Idaho @ Point For Uber-Conservatives

To be sure, conservatives across America — many with tea party sympathies — are reshaping the 2010 political landscape amid anger over bank bailouts, health care reform, illegal immigration and federal deficits. In Maine, GOP delegates passed a “tea party platform” rejecting all United Nations treaties. Kentucky Republicans chose Rand Paul, progeny of libertarian hero and Texas Rep. Ron Paul, as their nominee for U.S. House. But Idaho is the point of the spear/ John Miller , Associated Press. More here .

Question: Does the move further to the right by Idaho Republicans more accurately reflect your political views? Or, as a Republican, are you concerned that the party has gone too far?