Bump to Tom Whitmore! You are spot on brother.

The party leadership has become so far removed from the grassroots of the party membership that the only the they know is their own interests. This is why the party is falling apart. The grassroots are giving up on the leadership. The real coup was the grassroots taking back our party at last year’s convention and placing the chairmanship in the hands of someone with the principled grassroot’s interests at heart. Now of course the establishment leadership has decided to push with a counter offensive with a counter-coup.

To the party leadership, read my words carefully, you are now receiving public notice YOUR DAYS ARE NUMBERED. YOU HAVE BEEN IRRESPONSIBLE WITH OUR PARTY, OUR MONEY, OUR POWER, AND OUR TRUST. YOU HAVE SHOWN YOURSELVES THROUGH THIS COWARDLY AND IRRESPONSIBLE ACTION (ousting of Frederick). WE KNOW WHO TO REMOVE NOW. YOU MAY CURRENTLY HAVE BIG MONEY AND THE POWER OF POSITION, BUT WE HAVE THE ULTIMATE POWER OF THE VOTE. MANY OF US HAVE BEEN MOTIVATED TO ACTION. YOU CAN’T STOP THE MOTIVATED POLITICAL ACTIVIST.

That’s ok. That means I’m up from 2-3% and steadily gaining ground.

You people need to vote for our candidates, so we can make unconstitutional, unethical, or backroom deals that totally disregard your values and thoughts on good governance.

You people don’t need to feel left out because we meet in secret at the Hillbilly Hideaway. We have a perfectly good tent back by the outhouse.

You people should continue to give us money because we are the true party of the people, unless it gets in the way of our own agenda.

See, it doesn’t matter whether it’s Frederick, Tom, Ed or anyone else who is in charge of the RPV. The election results show that the citizens of Virginia have figured out who the extremists are, and their name isn’t Britt.

I just happen to use a “handle” on the internet like I do on the CB radio in my occupation. I go by the same handle there.

I’ll fess up I am able to hide in the fog a little bit as a result, but it is really not that difficult to figure out who I am. I’m telling you how to do it if you haven’t been able to figure it out on your own.

Instead of making a point, LI resorts to name calling and saying I’m extreme and in the 5% crowd.

I point out the fact that the RPV is engaging in some damaging behavior and his answwer is that I’m whining with my 3 friends.

Louden Insider, do you not care about your own party. You are a Republican……arn’t you? Or do you secretly chortle as you witness first hand the RPV implode and hand government off to the far left?

While I do not necessarily agree with Britt’s take on McDonnell, I think that he makes a good point about our party. This coup being launched by people who have been antagonistic to conservatives on culture issues and libertarians on fiscal ones has already created a political bloodbath in the Virginia GOP. If you wanted Tom Davis to be the chairman then why didn’t you try and get him elected last year?

Britt Howard is not alone in his disdain of this coup. It is being led by some of those who disagreed with the results of last years convention. Whether we stick with Frederick or not, let’s move forward united behind our principles, if you disagree with one or two of those principles, that’s fine, just don’t try and change the party’s core principles.

Govern like a fiscal conservative, you get my vote.

Govern like a fiscal liberal, I stay home if the Democrat is a fiscal Liberal.

Govern like a fiscal liberal and go against a conservative democrat like Creigh Deeds and I’ll vote Democrat. (Result 2 votes)

Govern like a HRTA loving liberal that wants to decide what type of sex my bride to be and I have behind closed doors, protect eminent domain by championing false reform that protects nobody, and destroy your own party by trying to boot Jeff Frederick and sink Cuccinelli, and I just might vote for anybody over you. (1 or 2 votes…….depending on how angry I’m feeling that day.)

When the politician alienates a right wring voter, the voter might stay home. Result? Minus one.

When the politician alienates a moderate voter? The moderate voter votes for the other guy (or gal). Result? Minus two.

If a Republican candidate attempts to appeal to moderate voters and this ends up alienating the base? Well I guess the Democrat just ends up getting elected. But without the moderate vote the Republican stood about zero chance anyway, so what does he/she have to lose?

If died in the wool conservatives insist on staying home every time they do not get their way they are going to have to live with even more extreme candidates winning the election. You’re going to take your ball and go back home? But what happens when they come knocking on your door demanding you surrender the ball because they won the election?

See his latest email defenses to SCC here:

http://tooconservative.com/?p=3342