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A More Serious Division:
The GOP has a more serious “us versus them” conflict within the party. It is a divide between a severely conservative base and the RINO Romney. It is a base so severely conservative, it is out of touch with facts, reality, and reason. All throughout the GOP primaries, the base has been looking for a conservative alternative to Romney. On the other hand, the GOP establishment wants someone who does not make weird, strange, wacky statements as Cain, Bachmann, Santorum, Gingrich, and Paul were making. Romney himself may not be one of the crazies, but he has to pander to the delusions and fantasies of the base while reassuring moderates and independents he is not totally out of it. Without pandering what else ...
Considering Rick Santorum's sudden departure from the race, it's time to quit dancing around and bluntly state what the problem is for the man likely to become the Republican nominee for president.
Republicans and others who consider themselves part of the "conservative wing" of the party, with some exceptions, stiff-armed Romney early on based on the belief that he was not one of them and could be defeated. But now, as the nomination looks increasingly his, the Romney camp is stiff-arming that same wing of the party. The question is, can money alone buy one the presidency?
There is true irony...
You're just nuts. Who is "severely conservative"--? What are these "delusions and fantasies" you think are weird, strange, wacky?
Spend some time THINKING, Zen. Don't vote until you've done more thinking by yourself. Don't rely on what Jon Stewart or Bob Beckel tell you.