Marginal issue?
More “punt on first down” advice.
Has Judd Gregg ACTUALLY seen the Executive Order on immigration...or is he just taking Obama’s word???
Hey. So they dug up old Judd Gregg and gave him an opportunity to get his name in the news again by attacking his party. So after an historic election, where the Republicans won a bigger victory than any opposition party in decades, and have more state legislatures than a party has had in almost a century, the GOP has blown it already and should just pack it in and wait for the next loss.
Gregg is a fool who should go back to playing with his grandkids and leave the politics to people who didn’t let a Republican state turn blue, like New Hampshire did while he was one of the principals of the state GOP.
Unless you are a big corporate executive fatcat campaign contributor, a K Street lobbyist, or a member of the Country Club set, the GOPe does not care about you.
If you support authentic Constitutional conservatism, and don’t fall in line to support Establishment Republicans (Jeb Bush, Christie, Priebus, Ryan, Kasich, or Walker) the GOPe hates you.
If you think illegal immigration is a marginal issue then it is YOU that was not listening to the American voters that swept the GOP into Office.
No more going along to get along. Lead. That is what we elected you to do.
More “The GOP will fall into a trap if it takes a stand on anything” crap from a retired moderate.
STFU, Gregg. You’re no longer in the game.
Just another spineless, gutless RINO!!!
An article which begins with a false premise -- Does he really think without veto-proof majorities in both houses of Congress that the GOP has an opportunity to accomplish anything of significant value with Obama in the White House? Who's he kidding? -- is not worth clicking on to read in its entirety.
Okay, actually there is something of significant value the GOP can accomplish, but not if they take "moderate" non-confrontational advice: laying the groundwork for complete control of the government starting in January 2017. To do this they have to confront Obama by passing lots of popular bills and letting him veto them. Hell, knowing they won't actually be able to get anything past his veto, they should be cynical, and focus-group conservative initiatives, then pass them in the following order: the three most popular in increasing order of popularity now, then a string of the less popular ones that still garner majority support, then in the run up to the 2016 elections come back with revamped versions of the three most popular ones.