We are trying to establish and grow the Conservative Republican Party in our small county. It is slow going, but that is to be expected. People fear change, as you can see from the backlash against President Obama's "Change" motto now that we see what "change" he was discussing. But, our party, the conservative party, does have to change in the sense that we have to adapt our methods of communication to fit the times. If all we are doing is posting bumper stickers and putting out yard signs, we aren't going to have success reaching younger voters, who are looking for our message. We have to meet them in the way they are comfortable with. So, we create websites, and use facebook and myspace and twitter. But, we have to realize that we have to figure out what they are looking for, what they, the younger voters, need from us, and then give it to them. Our party believes in strong families, limited government, opportunity for all, personal responsibility, rugged individualism, principled, innovative leadership, honest compassion, quality education, and FREEDOM. These principles are outlined and discussed in detail on the Texas GOP site. Younger voters need to know that we are for them, that our party represents what is good and right with our country, what is worth fighting for. But, how do we go about reaching them?