Laigle’s Forum

The 14% who are not dissatisfied with McCain are NOT “very Conservative”! I’ve been contacting the National and the Ohio republican Party for a couple of years, complaining about their Liberal ways and no success. I’ve actually been dismissed; they no longer send me mail

The GOP is in BIG trouble. However, I am not confident that a Zogby poll’s results is enough to cause this RINO-led party to toss out it’s presumptive nominee. As an Independent conservative to the right of Pat Buchanan, I could care less WHAT the GOP does. For all I care, they can all go to blazes, including their presumptive nominee! That being said, this is certainly interesting news I received from Laigles Forum. I’m not saying that it (the GOP being forced to dump McCain) won’t happen, but surely most of you know in your heart of hearts that it almost certainly won’t, for a number of reasons:

-The GOP, given it’s selection of Bush I in ‘92, Dole in ‘96 and Bush II in 2000 and 2004 is no longer a conservative party nor has it been since the days of Barry Goldwater in ‘64. Conservatives have been fooling themselves if they think it represents them–it doesn’t! It represents, quite obviously, big business (Open Borders, Amnesty, huge tax breaks for corporations, etc.)–not conservatives! And those are huge donors to the GOP. The last thing the GOP wants to do is drive them away. Conservatives are seen as “the pariahs” of the GOP which is one reason so many have already left.

-Greed. But not corporate greed, I mean individual RINO, plaid-panted country club greed, and greed by the modest income Republican voters. Just like the powerful corporate heads they work for, the lemming middle class RINOs ALSO want illegal alien cheap laborers watering and mowing their lawns, trimming their trees and so what if they drop a gazillion anchor/jackpot babies here in the process? So what if the American taxpayers (which includes them) foot the bill? So what if our hospitals are closed, closing or on the verge of bankruptcy because of giving free medical services to 40 million illegal aliens living in the U.S.? So what if mega-states like CA are going bankrupt and whose idiot Governors are planning to RELEASE CONVICTED CRIMINALS FROM CA PRISONS TO CUT DOWN ON STATE MONEY SPENT ON THEIR INCARCERATION, leaving citizens of that state unprotected from these vermin? Has anyone–other than anti-Invasion conservatives–bothered asking WHY CA is going bankrupt? Isn’t ANYONE using intelligence and basic logic to come to the only conclusion possible–that there are in fact NOT 4 MILLION ILLEGAL ALIENS IN CA BUT RATHER, THERE ARE CLOSE TO 20 MILLION? What else could be bankrupting that state? Mismanagement? I don’t think so. Back to “greedy individual voters”. They could care less about “who” mows their lawn–as long as someone else (using their insane logic) has to pay for the incarceration of 33% of all jailed and imprisoned convicts, the million-plus per year anchor babies being knocked out by their illegal alien wives, the ridiculously high auto insurance rates caused in large part (and admitted to by the big insurance companies) by “uninsured motorists” which is a euphemism for illegal aliens who are not allowed to drive in most states, the insane rise in medical/hospital costs due to the care we Americans give free to illegals all over the country thanks to the former SCOTUS, the billions in WIC money–that’s Federal tax dollars, these greedy middle class Republicans’ money and mine–doled out (pardon the unintended pun) to the millions of illegal alien women with their anchor babies who are truly “living off the public dole”, so on and so forth? Of course, we on then right know the truth of the matter–WE ALL PAY FOR THIS!! It’s just that it doesn’t hurt the wealthy like it hurts the rest of us.

-If they threw McCain under a bus at this point or at any point, he’d fight the action tooth and nail. I personally think that they’re afraid of the man. They don’t want to antagonize him! In fact, I believe that’s the reason they never tossed him out of the GOP when he voted so often with the Libs and especially with blocking conservative judges using The Gang Of 14. I think they fear John McCain.

-And lastly, Party loyalty. Now, I’ve already admitted that I’m no longer a Republican, but that is true for many conservatives who left the Party from ‘96 to today. The fact IS, many of us would return if the Party changed back to what it was supposed to be about in the first place, before the neocons and globalist RINOs hijacked it. I personally have no loyalty to the GOP, but if the Party changed to reflect my core values, I would very likely return, and I believe that would be true for most ex-patriot conservatives. However, it would take “some doing” on the part of the GOP. And “some doing” would be along the lines that Nedd and Don suggest above–the removal of McCain as the Party’s torchbearer. Nobody could be more inappropriate for the leadership of the GOP than the enemy of conservatives, Juan McCain. If he were running for President of Mexico, McCain would probably win in a landslide, because he’s the best friend that the Invasion and the corrupt Mexican government ever had. When a political party puts loyalty to that party above right and wrong, above lawbreaking and aiding and abetting lawbreakers AND, most agregiously, above treason by it’s leaders (by which I mean allowing the continuation of the Invasion of the United States by a foreign country), then that party deserves to be brought down as is happening to the GOP. Sadly, the consequences–which it can no longer blame on the base or conservatives in general–are of it’s own doing.

The McCain nomination is like the pied piper going off a cliff and taking brain-dead lemmings with him. Many will simply follow him over the cliff. Some believe that a Condi VP selection will “stop the bleeding”, as if Ms. Rice as VP would bring the base back! Others hope McCain will pick Romney. I used to be one of those till I realized how foolish that would be. For one thing, Romney was never seen as a string conservative. He was just “the next best thing” to having McCain.

Bravo to Nedd and Don in pointing out that some of us GOP ex-patriots (we’re still patriots, just not GOP patriots!) have been watching what’s been happening over at The Constitution Party, and we’re ecstatic about Rev. Chuck Baldwin’s blowout win over Alan “nut job” Keyes. While anyone with a brain knows that the numbers simply aren’t there for Rev. Chuck to beat the GOP or Demo nominee, he represents everything some of us want in a leader–he’s far tougher than Tancredo or Hunter on the Invasion by Mexico, he wants to end birthright citizenship which is a magnet for illegal aliens, he wants the U.N. out of the U.S. and the U.S. out of the U.N., he wants to stop off-shoring of American companies and jobs, he wants us out of that hellhole in Iraq created by a recession-led Bush II and he wants us to stop doing the dipsy-do with the Little Red Devil in China (who, thanks to Bush’s appeasement, we’ve armed with our own technology to the teeth). Unlike Peroutka before him in 2004, he doesn’t use “God” in every sentence, turning off those of us who aren’t looking for a preacher President, just for a President. That’s pretty amazing for a preacher to pull off, wouldn’t you agree? Bringing back those of us who are supporting Rev. Chuck isn’t going to be easy.

I personally don’t see any way that the GOP mucky mucks can be brought to a smoky back room and told that “Either you dump McCain, or we dump YOU!” by the base. I think there are just too many “conservatives” that will swallow hard and pull the lever for that failed Senator from AZ, the Champion of Amnesty, the bane of conservatives. I really don’t think those mucky mucks care about the base. They want crossover and Independent votes and to keep their corporate cheap illegal labor-loving donors happy.

But, maybe I’m wrong. There’s always hope. But time is running out. The GOP is in BIG trouble. That longtime conservative House seat lost the other day in Mississippi to a Democrat showed that that is the case. If the House stays in Pelosi’s hands, we’ll have Amnesty (which Feinstein has already succeeded in ramming thru the Senate the other night) and that will bring in another 40-60 million illegals from Mexico. It will spell the end of the nation.

Can a few conservative activists really change that? I wish I were that confident.

The last I heard Ron Paul is still running on the Republican ticket. Why don’t we urge the GOP leadership to back him? He is still heads and shoulders above every other candidate in how he stands by the Constitution in what he says and does and according to his voting record.