Sounds like the Kalifornia GOP.
"Rather than advancing conservative ideology or standing up to liberal detractors, the leadership of the CR has regularly and cowardly shied away from any such confrontations. Instead, the CR has focused on helping politicians win elections."
And getting good educations to prepare them for business or government work... it's been kind of effective too considering how few people called themselves Republican in the 70's and how that has changed.
Most of these outfits are social clubs or networking efforts to enhance one's career. It has been that way since rocks cooled.
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Whenever the school had debates and "roundtable discussions", at the alumni house, I was the only Conservative to show up, most of the time. I thought it would be better if there was a greater representation of the "other" point of view; that it would allow for more spirited debate... (instead of just me slapping around professors who were completely unprepared for any form of opposition.)
No fed funds.
A Roberts SC is going to transcend politics with legal decisions that will literally destroy the liberal gains since the 1970s!
Well, a movement doesn't happen by itself. Obviously, the young Repubs at NIU are not motivated/repulsed enough to get politically involved. Being a temp service for political candidates may be boot camp for the grunts. Taking the initiative on campus issues is the "officers training school" for tomorrow's leaders.