To my liberal friends, perhaps you feel the same way from your side of the aisle:

As a conservative, I'm tired of Hannity (Rush to an extent) espousing "the Republican Party needs to return to its conservative principles."

To paraphrase Reagan, "I never left the Democrat Party. The Democrat Party left me."

The Republican Party does not represent conservatism. Other than Goldwater and Reagan, most were of the moderate variety. Nixon? Ike? They were of the country club.

It belongs to the McCains, Snows and Collins of the world. When Gingrich endorses the ultra liberal Republican in NY's 23rd race, when Michael Steele wants a "more inclusive" GOP, tbat tells you they support the party over principle.

If you would have the leading conservative commentators and columnists encouraging the truly conservative GOP members to switch to a 3rd party-be it Conservative Party or other organization-you just might see a movement gain real power. As it is, most are probably afraid to give up their committee positions.

I would feel the same way as a liberal.

Yes, lets get all of the crazies out of the republican party.

The problem is, once they begin to lose elections as a third party, will they all desert? The current ideology of the conservative demagogues (Hannity and Rush, etc) are untenable outside of a small geographic region in the south.

And Im not talking just about the "south" of the civil war. I'm talking about a much smaller south of Texas, Mississippi, OK, Missouri, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina.

I live in North Carolina, and with every year the state becomes more solidly democratic. We've had a democratic governor since the 80s. But the REAL measure of change is in the mayoral situation. Charlotte, the most convervative big city in North Carolina, the center of banking and finance, elected Anthony Foxx (a democrat) as governor yesterday (after 7 terms of a Republican). The Democratic city council increased from 7-4 dems to 8-4 dems. Virginia, North Carolina, and to a smaller extent, Georgia will all depart the Republican camps for good in the next decade.

Hannity(the Palooka), O'Reilly, Newt, and several others, should ride off into the sunset and do their attention seeking somewhere else.

Their accomplishments should be duly noted and acknowledged.

Mr.'s Limbaugh amd Beck, should lead the new party.

Debbie Wasserman, should change parties.

Just my view.

Hannity(the Palooka), O'Reilly, Newt, and several others, should ride off into the sunset and do their attention seeking somewhere else.

Their accomplishments should be duly noted and acknowledged.

Mr.'s Limbaugh amd Beck, should lead the new party.

Debbie Wasserman, should change parties.

Just my view.