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	Name:	4691 -
	Subject:	Why do you think that?
	Date:	11/17/2012 9:26:56 AM

i think an article in the Dec. 3rd issue of the National Review named "The Party's Problem" hits the mark. interesting read. Sorry, i think you need a subscription to view so i'm not posting a link. Long article, but in short, the GOP is missing a middle-class message. The belief held by current leaders in the GOP that the GOP needs candidates further to the right to win is the very reason the GOP will continue to shrink. To win elections you need to receive more votes than the other side; a simple concept the GOP ignores. (The Democrats understand this very well...so well that they even allow the dead to vote.)