Can We Get to a Brokered Convention?
The GOP nomination fight should be over who has the best plan for reducing the power, scope, and cost of government, not about who can go to Washington and most effectively wield government power to enact a conservative social agenda instead of a liberal social agenda. Good grief.
I don't want government promoting and enforcing anybody's social agenda, left or right. What I want is for government to butt the hell out everywhere its presence is not absolutely necessary, right across the board.
The Tea Party took its foot off the gas, and the result is a contest that promptly went straight off the rails.
Byron
The GOP nomination fight should be over who has the best plan for reducing the power, scope, and cost of government, not about who can go to Washington and most effectively wield government power to enact a conservative social agenda instead of a liberal social agenda. Good grief.
I don't want government promoting and enforcing anybody's social agenda, left or right. What I want is for government to butt the hell out everywhere its presence is not absolutely necessary, right across the board.
The Tea Party took its foot off the gas, and the result is a contest that promptly went straight off the rails.
Byron
posted by Byron | Saturday, February 11, 2012
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