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Mr. Brightside ...

Tom DeLay sees a silver lining:

"Republicans are actually in an excellent position to embark on such a course right now. What with an unpopular president, an unorthodox presidential nominee, congressional conferences bottoming out in terms of their numbers of safe seats, and only a handful of well-known rising stars in the states, conventional wisdom says the Republican Party is a mess. I don’t see that at all. What pundits see as disunity can be very easily transformed into creative competition."
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He has a point.  Republican's problems are so extensive right now that merely "tweaking" things won't help.  It's almost "freeing" to be in a position where you can essentially start from scratch, burn the barn down, and start over ...

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