Argumentative Essay On Republican Party

“Yes. I consider myself a conservative first and foremost, but I am a member of the Republican Party.”
Tabitha slipped back into the hot tub and slid into the seat facing William. “For the moment, that’s all well and good, but in the long run you’re going to have to let that go. The Republican Party is playing a key role in helping us establish the framework for what we have in place so far, and for what we’re building. We consider the Republican Party our syringe, but it’s not the vaccine - The Movement is the vaccine. Once we get going, we’re eventually going to scuttle the Republican Party just as thoroughly as we scuttle the Democrat Party. We need to make sure your allegiance is to your conservative principles, not to any party.”
“What’s wrong with the Republican Party? Alright, sure, there are plenty of RINO’s, but there are plenty of true conservatives in the mix,” William said.
“Republicans are just as willing to trample our freedoms as the Democrats; they just have a slightly different set of liberties they aim to take.”
“I’m not following you?”
“The Movement is about one thing - complete liberty. We aim to fully empower each and
And that’s the problem, that’s what is going to cause the downfall of this nation. The Movement is America’s only real chance at survival. Otherwise, the pendulum is just going to keep swinging back and forth, from one brand of progressive liberalism to a slightly less virulent brand of progressive conservatism. And with each swing of the pendulum, a new crop of know-at-all leaders proclaiming a mandate to reshape America will be handed the centralized power to tax and spend, legislate and regulate, increase the size of government, and grow the police state necessary to enforce the will of government. Where does it all end? Just look at history for your answer to that question, it ends where every previous empire ended, in complete and utter collapse under the weight of its own