call itself what it is.
And you'll be saying that - again - ten years from now when your "real conservative party" goes soft and squishy because, after splitting the votes of conservatives, it also has no power and "comes to resemble the stronger".
Personally, I think people who want to split conservatives up into a myriad of little pissant third-parties, each claiming to be the "true" conservatives, are just as traitorous and un-American as the lefties. Same end result, just a different tactic being used.