The Conservative 3rd Party brought to you by...John Boehner?

Pop Fisher: My gut tells me this, and Red agrees. We feel Hobbs can fill your posi­tion very neatly. We’ll give you one more chance to shape up. Oth­er­wise, it’s the bench.

The Nat­ural 1984

The Bat­man: Ladies, gen­tle­men, you’ve eaten well. You’ve eaten Gotham’s wealth. Its spirit. But your feast is nearly over. From this moment on, none of you are safe.

Bat­man 405 (1987) …on TV as Bat­man Year One (2011)

Fri­day I talked about the GOP as Drew Bled­soe, not bad get­ting the team to the play­offs but not real­iz­ing that there is a plethora of peo­ple on the bench just wait­ing to take the field. while the GOP takes their IQ test con­cern­ing the  Happy Prospect ter­ri­ble threat of Sequestration

A few weeks ago Mike Rogers of Gran­ite Grok said this:

The time to take over the GOP (state by state) or set up a real third party (let’s call it the con­ser­v­a­tive party, like NY state), is NOW, after a his­toric elec­tion that demon­strated the inept­ness of the “Wiz­ards of Smart”.

If the GOP fails this test and con­tin­ues to fall for this non­sense, I sug­gest con­ser­v­a­tives state by state fol­low the New York Model and cre­ate the “Con­ser­v­a­tive Party” to com­pete with the GOP.

Addi­tion­ally I think we con­ser­v­a­tives should make this threat pub­licly and directly because the impact of this threat is con­sid­er­able and directed right at the peo­ple it needs to be put to the most.

Con­sider, one of the pres­sures being put on Tea-​Party con­ser­v­a­tives is the threat of an even worse deal as the Speaker goes to democ­rats for the votes needed to pass his bill. He would need to bring about 30 mem­bers of the GOP with him to get to 218 and obvi­ously they would be from “safe seats”.

But what if those seats weren’t safe any­more? What if there was a con­ser­v­a­tive party run­ning can­di­dates in those estab­lish­ment GOP dis­tricts that are con­sid­ered safe GOP? Sud­denly those seat are in play and our demo­c­rat friends would jump in with both feet. In fact I sus­pect Soros money would pour in to build up such a con­ser­v­a­tive party in order to divide the GOP.

Now I’m sure there are those say­ing: “But DaT­e­chGuy, you’d be giv­ing the elec­tion to the democ­rats”, con­sider these two points, one from Mike Rogers:

If we suc­cess­fully set up a con­ser­v­a­tive party, and win some seats, we can choose to align with Repub­li­cans or even endorse their can­di­date as a tac­ti­cal mat­ter on a vote by vote basis.

The vast major­ity of the time the NY Con­ser­v­a­tive Party endorses the GOP can­di­date, but when we have a Dede Scoz­zafava we can say: NO!

And this one that’s new from me: Let’s say the GOP cau­cus says NO WAY! and Speaker John Boehner passes this with 30 – 50 GOP and 190 Dems (in real­ity any­thing resem­bling cuts won’t get all the dems). We chal­lenge these GOP mem­bers in deep red dis­tricts and the democ­rats take the house in 2014, two pos­i­tive things happen.

1. Every mem­ber of the GOP dis­cov­ers none of them are safe with­out us.

2. The Democ­rats get con­trol in the last two years of the pres­i­dency of Barack Obama mean­ing that going into 2016 they get full blame for all that will come. If Oba­macare passed in 2011 rather than 2009 Mitt Rom­ney is pres­i­dent today with large majori­ties in both houses.

Those two years in the wilder­ness will have a pay­off of real con­ser­v­a­tives for years to come, a sit­u­a­tion our chil­dren and grand­chil­dren will thank us for.

I’d like to remind the GOP of one thing, I was a con­ser­v­a­tive Demo­c­rat and left the Demo­c­rat party when it didn’t rep­re­sent my val­ues any­more. I joined the Repub­li­can party because I decided it was time to pub­licly be the side I was on. If the GOP doesn’t rep­re­sent my val­ues or is embar­rassed by me, if they don’t want to admit needed the con­ser­v­a­tives except on elec­tion day and on fundrais­ing days then that’s fine, I can take hint and I sus­pect a lot of the grass root con­ser­v­a­tives and tea party mem­bers can too.

Do we stay or do we go? John Boehner and the GOP, it’s all up to you.