[counterpunch]

So what do you suggest Republicans do?

Pick their battles.

Slash government spending. Shrink the size of government by simply defunding it.
The rest will sort itself out. Social liberalism cannot survive without the teet of Big Government.

But why open up a second, unnecessary front on the battlefield?
It is far easier to defend all of it on the fiscal front than defend it on the social front, too.
We concentrate all of our ammo on one target — spending — and don't let up.
 

[Jim Robinson]

FU, troll!! If you refuse to defend our God-given Liberty, then you are not part of the solution; you are part of the problem!!

You are a freaking coward!! Get the hell OUT!!

[B Knotts]

But why open up a second, unnecessary front on the battlefield?

We're not the ones opening up the front; they are.

And you expect us to tie our hands behind our backs, while they take away our freedoms of speech and thought?

[LomanBill]

[Social liberalism cannot survive without the teet of Big Government.]

 

Sounds nice and "fiscally conservative" - but whose teat were these folks...

“The Pink Swastika is a powerful exposure of pre-World War II Germany and its quest for reviving and imitating a Hellenistic-paganistic idea of homo-eroticism and militarism.”        
Dr. Mordechai Nisan, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

...suckling from back circa 1933, hmmm?

 

What's next - a Tea Cup Putsch?

 

Some folks actually learned from history about what happens when the moral miscreants are allowed to take over the asylum - like the last time the postgenderist/transumanist uber-doctrine got political and military traction.

 

NO SALE.   

 

 

 

[MrEdd]

But why open up a second, unnecessary front on the battlefield?

1. It is not unnecesary. You are not in a position to make that judgement.
2. Social conservatives can not lose at this point. If we do not hold power, we share no part in the blame for the current pain. The MSM carried water too long, it is collapsing in influence and credibility. The left has lost control of the narative.

Unemployment brings introspection. Since the 2008 the country has turned sharply to the right across the board, and the longer it goes on, the further to the right the electorate moves.

There is zero reason to compromise, and every reason to stay the course.

[Screaming_Gerbil]

So what do you suggest Republicans do?

Pick their battles.

Slash government spending. Shrink the size of government by simply defunding it.

The rest will sort itself out. Social liberalism cannot survive without the teet of Big Government.

We concentrate all of our ammo on one target — spending — and don't let up.

Great advice that I feel is worth repeating.

[liberalism is suicide]

“We concentrate all our ammo on one target—spending— and don’t let up.”
That’s a good way to get overrun on the social front and have the entire line threatened.

[ROTB]

>But why open up a second, unnecessary front on the battlefield?

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