This is an excellent article about the differences between
conservatives and liberals and why conservative leaders – such as Ronald Reagan
– are supported and even loved by the people.
It explains well the reason why Republicans should choose a confirmed
conservative such as Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin rather than a moderate
such as Governor Jeb Bush of Florida. It
explains plainly why a conservative is a clear alternative to a liberal while a
moderate is simply lite-liberal.
“Let’s be clear: If voters choose a principled conservative,
they will stand by him, even if he (or she) is attacked relentlessly by the
liberal press. Voters might not say it
publicly or in a poll, and they might not agree with their candidate on every
single issue, but privately (the silent majority) they will cast their vote for
somebody who will fight for conservative values because they know deep down
it’s the right thing to do.
“It might not be apparent to
some, but voters can see through media propaganda; they can see through the
senseless drivel that comes out of the liberal media complex. Most people (maybe the majority) understand
that the media is overwhelmingly biased against conservative candidates. But the elites in the media are not the ones
who decide who becomes president. Voters
have the ultimate say. If a candidate
talks directly to the people and to the issues that affect them, they will
respond at the ballot box.
“Let’s understand that in an
election between a liberal and a liberal Republican, chances are the liberal
will win. The liberal Republican will
stumble because fundamentally he is more an opportunist than a
conservative. But if a real conservative
runs against a liberal, most of the time the conservative should come out on
top. Here’s why. Firstly, the conservative has the facts and
the evidence on his side. Secondly, the
United States, contrary to what the establishment media would have you believe,
is a much more conservative-leaning country than most Washington insiders
understand. And finally, conservatism is
a much more common sense political philosophy than liberalism. Therefore it can reach many more people if
its messenger can articulate that common sense to the common people.
“This is the fact: people will gravitate toward (and identify
with) a conservative candidate if that candidate stays true to his beliefs and
doesn’t buckle under media pressure.
That’s the key to winning the White House in 2016.”
I would very much like to see an
articulate and principled conservative as the Republican candidate for
President of the United States. I too
believe, if the Establishment Republicans push another moderate candidate, he
or she will lose to the liberal Democrat once again. I hope the lesson of John McCain and Mitt
Romney was learned!
Here is another interesting article
comparing conservatives and liberals, particularly those found in the
Republican Party. Author Earick
Ward discusses conservatives and moderates (RHINOs), fiscal conservatives and
social conservatives and declares that Libertarians are fiscally
conservative-socially liberal.
“The far left is dug in, and
seemingly prepared to fight this battle as well.
“Which brings us back to the
Fiscal Conservative-Social Liberal Moderate.
Seeing the Left prepared to destroy anyone who doesn’t comport to their
cultural worldview (Chick-Fil-A, Phil Robertson, Brendan Eich, the Benham
brothers, etc.), you must understand that they (the Left) are prepared to go
nuclear. You may not believe in, nor
should you be required to, believe in the social/cultural worldview of your
Social Conservative brethren, but you cannot stand by and watch the battle from
the sidelines.
“You may think that you’re
taking an `enlightened’ attitude towards these social/cultural issues by
straddling the middle, but understand this:
as the Left goes nuclear to defeat the Social Conservative, they will
have no compunction against attacking you, when the winds of change blow in a
wholly different direction. You will be
asked to evolve again.
“To paraphrase Niemoller – First,
they came for the Social Conservatives.”
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