[Kenny Bunk]

What Newt forgot to tell you is that what we are lurching toward is Corporate Statism, ala 1920's Mussolini, with state ownership and of course, control in varying degree, of private enterprise. Instead of a Fascist, One-Party Parliament, we will have a Two-Party Congress that is immune to outside interference, to rubber-stamp statist measures.
The illusion of free speech and hard-fought elections will thus be preserved, which Benito, and his demonic National Socialist follower Adolf, were never able to achieve.

Conservative districts may well get a "Conservative Party," going, and even slip in a candidate or two. But conservatives will never get in on the RINO-DEMO incumbent action, i.e., never be able to bring home the bacon to their constituents (as Crook Murtha and Senile KKK Krook Byrd consistently do, which gets them re-elected). Neither will they be present in sufficient number to even slow down the statist juggernaut.

The inherent weakness in Conservatism is that it requires economically stable, politically literate, and somewhat sophisticated voters. This political commodity, upon which good government of a republic depends, is in ever-diminishing supply. As present senior generations die off, and the new Latino demographic component approaches 100 million, the republic as you know it will change into something else over the rest of this century.

That's the "Change" BHO, Jr. is talking about. "Constitution," you say? Hmmm?

[Pietro]

We have a political class that is protected from voter outrage by gerrymandered districts as well as the system of ear-marks and pork.

We're also strapped w/ parasitic citizens that believe they are owed other peoples money.

Its depressing and its also similar to what destroyed the Roman Republic.