When the Republican Freedom Caucus members stood against the American Health Care Act (AHCA), did they triumph or simply snatch defeat from the jaws of victory? The soul of the Republican Party does not belong to conservatives, and that will never change until the Freedom Caucus, and its supporters learn a valuable lesson from the progressive movement.
In response to the snarky letter written to the president by his friend Maureen Dowd in the NY Times, here is a dueling correspondence from yours truly, and the fine folks at Liberty Nation.
The question is no longer whether Obamacare will fail. It now becomes whether the American people will ultimately blame Democrats for creating the monster, or Republicans for failing in their promise to fix it.
Before the Gorsuch nomination hearings concluded, several Democrats announced they would both oppose the nomination, and try to filibuster the judge’s nomination to keep a Senate vote from occurring.
Two days after the establishment media trumpeted the remarks of FBI Director James Comey before the House Intelligence Committee as full and final proof that President Trump’s claim that his “wires were tapped” by former President Obama was unfounded, Intel Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-CA) dropped a bombshell proving Trump’s claim has merit.
Are his words motivated by political chess or by a desire to protect the intelligence community; specifically, the FBI?
How many ways can you ask a man how he will rule on Roe v. Wade? The Democrats decided to set a new record.
It has become a well-worn meme that the Republican healthcare reform bill is in big trouble. Without trying to sound like a politician, that is both true and false.
Alphonse Maddin likely started his job with TransAm Trucking probably like we all do with new jobs – a mixture of hope, anticipation, and anxiousness. How long was it until he realized TransAm was a horrible place to work, and why didn’t Neil Gorsuch help? These are but a few of the opposition concerns to the nomination of Neil Gorsuch to the U.S. Supreme Court.