The country and it’s voters are still deeply divided at 50/50. When fringe voters and independent/moderate minorities start determining election results, you have a much bigger problem than a certain Marxist President.
It is not a matter of who the President is, but how he became elected in the first place. Most everybody on this Forum, seems to think that the entire nation thinks like they do and expect those same results in election outcomes.
And when that does not happen, they deny accepting the real cause. It is a stark reality that America as a whole, does not accept, or agree with dedicated Conservative principles. The very opposite is what is real and it is getting much worse with each passing month that these new generations take charge.
Instead of unloading all their artillery on their own troops (The GOP and Republican Party.) they need to focus on the real enemy, the Universities and Public schools system, as well as the current batch of Parents who raise their children to become Marxist drones.
Excellent and correct. That’s why whenever someone asks me what we need to do; I always say vouchers.
They’re coming and Teacher’s Unions are being broken permanently. We’re winning, but they’ll not go easily into that dark night.
Conservatives who won’t support the “more conservative” candidates aren’t just CINOs, but babies.
You are completely correct and vouchers are the key. In AP US History and AP US Government children are taught the socialist history of the United States. These very students go on to colleges, graduate and become our elites controlling the thoughtspace of our country.
Vouchers get the ball rolling, but there really wasn’t a golden era of American political activity. It ended with the ratification of the Constitution and politics began. Packaging a candidate has always taken precedence over reality.
That said, conservatives have to communicate more effectively. Some need to change their diapers and grow up. An objective review of Reagan’s Presidency would show a lot of compromise while trying for victory wherever possible. That’s the nature of a republic.
What we will end up with is what we’ve got: a slow muddle. My hope is it is a slow muddle away from statism. That can only happen if we control Congress for a generation or two. To do that we’ll need a majority which will have to contain RINOs. Will there be compromises? Yes.
But take a look at how 2nd Amendment activists have walked the country back toward the Constitution. Look at how medical technology and a relentless philosophical assault have moved the nation away from unfettered abortions. We’re winning, despite the billions of dollars spent indoctrinating our kids. Let’s not lose hope.
This crisis is an opportunity, but we only control one legislative house out of three. We need 2/3s to make things happen and pick up the pace, but having a the Presidency for judicial appointments and a closely divided legislature would work as well. Sometimes slow and steady change is best. It is what Americans like as long as they’re economically satisfied.