The Absurd Report

The conservative movement in American politics has never been more fractured by in-fighting than it is today and we must find a way to fix it, fast.

In the good ole days, all of my hate mail came from sniveling liberals angry with my ultra-conservative message about the founding principles and values that made America the greatest nation in earth’s history.

But today, most of my hate mail comes from self-styled conservatives and angry Republicans who can’t seem to agree on what it means to be Republican, much less conservative.

I believe that we are headed for a disastrous loss this November and that such a loss can forever change the direction of this nation in an irreversible leap into pure Democratic Socialism that will soon after, be the ruin of my beloved country.

If I’m right, it will be “conservatives” who cause it, not liberals.

As a result of the “compassionate” policies of too many Republicans over the last ten years or so, social spending at a pace that should make even a drunken Kennedy blush, appeasing leftist notions from open borders to immoral social behaviors, and failing to finish the battles we accept in a decisive manner, Republican voters have lost focus and faith in their own party or their ability to affect positive change via the election process.

While there is valid cause for concern in all of these areas, the answer is not to shrink from the challenges, but to rise to these occasions.

Working directly with conservative congressional candidates to take back conservative control of at least the senate is a must do no matter who becomes the next President. But today, I want to address the importance of who becomes the next President.

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