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Originally posted by whaaa
Further evidence that the GOP is in the process of splintering into factions.
I support third and forth party diversity. However it could insure dem/lib victories for some time to come.
Is their any potential canidate in the GOP that could be a uniter?
Are Beck and Rush a destructive force as the article says?
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
Gingrich is sounding downright sensible these days.
Originally posted by Fromabove
When Gingrich backs a liberal, he loses any conservative support he may have had. Conservatives are not going now or ever vote for any liberal, period. The sooner the Repubs get it the sooner we can get this country out of the hands of the communists in Washington.
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich has been taking fire from conservative activists and far-right Republican leaders for endorsing Dede Scozzafava, the moderate GOP candidate running in the special election in New York’s 23rd district. These “purists” — including Sarah Palin, Tim Pawlenty, Dick Armey, and Bill Kristol — are backing Conservative Party candidate Doug Hoffman, revealing a wider rift within the conservative movement: the tea-party activist base versus “Big Tent” Republicans.
Originally posted by vor78
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
Gingrich is sounding downright sensible these days.
And the great irony is that Gingrich is making this argument because he's fearful that Obama will be re-elected and Pelosi will be speaker for life. His words, not mine. Its not about the party principles. No, its purely about winning and losing, according to Gingrich, apparently by whatever means necessary.
Apparently, it doesn't matter what the party stands for, as long as the party wins. Sorry, but that seems rather irrational to me.
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Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
Good. Isnt that the whole point? Let the neo's have their little party. Thay can merge with the neo-dems and make a whole "authoritarian" party.