Individual action is counter productive, for 2 examples look at Timothy McVeigh or the Serb who assassinated Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand, both had valid arguments supporting their actions, in fact, neither was even an individual but both groups were to small to do more than carry out one single action, That is merely a protest, not a revolution. Both were vilified in the press amid much hype that buried their grievances under a mountain of disinformation, Govt. propaganda, and vaguely related side issues.
All successful Revolutions require coordinated actions, for example the seizure of armories, communication centers and transportation centers, in large countries such as the US, France, Russia, or Germany this requires a nation wide organization or coalition of organizations such as the "Sons of Liberty and the Committees of Correspondence in colonial America, the Jacobite movement in France, Russia had a Red coalition made up of several groups that included a small ruthless well conceived group called Bolsheviks but there were other groups that did not plan so far ahead like the Mensheviks. Then of course the Nazi's in Germany failed miserably when they attempted the 1923 Putsch,as a regional Party, they did not rise to power until they had formed a nation wide organization. While that was not, strictly speaking, a revolution they DID utilize many of the same tactics such as the burning of the Riechstag as tactics in consolidating their power.
Another feature shared by all of the examples was the elimination of the opposition after their victory. America's tories were induced to leave, fleeing to Canada, England, and the Bahamas, France had the "reign of terror" Germany started it's Concentration Camps, not for Jews but for political opponents. Russia's purges started with the October Revolution and continued till after the death of Stalin.
In your post you state
"Your post makes it appear that you have already determined the 2010 elections won’t appreciably change what is going on regardless of who wins."That is correct, not even the election of Ronald Reagan was enough to stop the slide toward socialist dictatorship that started under FDR (which is kind of funny, My Great Grandfather used to curse "that damned Rus velt" ) Reagan managed to slow the slide, but at the expense of being constantly reviled by the communist media and Democrat left, but he ONLY slowed it. You also state in your post
It looks to me that you probably have all the justification you need. You live in a State that gives you the right to revolt. So why are you waiting?That also is correct, my personal line in the sand was crossed during the Clinton administration when VP Al Gore, acting in his capacity as Senate President cast the tie breaking vote authorizing already overburdened social security benefits for illegal aliens. and Congress passed the AWB. That is the time that Patriotic Americans should have risen and vented their wrath on the self righteous elitists who hide their socialist power grabbing behind the BS phrase "it's for the children", it isn't, it's for power. Power that is rightfully OURS, not congress, or the President's , but the sole property of "We the people".
You ask why I am waiting ? Two different aspects of the same reason. I am enough of a student of history to know what is needed for a successful revolution, and I am honest enough with myself to know that I lack the eloquence, organizational ability or financial resources to get the job done. I have no national level exposure, and probably would not be happy with it if I did, some of those MSM interviewers would probably get my back hand judging by the way they treated Palin

While I would be happy, no, Proud, to follow a reputable, leader who actually had some kind of a chance. And would with equal pride lay down my life for the cause of American Liberty in combat. I am more qualified for thinking about plans and policies than for leadership. You will note here that Ben Franklin was as avid a Patriot as any one but he fought HIS revolutionary battles in the drawing rooms of Europe, Jefferson is another who fought for freedom with his brain rather than leading charges against the British.
Actually I'm rather enjoying this thread, it is making me articulate things that have been circling in my mind as a general sense of disgust and disillusionment.

I will also point out that most of what I post are NOT originating with me but are an amalgam of many other writers and historions ranging from Robert Heinlein and Alexander Solzhenitsyn, to Barbara Tuchmann and John Keegan.