The future of the GOP? Maybe. But does the GOP have a Future?

A lot of people are getting hyped about this Bobby Jindal, the latest Republican superstar (after the order of Fred Thompson).

The question is, “Does the Republican Party have a future?”  I’m afraid if it does, it’s one of continued futility and ineptness.  Conservatives do not need the Republican Party.  Those who continue to place their hopes in it have nothing to expect but continued defeat, continued neglect, and more of the same: choosing the least worst of the candidates.

We need a Conservative party that will enunciate the principles of Conservatism.  When the philosophy of Conservatism is boldy and clearly proclaimed, it will triumph.  Why?  Because Conservativism is logical. It makes sense.  Even the dimmist of American wits can understand the disaster that looms when too many people become dependent on government. Even the biggest morons are able to comprehend that across-the-board tax cuts are the trigger to a bigger and better economy.  Even the dopiest eggheads that roam our streets should be able to realize that government spending is out of control and therefore is against the interests of every American.  Even the brain-dead would be able to understand that securing our borders makes sense.

Yes, almost everyone in the USA is a Conservative… the problem is we have no Conservative political voice.  The Republican Party – once the party of conservatives – has no intention to fight the tyranny of the Democrat, liberal, fascist agenda. Just look at John McCain: He will not say anything about Obama Hussein’s radical agenda, radical associates, and radical past.  He has already endorsed Hillary Clinton, saying that she would make a fine president!

Come on people! Go ahead and hope in Bobby Jindal.  Fine. Just don’t even dare complain when he turns out to be another disappointment – just another “playa” in the corrupt game called American politics.