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1 posted on 09/06/2017 4:32:55 AM PDT by Kaslin
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How prophetic and still so obvious. Republicans stump for votes with conservative platitudes but cannot deliver the goods when given a mandate. Sad.


2 posted on 09/06/2017 4:42:29 AM PDT by Thommas (The snout of the camel is in the tent..)
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The GOP BEGAN, with the DNC, the use of IRS
against conservatives, and began ISIS.
They LOVE ObamaCARE (RomneyCARE) and is obvious
hate Americans and their President Trump.

The GOP and North Korea deserve the same.


3 posted on 09/06/2017 4:45:45 AM PDT by Diogenesis ("When a crime is unpunished, the world is unbalanced.")
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I have learned to absolutely hate politics and politicians. I don’t even buy into the lie that they are a necessary evil. They look at themselves as necessary. I see them as worthless.


4 posted on 09/06/2017 4:47:37 AM PDT by shanover (...To disarm the people is the best and most effectual way to enslave them.-S.Adams)
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It’s pathetic to watch the GOP squander the opportunity America handed them. The only thing worse than a pathetic GOP in control of Congress is the Marxist democrat party.


5 posted on 09/06/2017 4:50:47 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer (The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money.)
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The point being missed. Most pubs want to keep the status quo as much as the dems. They wouldn’t mind losing the majority, heck they would be happy to give it up, if they could go back to the cushy way things were. If it weren’t for those stupid promises they made to get elected, they could be more defiant of the president. Will someone not rid them of those pesky elections!


6 posted on 09/06/2017 4:52:03 AM PDT by ArtDodger
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More amnesty promoting garbage.


7 posted on 09/06/2017 5:09:12 AM PDT by Ray76 (Republicans are a Democrat party front group.)
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Not only will THEY lose but so will America as we know and love it. It will then be on a greased slide to hell, maybe never ever to be rescued. Dark Ages 2.0


8 posted on 09/06/2017 5:14:19 AM PDT by Don Corleone (.leave the gun, take the canolis, take it to the mattress.)
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Republicans have unified control of government once again. But they seem less willing to use it than ever, afraid that their tenuous control will dissipate.

And, of course, voters have a right to ask why they should bother electing Republicans if they refuse to do any of the thing they promised they would do.

If the only legislative victory Republicans give Trump in his first year is a replacement for DACA, while Obamacare continues un-repealed and un-replaced, while the border wall remains unfunded, then the Republicans are toast in 2018.
11 posted on 09/06/2017 5:57:30 AM PDT by AnotherUnixGeek
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Pathetic Benji cannot give Trump credit for anything. This was Consfitutionally right and strategically brilliant by Frump.


12 posted on 09/06/2017 6:36:06 AM PDT by LS ("Castles Made of Sand, Fall in the Sea . . . Eventually" (Hendrix))
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This is the difference between Republicans and Democrats: Democrats see their radical legislative moves as building blocks for the future. Republicans, afraid that their carefully crafted tower of electability will come crumbling down, make no radical legislative moves.

This has happened over and over again. Soon after his election to the presidency, Dwight Eisenhower embraced the New and Fair Deals, and the Republican Party lost seats in both the House and Senate in each subsequent election during the rest of the 1950's. In 1990, after President Bush broke his solemn 'no new taxes" pledge, the GOP got hammered.

On the presidential level, Richard Nixon was able to get away with embracing and expanding the Great Society, but in the Congressional elections, the GOP did poorly even in 1972, the year of Nixon's landslide win over George McGovern.

14 posted on 09/06/2017 7:21:18 AM PDT by Fiji Hill
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Perhaps it's because they spend so much time attempting to stop the Democratic snowball from running downhill too quickly, but Republicans in power have an unfortunate tendency to conserve their political capital rather than invest it. It's more likely that they are either just very intimidated by the enforcers of the white liberal status quo, or they essentially agree with the liberal status quo but only differ in the degree, or they're complete phonies
15 posted on 09/06/2017 7:26:19 AM PDT by Ted Grant
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Ryan was on TV yesterday saying his Congress is one of the most productive yet???? These guys are utterly delusional.


22 posted on 09/08/2017 12:14:15 PM PDT by 1Old Pro
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