toxicmedia
Gold Member
True...but there are fewer and fewer new conservative voters every year, and unless the GOP stops hanging it's hat on white evangelical Christians, that'll get worse.A career politician is a career politician, millions just like me did not vote in the last two presidential elections that's just a fact.That's nutty.All three Romney, McCain and GW are progressives, conservatives just don't vote for career politicians...I've seen those stats you're talking about, and it's cheap spin.Na, no one voted for a spineless fool and a cult leader... The numbers don't lie.That's what you tell yourselves...but in reality...a lack of a clearly communicated conservative message was not what caused McCain to lose...Sarah Palin caused McCain to lose, and Obama's campaign had people in tears of joy.
A lack of message clarity didn't cause Romney to lose. In fact, his crystal clear representation of a stiff prudish white conservative male just turned off diversity voters. His 47% comment was the first nail, then Obama's handling of the 2nd and 3rd debates were the last nails in that coffin.
No........the problem was that the nation understood exactly how Fox News/Tea Party Republicans really feel.
And that still is the problem. And I need guys like you to lose, so my GOP can come back to being a rational party
Conservative stayed home in both cases...
Republican voter turnout was lower for Romney than McCain or GW, but if they would have turned out in numbers as high as GW...it still wouldn't have been enough
If Tea Party/Fox News Republicans can't even get the GOP nomination, what makes you think they'll win in the general election?
This whole thing Rush Limbaugh pushes about candidates not being conservative enough is really bad cheap spin. Rush said Romney by a landslide!...and he talks about this "operation chaos" were he lied as part of some grandiose electioneering attempt. How do you know that all this "not conservative enough" stuff isn't more electioneering?
The fact is...saying Republican candidates are progressive, or not conservative enough, suggests that the majority that elected Obama twice is looking for someone "conservative enough", and that's crazy.