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To: cba123
Conservatives, dump the GOP.

Now. For real.

It is time for a new, pro-American trade party.

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Conservatives, stay in the GOP.

Purge the RINOs in the 2022 primaries.

For real.

The Uniparty in the state legislatures will NEVER allow a pro-American trade party to be registered. It doesn't matter how many signatures are required, the Uniparty will find 'irregularities' and prevent any candidates from this third party from being on the ballot. Then what will you do? Take it to the courts? How did that turn out in 2020?

Also, if the Republican-controlled legislatures are going to go ahead with election reform, which is their Constitutional duty, they are far more likely to do it if there is not a pro-American trade party that will benefit from election integrety to the detriment of the Republicans.

RINOs aren't stupid. They saw what happened in the GA run-offs. If they don't get control of election rules from the bad actors, it will be their own jobs on the line in 2022.

Eat out the poison within. Stay in the Republican party and purge the RINOs. Why should WE leave?

42 posted on 01/24/2021 4:14:33 AM PST by HandBasketHell
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To: HandBasketHell

100% in agreement...


67 posted on 01/24/2021 11:47:45 AM PST by Deplorable American1776 (We might be DEPLORABLES, but we don't CHEAT like Dem)
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To: HandBasketHell
Eat out the poison within. Stay in the Republican party and purge the RINOs. Why should WE leave?

Exactly! We have the energy and the motivation, they are old and tired.

68 posted on 01/24/2021 11:49:07 AM PST by dfwgator (Endut! Hoch Hech!)
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