So, we are in the last 13 months of President Obama’s lawless reign. Have you noticed the American people do not seem to have any elected Republicans in the House and Senate who will actually do anything to stop President Obama’s lawlessness?
Conservatives can deny ¡Jeb! the Republican Party presidential nomination. Really. Want to be part of that? It will take more than just voting.
After the CNBC “debate” fiasco, many are railing against Republican National Committee (“RNC”) Chairman Reince Priebus and the RNC for these atrocious “debates,” where the leftist moderators, like those at CNBC, spend their time trying to make all of the Republican candidates look as bad as possible.
Here’s how conservatives can “cook” the Republican Party into a conservative Republican Party – and ensure victories for conservatives at the ballot box.
Here is how conservatives can most effectively use their time to convince the incumbent Republicans in our U.S. House of Representatives (the “people’s house”) that conservatives are united and organized for real political action so as to toss them out at the incumbents’ next primary election.
A recent Breitbart.com article chronicled the plan by the “Chambercrats” at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to spend $100 million to defeat “Tea Party” conservatives in the upcoming Republican primary elections. This “top down,” “let’s throw money at the problem” approach can be defeated, easily, by conservatives if they expend two resources they all possess: a little bit of time and a little bit of sweat equity.
Just minutes after Scott Walker’s short announcement that he was suspending his campaign to win the Republican Party nomination for the presidential candidacy, his supporters were hinting he might be back next year.
Charles and David Koch told their donors in January of this year that they need $889 million of their donors’ money to achieve their intended wins at the ballot box in 2016. They have been spending money like this for several years now, and what have they achieved? Obamacare? Dodd-Frank? More federal debt? More job-crushing EPA regulations and Energy Dept. regulations?
Mark Levin makes an iron clad case that the U.S. House and Senate has strangled our economy with too many regulations, has spent too much money and borrowed too much money for unsustainable government programs that do nothing more than transfer wealth from the producers to the non-producers, etc., etc., etc.
So Reince Priebus and those establishment Republican National Committeemen who elected him now want to demand that all of the Republican candidates for the Republican Party’s presidential nomination, including Donald Trump, sign a so-called “loyalty oath.” Or else. Or something.
Why not, conservatives, “rally” against the Iran deal where you live? Instead of a single rally in D.C., why not have thousands and thousands of rallies where conservatives can become politically powerful by uniting, politically, “inside” the best political tool for ousting from office the current House and Senate members who will not follow the will of “we the people?”
Single-issue conservatives can become politically powerful by uniting and organizing “inside” the Republican Party with other single-issue conservatives. I will explain below what I mean by “inside” the Republican Party,
For those others of you who may have liked the ideas in my article, but are still wondering what to do, I have a mission for you. It’s simple and will not take a lot of time. It’s a reconnaissance mission, or “recon” mission.
What is the best political tool for defeating Democrats? Think. Think real hard. Think real hard some more. The BEST political tool for defeating Democrats is… wait for it… another political party. And the BEST other political party to defeat
