You said, “I want to know why I should stay in this party?”

Are you asking why you should remain a voter registered to vote as a Republican?

Or are you asking whether you should remain a voting, “card-carrying” member of the Republican Party?

If you are not already inside the Party as a precinct committeeman (might be called something else in your state), I suggest you investigate how to become one where you live. And then attend your local committee meetings.

The reason the Republican Party is not “conservative enough” for some conservatives is because there are not enough conservatives in the Party. Half the precinct committeeman slots are vacant and about one-third of the precincts across the country have not a single Republican precinct committeeman.

If we conservatives filled up all the vacant precinct committeeman slots we’d be in a position to elect new, more conservative officers at the local, county, state and RNC levels. For example, if we had true conservatives running the RNC, we wouldn’t be having the likes of George Steponallofus asking our candidates questions at the “debates.”

Saturday our county committee met in Phoenix. Here’s some of what happened at the meeting:

http://www.unifiedpatriots.com/2012/01/14/1783-of-698940-maricopa-county-az-republicans-passed-resolutions-changed-bylaws-and-elected-officers-today/cold-warrior

Because we’ve greatly increased the number of conservative precinct committeemen, we were able to elect conservatives to all five of the “At Large” positions on the Executive Board of the Executive Guidance Committee. As we did two years ago.

If you can’t for some reason become a PC, perhaps you could volunteer your time and talents in some other way with your local committee.

I hope this helps.

Thank you.

ColdWarrior