When conservatives look for elected Republicans to stand for our
values, we are not just looking for someone who might vote with
conservatives when convenient; we are looking for someone who will give
voice to conservatives. Hence, we are looking for leaders – people who
will articulate the message, fight the conservative battles, and move
the polls. We have no need for more followers, fence-sitters, and
finger lickers. The recent developments in the fight to defund
Obamacare serve as a quintessential example of this divide between the
leaders and the fence-sitters.
After several months of hard work from Jim DeMint, Ted Cruz, Mike Lee, Tom Graves, Mark Meadows, and some of the outside groups, there is tremendous momentum behind using the budget bills to force the issue on Obamacare once and for all. Obamacare is now more unpopular than ever. It is so unpopular that Republicans are viewed as more favorable on healthcare than Democrats. This has never happened in years. As Erick noted earlier today, when the leadership void is filled, the polling begins to move.
http://www.redstate.com/2013/09/16/leaders-followers-fence-sitters-and-obamacare/
After several months of hard work from Jim DeMint, Ted Cruz, Mike Lee, Tom Graves, Mark Meadows, and some of the outside groups, there is tremendous momentum behind using the budget bills to force the issue on Obamacare once and for all. Obamacare is now more unpopular than ever. It is so unpopular that Republicans are viewed as more favorable on healthcare than Democrats. This has never happened in years. As Erick noted earlier today, when the leadership void is filled, the polling begins to move.
http://www.redstate.com/2013/09/16/leaders-followers-fence-sitters-and-obamacare/
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