[Ohioan]

The July Feature at my Conservative Resource Center, illustrates tactical advantages from taking a more positive approach, while standing tough on such problems as hostile immigration & Federal bureaucratic meddling in the physician/patient relationship.

[Ohioan]

Here is a thread based upon my latest effort to suggest tactics that can lead to victory on two critical problems. Would appreciate comments, favorable or unfavorable.

[Ohioan]

You strike me as one who would lean towards long term strategies. Your fascination with accurate historic details certainly argues in that direction. You might find this approach of interest.

[Ohioan]

Check out the approach in the article, here, to the immigration debate. It is an attempt to cut to the real issue.

[Ohioan]

There was indeed a problem. Here again is the correct link: Tactics For Victory.

[Ohioan]

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[Ohioan]

I would respectfully add that the points made in the article, with respect to civilian health care, are particularly relevant, with respect to the critical negotiations going on in the Senate, this week.

No! I do not expect outright repeal to be possible at this moment, but the absurdity of the present Federal role, needs to become a part of the ongoing discussion, or the situation will continue to deteriorate, even faster.

[Ohioan]

Here is an additional excerpt from the article:'

Consider one of the greatest threats to much of what we hold dear: The effects from a vast incongruous immigration over a long, poorly secured, southern border. You do not forgo outrage among Conservative patriots, incensed over a deliberate sabotage to our sovereignty, security, cultural heritage & family pride, by enlarging the focus in the argument. You do not abandon normal outrage towards those, who come here in contempt of our laws, to then demonstrate hostility to our culture & ethnic descent, when you calmly discuss what made America what it has been.

Those who do not wish to see a Mexicanization of California, will be just as apt to rally to a candidate who opposes what has been happening, by describing in detail the heritage & achievements of the original settlers; by praising the growing heritage & achievements of their descendants, from whose ranks the Founding Fathers emerged. You lose nothing in acknowledging the proven worth of those who came later, seeking not to change America, but to adapt to America & the Americans--earlier immigrants in a less crowded age, who gladly accepted & defended the proud traditions.

[Ohioan]

While more of the earlier comments on the article ( Tactics For Victory). dealt with the arguments over immigration, over half of the article actually deals with Health Care--of major relevance at this moment in the Senate.