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A Real Winning Strategy

I’ve heard the arguments. If you allow the Democrat to win the presidency, he or she will push for socialized medicine. If you allow the Democrat to win, he or she will raise taxes. If you allow the Democrat to win the presidency, he or she will destroy the economy.  The list goes on and on.

What most people fail to see is that there is no way to avoid these attacks on freedom. Republicans will not hold the presidency forever, and eventually a Democrat is going to get in there and start proposing all those socialist measures. It is going to happen and we are going to have to engage them in battle over these things sooner or later. Why not now? 

If we put a John McCain in the presidency we lose the battle because he will give away the farm to the Democrats to placate them and bring about all the socialist things we hate. After all, he is their friend and strongest ally. 

Isn’t it better to let the Democrats have the presidency now and let them try to promote their socialist agenda while they are in such disarray with two weak, bickering candidates? The Democrat agenda is vulnerable now because of the incompetence and weakness of the people proposing it. Now is the time to allow them the opportunity to try and push their agenda so we can crush it and use it as a springboard from which to launch a new, more robust conservative movement that will ensure our recapturing the White House in 2012, this time with a true conservative in charge.

Sometimes to achieve victory you have to appear to be surrendering. Permit the Democrats and the media to think what they may; we know what we’re doing and why we’re doing it. This is nothing but a strategic move to better position ourselves for final victory. Electing John McCain would be no victory at all. In effect, it would be the greatest defeat we could sustain. 

"I will put an end to this, once and for all . . . I will stop the motor of the world."     - John Galt*

Excerpt from Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand

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Conservative Strike Vote - John Galt for President


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Ann's advice - Mitt's decision

Ann Coulter said she would only vote for John McCain if he chooses Mitt Romney as his running mate. (We need to get Ann on our side and convince her to start campaigning for John Galt.) Mitt Romney would be foolish to tie himself to McCain if he wishes to remain true to his conservative principles. As a VP, he would be hamstrung and continually put on the spot of having to defend McCain’s liberal policies which are certain to be forthcoming if he were to become president. But it’s doubtful it would ever come to that because McCain will be defeated in November even with Mitt Romney as the vice-presidential candidate. (Remember when Jack Kemp was trotted out to salvage Bob Dole’s campaign?) 
 
Mitt Romney does not want to be branded a loser as part of the losing team in the 2008 presidential race. It is far better for him to sit tight, cement his conservative credentials with the Republican base, possibly run for the Senate against Kerry, and await the 2012 election. And in the meantime, we will be busy rebuilding and preparing for 2012 so that a repeat of this primary season never occurs again.

"I will put an end to this, once and for all . . . I will stop the motor of the world."   - John Galt*

Excerpt from Atlas Shrugged
by Ayn Rand

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Conservative Strike Vote - John Galt for President

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Conservative Therapy

We conservatives are an active breed: we don’t like to sit around idly. That is one of the reasons we are so valued in political campaigns. In campaigns as in all of life’s other pursuits, we move the world. That is why the idea of a conservative strike is so difficult for us. To sit back and do nothing goes against our nature. But by coalescing around an actual candidate—albeit a fictional one—we can satisfy our inherent desire for action. A campaign can be run and a candidate can be supported. Our time and energy can be directed to convincing others to join us in our ultimate goal to save conservatism and the Republican Party by casting a write-in vote for John Galt. In a way, our active participation and outreach could be viewed as conservative therapy to satisfy our inner desire for positive, constructive action.
 
"I will put an end to this, once and for all . . . I will stop the motor of the world."   - John Galt*

Excerpt from Atlas Shrugged
by Ayn Rand

More conservative strike information at www.DaveRasputin.com.

Conservative Strike Vote - John Galt for President

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Fact or Fiction

Someone asked me, “How can you vote for someone who doesn’t exist?” I content that John Galt has more substance, more presence, and more truth than any of the remaining candidates in either party running for their respective presidential nominations. In the fictional setting of Rand’s book, John Galt says, “I will stop the motor of the world.” In the real world, if this conservative strike plays out, he might really do it.

"I will put an end to this, once and for all . . . I will stop the motor of the world."   - John Galt*

Excerpt from Atlas Shrugged
by Ayn Rand

More conservative strike information at www.DaveRasputin.com.

Conservative Strike Vote - John Galt for President

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Conservative Strike Vote

The Republican Party has already sustained its defeat. It happened the minute Mitt Romney withdrew and the party ordained a liberal Democrat its inevitable presidential nominee. Therefore, the Republican Party will be absent from this year’s presidential election, leaving it an all-Democrat election: Democrat John McCain vs. whichever other liberal is chosen as the “official” Democrat candidate. And in an election where only Democrats are running, there can be no Republican conservative victor.

In his arrogance, McCain can’t see the reality of his situation. By himself, he can’t defeat the combined forces of his Democrat colleagues and the media who continually play him for the fool that he is. The supposed legions of liberal McCain voters are an army of specters that will vanish without a trace on Election Day.

And what of the conservative voters? Are we once again going to sacrifice our principles, our work, our values, our lives, and our self-respect to the dictates of people like John McCain who have not done one thing to earn our loyalty? I think not.

Although we cannot in good conscience promote the insanity of the left, we can stand back and allow it to collapse under the weight of its own immorality. Obama, Clinton, and McCain would all be disasters for this country, but McCain would be a double disaster. He would damage the country and destroy the Republican Party, leaving no base from which to mount a recovery effort in four years. However, if we can at least salvage—and purge—the Republican Party by staging a strike this election, we will be in better shape to begin the process of rebuilding the country after the storm has passed.

John Galt, the fictional character from Ayn Rand's "Atlas Shrugged," is the perfect symbol for our effort, and a write-in vote for him in the presidential election will communicate our solidarity and power to those who feel we exist solely to advance their own selfish political ambitions and power. 

"I will put an end to this, once and for all . . . I will stop the motor of the world."   - John Galt*

Excerpt from Atlas Shrugged
by Ayn Rand

More conservative strike information at www.DaveRasputin.com.

Conservative Strike Vote - John Galt for President

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Who is John Galt?

With unqualified and unacceptable liberal candidates running for president, many conservatives are considering "sitting out" the '08 election.  The problem is that such action would miss the mark.  Lack of participation would simply be spun as voter apathy.  But if there's is one thing we conservatives are not, it's apathetic.

What's needed is a conservative strike vote, a courageous, deliberate action that sends a clear message, a message that can be tabulated and documented, a tough love message that cannot be ignored.

There is no better way to send a message that says enough is enough than to write in the name of Ayn Rand's fictional character, John Galt, when voting for president this year. It will deliver the unmistakable message that we will no longer cooperate in our own destruction for the unearned and undeserved benefit of others.

"I will put an end to this, once and for all . . . I will stop the motor of the world."   - John Galt*

Excerpt from Atlas Shrugged
by Ayn Rand

More conservative strike information at www.DaveRasputin.com.

Conservative Strike Vote - John Galt for President

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Terminator

Remember the movie Terminator?  It tells the story of a time in the future when machines rise up and attempt to destroy the very humanity that created them.  Then after decades of war, and on the eve of losing the war, the machines find a way to send one of their own—a terminator—back into the past to kill the person responsible for leading the humans to victory over them.  A good story line, but it doesn’t have anything to do with reality.  Or does it?

Here in the reality of the present day, we see the story line of Terminator taking shape and playing out in the political landscape right before our very eyes.  The political machine in the Republican Party has risen up, and it is systematically attempting to destroy the very thing that formed and created the modern-day Republican Party—conservatism.  Its weapon is a liberal terminator in the form of John McCain who, like the movie terminator, appears unstoppable using conventional weapons.

Now he is even attempting to reach back into the past and destroy the founder of the modern-day Republican Party—Ronald Reagan.  By attempting to link himself with Reagan and claiming that they have identical values and beliefs, he hopes to undermine the philosophical underpinnings of conservatism.  But it won’t work.

In the movie, the terminator is himself terminated, and in the real world, the same fate awaits John McCain.  Come November, he will be relegated to the ash heap of history where he belongs.  Then, after his defeat in November and four years of socialist drift brought to us by incompetent Democrat leadership, a new, revitalized—and conservative—Republican Party will emerge to once again claim its rightful place as the true protector of individual freedom.
 
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