Coming Togethe As One

The 2010 election is 6 months away and the conservatives have every reason to be optimistic. The anti-incumbant and primarily, anti-democrat fervor is palpable. But environment change quickly and unless you a party is guided by a clear vision and message it will only be as effective as the prevailing sentiments on the day of elections allow. The Republican Party needs to capitalize on the natural momentum and advantage this political climate has provided them. Tea party candidates and republican candidates can very much afford a heated primary but what we can't afford is to take 2 candidates to the November ballots while the Democratic Party falls in line behind a single candidate. Most voters are strategic and recognize that the progress they want only comes when we win majorities. It will never be perfect; it will never be 100% in line with any one person's perspective. So we need to ask a better question. Are we moving forward in the direction of our ideal? If we choose to make a political message by voting in large numbers for 3rd party candidates but lose the election, we in the will have moved further way from our over arching goal. And the country we love will more and more resemble something we do not.