Monday, January 26, 2009

GOP Needs to Erase Republicanism in Favor of Conservatism


Although I'm no longer a Republican, I still have wishes that they'd return to the party that made me join in the first place. When I came to the Republican Party, I found a nice mix of folks from various backgrounds that bonded over the conservative principle of limited government influence in our daily lives.

What I find today is a party that is more united over skin color and religion than any political ideology. I find that today's Republicans don't really care about the expansion of government as long as they are the ones to benefit. They'll go back to conservatism if they don't see themselves or their cronies benefitting from the government intrusion. This is what I call Republicanism and it's a far cry from conservatism.

This leads me to a column from newmajority.com. I also believe that Michael Steele should be chosen to lead the RNC. Of course, there are things that I disagree with him on. But, I think that he can be an obvious choice to take the party from a bunch of flag carriers to a party that is representative of the vast conservative nature of our country.

Monarchy Denied!!!!

Poor Princess Caroline! The Kennedy dynasty's choice will not get the chance to be annointed successor to Hillary Clinton's vacant Senate seat. Those Americans in favor of political monarchies are furious. She's the first, now "non-political" figure that has made Sarah Palin look seasoned and experienced. Kudos to Gov. Patterson for not giving in to the obvious political pressure.

Instead, he selects a NY Congresswoman that is in favor of gun rights and enforcing our immigration policy. Even better!!!

Caroline Kennedy needs to earn her Senate seat. This is not 15th century Whales, okay? We are not a monarchy.