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Now is no time to alienate the Right to Lifers

I really don't think that's their motive. They want to be "Right" rather than "Right to Lifers".

People who care for the unborn vote AGAINST the murdering party.

These people didn't do that.

Here's the way it works ~ I'm a one issue voter. However, there are other issues and I have thoughts on them, but there's that one issue which is persuasive to me.

For example, the biggest issue is that the Candidate be a lifelong, true-blue Republican. We are long past the days where we could pick up a stray Democrat to run for us, and there are not currently any of those broad brush faction movements ~ e.g. Southern whites from Democrat to Republican, or practicing Catholics from Democrat to Republican.

So it's time to focus on the Republican street cred of any particular candidate for President.

Out of the 16 known registered serious candidates for President this year only 3 were lifelong Republican Conservatives!

Two of them were technically residents of Virginia, so they couldn't both run as President and Vice President ~ the third one may also have resided in Virginia for a while in a previous job.

So, where did those other 13 come from and why should we have entertained their running in OUR primaries?

We failed to protect the value of our brand. That's not good for downstream sales.