Quin Hillyer, of The American Spectator, details the many ways in which Republicans have strayed from their traditional smaller government, low tax and strong defense principles which have been the major force in the party since the presidency of Ronald Reagan. And as we can see, when they forget these ideas and become just another big government party, they lose the confidence of the voters. But Republicans can still correct this course and return to their roots. And if they want to continue to hold power they need to do so. The American voters want a Republican party that actually stands for what they say they do. And that means that the Republicans have to get spending under control, confirm conservative judges for the courts and keep the country safe by securing the borders.
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