Let’s evaluate a few points on the suggested “rethink” for Republicans to “appeal to a broader base.” I will use the acronym NFCN for “no further comment needed.”
First is the acceptance of sexual deviancy as a lifestyle. God did not like this and destroyed two whole cities as punishment. “Gay marriage” is just an offshoot of this perversity. NFCN.
Not to disparage younger people, but they just don’t have the maturity or experience to determine the use of other peoples’ tax money. People shouldn’t even be allowed to vote unless they pay taxes. Why would anyone want to give a societal parasite the right to spend money that others worked hard for?
Would that the Republicans really had been “hijacked” by the “right wing fringe.” Sadly, many Republicans today are mere socialists lite, by virtue of compromise with Democrats/socialists and communists. That is why we have so many government giveaway programs today and such a bloated federal bureaucracy.
As for immigration, why would we want to allow people of different culture into our country? History is replete with the death of advanced civilizations that have done this. NFCN.
The quote “religious beliefs that should not be crossing over into politics” was telling. What does it tell? Why, we want a government without God. Again, history is replete with the fate of godless governments. NFCN.
The comments on abortions (the human sacrifice of unborn children) and Planned Parenthood, the baby death organization, are also indicative of this moral degeneration of a nation. NFCN.
In short, the Republican Party should return to its conservative roots. They are moral and will return our nation to being the Constitutional Republic that it was meant to be.
Remember, the chairman of the Communist Party USA said, over 50 years ago, that there was no longer a need for his party, as the Democrats had adopted 70 percent of their agenda.
Republicans should give the voters a clear choice. Back to a free America under the Constitution or continue the moral decline of godless socialism. Whenever anyone advocates “compromise,” never forget that you cannot compromise with Satan.
-Frank Novotny, Biddeford
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