So how do we get into this mess.

[txgho1911]

So would we find any benefit in joining this org and working from the inside?


Indianapolis ACORN
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Suite 511
Indianapolis, IN 46202

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[fire1035]

I have thought about getting into this, or perhaps working inside of the demo party. I'm seriously thinking of severing my ties to the repub party as well. Viva Libertarianism! Or at least Ron Paul anyway.

 

[HICKMAN]

I'm seriously thinking of severing my ties to the repub party as well. Viva Libertarianism! Or at least Ron Paul anyway.

That's exactly what the left is hoping for.

Now is not the time to abandon the party, it is time to rebuild it with Conservatives.

 

[fire1035]

That's exactly what the left is hoping for.

Now is not the time to abandon the party, it is time to rebuild it with Conservatives.

That's the only thing keeping me in right now. I know better than to give them more of an edge. If we could get more young people such as myself (29) into the party and active on what the party stands for then maybe it can be turned around. I feel the party has lost it's way and I keep hoping that those that still care will throw their weight around in earnest.

 

[dross]

That's exactly what the left is hoping for.

Now is not the time to abandon the party, it is time to rebuild it with Conservatives.

I agree. While I agree with most Libertarian positions, their purist ideas are just too rigorous for most people. We small "L" libertarians need to work from within the Republican party and drive them in our direction. We need to lose the social conservatives IMO, at least the ones who are willing to involve the government to support their agenda.

We just need a charismatic economic, freedom oriented, Constitution-loving Republican to emerge.