The Democrats will push how the governor’s races in New Jersey and Virginia were not really any sort of mandate on their national policies. To the contrary, New Jersey represented the corruption in the state and their economic situation, and Virginia, well, that was all due to the incompetence of the Democratic candidate. The only race that really counted, and I have already heard this, was that of the 23rd Congressional District in New York. That remains to be seen. The winner, Owens, does have to run again a mere twelve months from now. In that Obama carried the three aforementioned states in 2008, and campaigned for both of those running for governor, what the Democrats should be noticing is, their President seems to be lacking in the area of coattails.

As for the Republicans, if there is a textbook way of showing how to screw up an campaign, their running of the one in New York’s 23rd Congressional District should be a bestseller. The local representatives of Republican Party leadership seem to be so out of touch with reality that it defies description. The national Republican Party went through a classic John Kerry moment, and they were with the Republican candidate before they were against her. Then, they were for the Conservative, almost, and put out an ad supporting the “Conservative Republican” candidate – without ever stating just who this “Conservative Republican” candidate might be. If this unnamed candidate won, he was their man. If he lost, he was not really their boy. The definitive, maybe.

Already, the Republicans are looking at this past Tuesday as their resurgence. I disagree. What I see is a national electorate which is not all that happy with either of the two leading parties. The way things now stand, they are only given two options, and to me, they both come across as an incompetent Bernie Madoff. Try as they may, what they fail to learn from Madoff’s situation is, sooner or later, all Ponzi schemes come tumbling down.

Some well known talking heads are already downplaying a time for a “third party.” The thing about political commentators is – they have a 50-50 chance of being correct. Rarely, very rarely, do they come back and say, “man, was I wrong about that one.” Too many of them, especially Republican, sit back and let the Left define who is what. I have said it before, and I will say it again, rather than being proactive, Perhaps the pundits are correct, and it is not the time for a third party. That being said, Republicans, please turn off the lights as you close the doors for the last time.

To the Democrats, Nancy Pelosi is a moderate. To the Republicans, receiving their guidance from the media, somebody slightly to the right of Nancy Pelosi is a moderate – unless, of course, it is election time, and they put on their conservative mantle. Neither is correct, and now is the time to let the moribund Republican Party of Massachusetts go on to becoming nothing more than a memory.

To the average person of Massachusetts, join the Conservative Party of Massachusetts and find a voice. We need your skills, and we need your willingness to stand up for the values that made this country great. Along with the Conservative Party USA, we can be in at the beginning of a strong national party.

For those with Conservative values and agree with our platform, the Conservative Party USA wants you! If you are now affiliated with a party that no longer represents what they claim to, come to us. Conservatism needs you, the Conservative Party USA needs you, and your Country needs you!

Join the Conservative Party of Rhode Island, today!

C. S. Lewis, 1898-1963, was a noted Irish author and scholar, and an outstanding Oxford academic. In lectures given by him in the mid-1940′s, there are two quotations from his series, “Right and Wrong” that can be seen as a clue to the meaning of the Universe. Doctor Lewis first sets up an image with the rhetorical statement that “you can’t put the clock back.” He then comments, “Would you think I was joking if I said that you can put a clock back, and that if the clock is wrong, it’s often the sensible thing to do?”

He then follows with  this brilliant statement: “If you’re on the wrong road, progress means doing an about-turn and walking back to the right road; and in that case the man who turns back soonest is the most progressive man.”

I submit to you that the Conservative Party is now the most progressive political party because it is the first party to totally turn “soonest” to the noble documents, all the documents, offerred up by the Founding Fathers of this great nation. Our sole mission is to re-establish the limits and boundaries of Government as framed by the Founding Fathers of the United States of America.

Ladies and Genglemen, we are on the wrong road. Time to turn back before  it’s too late.