Works for me – welcome to asynchronous, asymmetric warfare. Caught this from DiStaso at WMUR (emphasis mine, reformatted)
THE CONSERVATIVES’ CAUCUS. A recently formed conservative group, the 603 Alliance, held its own summit at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Nashua the day after the Republican Party finished its event. A wrap-up memo to supporters obtained by Primary Source reported that the “consensus among the group” was that “everybody is sick of losing and will support the GOP nominee and not stay home,” “Third party is definitely out” and “603 Alliance members will come together behind a conservative candidate and come up with a list of second, third and fourth choices.” The group intends to hold an Iowa-style caucus on Oct. 17 to “determine who the conservative candidate is.…Members will be encouraged to turn out 25,000 primary votes for the endorsed candidate.”
While no one questions the right of the Alliance – headed by some of the most prominent conservatives in the state – to hold such a caucus, GOP establishment-types are not happy at what appears to be an effort to choose a single candidate to challenge the likes of Jeb Bush, Chris Christie or perhaps John Kasich should he run. “They’re all fine individuals and fine conservatives,” said a top party activist, “but that’s not how the primary operates. All of these candidates are pretty capable in their own right.”
I guess my answer to that is
