[Buckeye McFrog]

The GOP in 2018 had no plan to deal with the 40 or so vacancies. It must be asked how they neglected to anticipate that mass exodus?

It's simple. Paul Ryan took a big severance check from K Street to ensure the GOP would stand down. They want the Cheap Labor Express to roll on.

Between that weasel and voters who would kick Scott Walker to the curb, your state has some serious problems, Sheriff

[PeterPrinciple]

President Trump held up his end of the bargain for the GOP. He did everything he could

[PeterPrinciple]

The missed opportunities by the GOP controlled Congress are a total repeal of Obamacare, making the tax cuts permanent, concealed carry reciprocity and border wall funding as part of the president’s 4-pillar recommendation to begin fixing immigration.

[Raycpa]

Ryan acted like he wanted to lose.

[Paladin2]

"The GOP offered no vision that energized the base or that would win over independent voters like the Contract with America. "

I find McCarthy's "Build the Wall Bill" ads to be pure crockery.. There is no way this bill will get to Trump's Desk. McCarthy has long seemed to be a NeverTrumper and an opponent of building the wall. Totally obvious Pure smoke and mirrors political theater.

[Junk Silver]

“The GOP in 2018 had no plan to deal with the 40 or so vacancies.”

Are you kidding me?!!! “no plan...”? Those 40 vacancies were the plan!

The mass retirement of RINOs was deliberately engineered by the Republican Establishment to make the Democrats taking the House inevitable. The Republican party did not lose the House, it gifted the House to the Democrats to limit Trump’s ability to enact his agenda.

Are we really too stupid to face what’s going on here? Are we just going to keep talking about “Republican versus Democrat” instead of acknowledging the actual battle of Nationalism versus Globalism - i.e. Trump and a few other patriots against the Repub-licrat UniParty?