I disagreed with Freepers that said that about McCain in 2008 and Romney in 2012. Not this time. I am finally there.
Justices Scalia, Kennedy, Ginsburg and Breyer will all be in their 80s during the next Presidential term. Justice Thomas will be in his 70s. If either Hillary Clinton or Jeb Bush is our next President, then they will all be replaced with young far-left liberals and a liberal oligarchy on the Supreme Court will be ruling over us for a generation to come.
We have a clear pathway to saving the country in only three years. It will not be easy, but it is the last chance that I can see in my lifetime.
1. In 2016, we must elect a CONSERVATIVE President and keep the Republicans in control of the Senate (RINOs and all). I want to replace the RINOs as soon as possible, but mathematically it will be an uphill battle for the Republicans to hold the Senate in 2016. There is little that a CONSERVATIVE President can accomplish if Chuckie Schumer is the Senate Majority Leader.
2. In 2017, immediately after the new President is sworn in, invoke the Reid Rule and eliminate the Senate filibuster. Then immediately undo everything that Obama and the Democrats have done since 2008. Also, pack the courts with as many CONSERVATIVE judges as possible as quickly as possible.
3. In 2018, replace as many RINOs as possible in the House and Senate (including any Republicans that did not fully support #2 above). It is also vital to increase CONSERVATIVE control of the state legislatures in 2018, in order to control the state redistricting process after the 2020 census.
If we can accomplish these three steps, then our Republic can survive. If not, then it is pretty much over.
I had more trouble voting for McCain than Romney, but I did it. I think we would have had more of a shot in 2008 if McCain had not been the nominee.
But Jeb vs. anybody (especially Hillary) would just cause me to stay home. I have zero faith in that guy.
To undo the damage to our Republic that Obama wrought, we’re almost gonna have to elect Superman.
I'll play along a little (politically) but this thing is cooked.