PoliticalChic
Diamond Member
1. Too often, there is the misapprehension that 'conservative' is simply a subsidiary of 'Republican,' as Feminism, Environmentalism, the media, Planned Parenthood, etc. are of the Democrats.
The difference is that all the Democrat subsidiaries will never disobey the capital "D" organization.
Not so with conservitives vis-a-vis the Republican Party, because the right, the need, to think and question is in our DNA, while every stripe of Democrat-associates need to behave like iron filings in a magnetic field: they line right up, muttering 'yes, sir, yes, sir.'
2. Of growing interest in these terms, is the Pennsylvania primary for Senate seat. Therein we find the sort of battle that I would wish didn't take place, but it highlights the fact that conservatives and Republicans don't always see eye-to-eye: Dr. Oz or Kathie Barnette.
Trump has endorsed Oz. The NYPost, Dick Morris, Greg Kelly, all support Oz, or, it appears, anyone to whom Trump give his imprimatur. The folloiwng is an interesting take on the choice.
3. "Will Conservatives Get Along Again After the Pennsylvania Primary?
4. I am a Trump supporter. Like Starnes, I do not support Donald Trumpās endorsement for U.S. Senate in the upcoming Pennsylvania primary, Dr. Mehmet Oz. For this, weāre getting lambasted by fellow conservatives for being disloyal.
āWhat concerns me is that the definition of conservative seems to be evolving,ā he said. āConservative used to define someone who wanted to limit big government, stop out-of-control spending, defend the unborn, support the Second Amendment and fight back against the sex and gender revolutionaries. But now, the definition of conservative seems to be āsomeone who is electable.ā
āIf you are pro-abortion, anti-Second Amendment and you support radical gender reassignment surgery for minors, you are not a conservative.ā
5. I get it. There are those who have not been dissuaded by reports of Dr. Ozās leftist past which includes support for keeping Roe v. Wade, gun control, and puberty blockers for transgender children. All they see is President Trumpās endorsement and assume that all is well in the Land of Oz. But I donāt buy it, and apparently many other Republicans arenāt buying it either as the latest polls show Dr. Oz in a three-way tie with Kathy Barnette and David McCormick."
Most of us won't get to vote in the Pennsylvania primary.....but there is an important debate at issue. It involves the sort of critiques that Democrats voters never have to face.....thinking and questioning.
The difference is that all the Democrat subsidiaries will never disobey the capital "D" organization.
Not so with conservitives vis-a-vis the Republican Party, because the right, the need, to think and question is in our DNA, while every stripe of Democrat-associates need to behave like iron filings in a magnetic field: they line right up, muttering 'yes, sir, yes, sir.'
2. Of growing interest in these terms, is the Pennsylvania primary for Senate seat. Therein we find the sort of battle that I would wish didn't take place, but it highlights the fact that conservatives and Republicans don't always see eye-to-eye: Dr. Oz or Kathie Barnette.
Trump has endorsed Oz. The NYPost, Dick Morris, Greg Kelly, all support Oz, or, it appears, anyone to whom Trump give his imprimatur. The folloiwng is an interesting take on the choice.
3. "Will Conservatives Get Along Again After the Pennsylvania Primary?
There have been some extremely heated exchanges between supporters of Dr. Mehmet Oz and supporters of Kathy Barnette. After Tuesday's primaries, will there be reconciliation?
4. I am a Trump supporter. Like Starnes, I do not support Donald Trumpās endorsement for U.S. Senate in the upcoming Pennsylvania primary, Dr. Mehmet Oz. For this, weāre getting lambasted by fellow conservatives for being disloyal.
āWhat concerns me is that the definition of conservative seems to be evolving,ā he said. āConservative used to define someone who wanted to limit big government, stop out-of-control spending, defend the unborn, support the Second Amendment and fight back against the sex and gender revolutionaries. But now, the definition of conservative seems to be āsomeone who is electable.ā
āIf you are pro-abortion, anti-Second Amendment and you support radical gender reassignment surgery for minors, you are not a conservative.ā
5. I get it. There are those who have not been dissuaded by reports of Dr. Ozās leftist past which includes support for keeping Roe v. Wade, gun control, and puberty blockers for transgender children. All they see is President Trumpās endorsement and assume that all is well in the Land of Oz. But I donāt buy it, and apparently many other Republicans arenāt buying it either as the latest polls show Dr. Oz in a three-way tie with Kathy Barnette and David McCormick."
Will Conservatives Get Along Again After the Pennsylvania Primary?
Over the past week, I've had more hate mail from fellow conservatives than I've ever had in my life, and
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Most of us won't get to vote in the Pennsylvania primary.....but there is an important debate at issue. It involves the sort of critiques that Democrats voters never have to face.....thinking and questioning.
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