reply to post by whaaa
I think he's right, it IS a threat to the party. As a conservative, I haven't got a problem with that though. Democrats didn't become Marxists.
Marxists moved into the democrat party. Now democrats are moving into the republican party. I dont want a liberal representing my interests, I dont
care what letter is behind their name.
It comes down to voting on principal vs party line. I'm less and less a party guy. Some think the answer is more parties, I'm thinking the answer
is NO parties. A standard questionare for everybody to see where a candidate stands should be sufficient and would take all the power the two parties
hold and transfer it back to the indivdual.
As far as looking for a uniter? Why should RINOs, who support the oppositions POV on some of the most basic issues, be tied to the rest of us? I
dont think anyone can unite the opposing views in any of the parties...could be wrong. I know I'll vote for anyone I can agree with on the big stuff
with. Regardless of party.



