It has nothing to do with forgiving them. It has to do with achieving our goal. To do that, we need to take over one of the major parties, since it is only they who are allowed in the debates. Since the GOP at one time, was the party of small government and they are weak right now, it makes sense that we target them.
We can sit here and have temper tantrums about how badly they treated us, OR WE BECOME THE PARTY. The neoconservatives walked in and took over the party and we can help them walk on out. There has never been a time as good as this one to take over the party from the ground floor on up. If we do that, WE WILL BE THE LEADERS. Or, we can sit here on our asses and belly ache about how terrible it all is.
The choice is ours.
Forgiving them in the sense that we just turn our heads at what was done,
and then turn around and go right back in giving them our input and begging to be part of the Republican Party.
That is what the Republican Liberty Caucus tries - to be a wing of and still part of the GOP.
Maybe that is not the best idea, after the lessons learned over the past 18 months.
No temper tantrums, but derfinitely giving up on fruitlessly trying to
become the Republican Party.
I don't think the neo-cons will retreat from their takeover of the Republican Party -
they are so hell-bent on excluding youth and energy, they should be the ones to just die off a slow
- if not a quick - death, it may be wasted energy to try to revive the Grand Old Party and better to just start fresh anew.
Call it the
Ron Paul Party for all I care . . .
built on constitutionalist, libertarian, and true republican principles like non-interventionism.
GOP goons abused the term isolationist to describe us as well - we're quite the opposite really
as the term isolationist refers to trade policy.
"When goods don't cross borders, soldiers will." ~Fredric Bastiat, French economist/philosopher