In the aftermath of the 2008 presidential election, many conservative voters are left pondering the question “What now?” Many conservatives are painfully aware that the Republican party no longer represents their interests, and the infighting and character assassination that has followed the Republican defeat reveals the party to be one of self-serving autocrats rather than representatives of conservatism, at least at the leadership level. [...]

When I point a finger at you, there are three pointing back at me.
Whenever a major political party loses an election, the inevitable result in the days after is recriminations. The losing party feeds on itself as it tries to explain why it lost.
In the case of the 2008 McCain loss, we voting conservatives have [...]

What am I going to do about the next election?  Sign up with the Montgomery County Republican Party and do some volunteering. 
Do I have to call people?  No, not if I don’t want to, but I can stuff envelopes, volunteer at the party HQ, work “get out the vote” events, etc.  It’s called getting involved, [...]

http://www.daytondailynews.com/n/content/shared-gen/ap/Finance_General  /US_Elections_World_View.html
I think I’m going to be saying this a lot over the next 4 years, but this concerns me.  If the rest of the world is so happy happy about his election, what does that mean for us?

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