What Now?

The election is a week behind us and once again Republicans have been whipped soundly.  So what does a good conservative do now?

What we do now is consistently apply pressure across the board.  We, as grassroots conservatives have to apply pressure first to our members of Congress to replace the inept leadership at the top.  That means I’m contacting Congressman Henry Brown and telling him NOT to support Minority Leader Boehner.

We’ve had two disastrous elections in a row and yet it appears the House it poised to retain the leadership that handed us those losses.  We have a GOP that is still in denial.  They continue to make excuses, apparently having learned nothing from the ‘06 and ‘08 elections.  If the GOP has any hope at all of retaking anything in 2010, it depends on replacing the current leadership in both the House and Senate with solid ideological conservatives.  It makes no sense to continue rewarding failure yet the GOP has a strong tendency to do just that.

We grassroots conservatives have successfully flexed our muscles before.  When President Bush tried to pass Harriet Meyers off on use we rose up en mass and put a stop to it.  We have the power to do the same kind of thing now.  If members of Congress are overwhelmed with phone calls, emails and faxes from their constituents demanding new leadership, they will listen.

The question is, do grassroots conservatives care enough to take action?

Palin’s First Appearance as McCain’s Running Mate

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Part 2

A Clue to the Next VP

The GOP has announced the schedule and speakers for their convention next week. One thing this proves is that they are better prepared than the DNC who got their schedule released late on August 24, 2008 for the August 25 convention.

You can read the schedule at Media Lizzy’s website. As you are reading be sure to look for the missing names of people presumed to be on the potential VP List. This is a good indicator of whom John McCain is considering. I have prepared the following chart.

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