That’s all?
Yeah, that’s basically it. We’re all supposed to support the goal of our own group, of course, be it as a member of a political party or a ping pong club. We’re duty bound to do so. So, yeah, if you break ranks and disagree with your own group, you run the risk of being called a rebel and being isolated within the group.
So, you see, breaking ranks carries risks. Beware of that and don’t do it – breaking rank with your fellows – every day. Don’t do it, that is, without good reason.
Other than this, there’s nothing to add on the subject.
So now, media examples:
1. Being a leader means making tough decisions. Six months ago when state Reps. Greg Smith and Bob Jenson abandoned their fellow Republicans and two of our party’s most basic principles -- protecting small business and growing private-sector jobs -- I committed to hold them accountable for their votes.
Smith and Jenson were the only two Republicans in the state Legislature to vote for the new taxes that were referred to voters as Measures 66 and 67. By doing so, they broke ranks not only with their fellow elected Republicans, their party and the majority of voters in their districts, but they also broke the faith that we had in their judgment.
Measures 66 and 67 are the two most devastating single tax increases in our state’s history. These increases will continue to cost this state substantial job losses in the middle of one of the worst economic crises our country and this state have ever seen.
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