"Never give up, never surrender."
Good Grief Galaxy Quest
Keep to 100% perfection, guys. After all, 99% or less of "perfection" is not "principled."
Just speaking for this voter, I did not vote for any Freedom Caucus members, I voted for President Trump.
It’s very nice that the Freedom Caucus wants to hold out for something that cannot pass in Congress, but that results in - Obamacare forever.
All this about the new law was “worse”. It was going to save $1 Trillion over ten tears - worse? More liberal? I don’t think so.
"Never give up, never surrender."
What exactly does the Freedom Caucus want?
Have they even said what they want?
They all say what they are against, but what is it that they are willing to vote for.
Paul Ryan and his stupid 17%-approval-rating-Ryancare-plan has a lot of supporters here.
Except to vote for Paul Ryan as Speaker.
My problem with them is that Trump had a lot of momentum until this happened. The Dems always stick together and get what they want. The Republicans are always scared to do anything.
Of course it helps when you always have the media on your side.
Oops, too late, they’re already caving...
Never Give Up.
Never Surrender.
Obamacare4all.
Well written, Ms. Fletcher. And right on.
The pantywaists in Congress and Establishment sellouts deserve the scorn they’re getting from the real Americans.
President Trump, maybe you are the best thing the real estate industry has ever seen. But we’re not dealing with steel, glass and concrete here. During your travels across the country you saw first hand the hurt and suffering and frustration by everyday Americans of all colors and persuasions.
Kimberly Fletcher is the woman you need to be listening to.
It’s a freaking ROCK!....
Rocks don’t HAVE vulnerable spots!
Passing even a tepid first bill to begin the process of dismantling the crushing burden of Obamacare would have been an important first step in weakening the left – not only by beginning to repeal Obamacare but by strengthening the Trump presidency and the president’s ability to go forward with tax-reform and other parts of his conservative agenda. The president is now damaged, and the Republican Party looks ludicrous – what other word can one use to describe the party that passed 60 resolutions in seven years to repeal Obamacare and then can’t pass a bill to repeal or replace Obamacare when it is given the House, the Senate, and the presidency?
Make no mistake, ye of pure heart, this may well be the last time in your lifetimes that Republicans control both Houses of Congress and have a conservative president. And understand that time is not on our side; there are congressional elections in a year and nine months.
Providence or luck made it possible to have a conservative president. Act accordingly.