Santorum wins all three primary contests sending shock waves through the GOP. Why the shock? Because "they" are not listening.

The conservative grassroots rebellion within the GOP, officially began  with the 2006 elections,  giving control of congress to the Democrats. In that election, the  Conservative Nation told the GOP Establishment they were tired of four decades of compromise with  Marxism and were “not willing to take it anymore.”    But “they”  didn't listen.  As a consequence,  in 2008,  5 million conservative voters told the Establishment,  "try winning an election without us."  “They”  did  - tried winning an election without their base  -   with McCain - and got stomped.  

Today, with this new campaign cycle,    the Establishment thinks they can force the Conservative Nation to the voting booth in support of , yet, another sorely compromised Establishment front-runner as they drive home the message of fear: "no matter what,  Obama must be defeated."  "No matter what???"  Is the base settled in on having to vote another compromise "no matter what?"    The fact that Santorum won all three elections,  yesterday,  when the prognosticators predicted  "easy victories" for Romney,  means this:  the conservative base is not only unhappy with the Establishment choice,  I believe it is rethinking the importance of their presidential vote in 2012.    

I can tell you this:  speaking for myself,  I am seriously thinking that if we can't win with a conservative  "let's tear the Liberal edifice down" candidate,  "they" can have their Obama. Don't get me wrong, I know this sounds like blasphemy and,   I have not made a final decision.  We all know what this election means,  but beating Obama is not the only goal.  The moron,  John McCain,  is running around the country like he is Mr. Somebody,  doing his best to lead the charge against the TEA Party movement and that needs to be corrected,  as well.  The real question of the hour, is this:  has the Patriot Nation waited to  long to reverse the American brand of Marxism  fed to us [in concentrate]  for the past 40 years?  If we have,  let's just get it over with and saddle up with the "other third party,"  the Libertarians and figure out how we can win elections in that alliance.  

Point of post:  to make the point that Santorum Tuesday was a warning shot,  fired across the bow of the sinking Establishment ship.  Next step,  perhaps,  after this coming election?  Maybe its time for an exodus from the GOP.  I mean,  if "they" are not going to listen to their  base constituency,  maybe it is time for a third party.  

I can tell you one thing for certain:  if  Romney is the GOP candidate,  his VP choice will be the most important VP choice in GOP [modern times] history.  If he chooses a New England “moderate,”  well,  that will have a profound effect on my allegiance to the Republican party in the coming election and,  I think,  the end to GOP political influence.