I liked most of what you said, Brian. However, I cannot agree fully. Especially with respect to Ammon Bundy, who essentially was driven out of the Republican Party.
Republicans still must vote their consciences: Support candidates who put country and Constitution first; avoid blindly supporting those with R after their names while ignoring their actions in office.
No one talking about the voting machines, the drop boxes, mail in voting. All have been proven to make a difference in the outcomes. ESS just testified that all electronics can be hacked. What more even needs to be said. Enough with the machines, tablets, ID tablets. Please do your own research and start the end of the electronics in our voting.
"Can Republicans come together while still holding to our principles?"....first, you'd have to define what are the "principles" that define the Republican Party. The generalities that the party currently operates on are so "liberal", its no wonder we have "democrat type" representatives. Put an "R" by your name, claim a few of the "Republican Principles", spend a ton of money on your campaign and "voila" your an elected "republican" voting against "Republican Principles". Unity? Hardly. The current change in leadership in the party represents the simple fact that the previous "leadership" had no desire for "unity" or recognition that they were very far out of step with "the principles" of the conservative voters of the state. It looks to me that the the previous "leadership" purposefully did not want to vette the candidates in order to maintain their status quo.
I liked most of what you said, Brian. However, I cannot agree fully. Especially with respect to Ammon Bundy, who essentially was driven out of the Republican Party.
Republicans still must vote their consciences: Support candidates who put country and Constitution first; avoid blindly supporting those with R after their names while ignoring their actions in office.
Very well done Brian, except for one thing and that was your reference to some "liberty wing." Unity doesn't have wings.
No one talking about the voting machines, the drop boxes, mail in voting. All have been proven to make a difference in the outcomes. ESS just testified that all electronics can be hacked. What more even needs to be said. Enough with the machines, tablets, ID tablets. Please do your own research and start the end of the electronics in our voting.
"Can Republicans come together while still holding to our principles?"....first, you'd have to define what are the "principles" that define the Republican Party. The generalities that the party currently operates on are so "liberal", its no wonder we have "democrat type" representatives. Put an "R" by your name, claim a few of the "Republican Principles", spend a ton of money on your campaign and "voila" your an elected "republican" voting against "Republican Principles". Unity? Hardly. The current change in leadership in the party represents the simple fact that the previous "leadership" had no desire for "unity" or recognition that they were very far out of step with "the principles" of the conservative voters of the state. It looks to me that the the previous "leadership" purposefully did not want to vette the candidates in order to maintain their status quo.