Actually it's more like being screwed by those you elect to do a job who once in office flip you the bird.
Your left to watch in distress as everything you and your family for generations worked, fought and died for being stolen from you and given to people who never have and never will shed a drop of blood earning it.
I'm sick to death of seeing the Country my ancestors fought for being taken over by ingrates while those of us who should be enjoying the fruits of generations of labor are being F****D by our own elected officials who are suppose to defend our Country and it's citizens from these invasions.
If you'd actually step back and look at the GOP and the conservative movement in this country from any kind of a historical perspective, you'd realize that we're moving more to the right.
Thirty years ago, the face of the GOP was the northeast Republican. Nelson Rockefeller, even Ike Eisenhower. Richard Nixon to a large extent.
We've moved far to the right of them, largely thanks to the leadership of Reagan, but it's getting progressively better. Even Reagan didn't attempt to address the timebomb of Social Security, nor did he try to come up with a realistic solution to illegal immigration.
We're at least talking about those things today.
It's never perfect and political shifts are rarely dramatic. We have to yearn for the stars and settle for incremental gains. That's the way the Constitution was drafted and it's largely worked quite well so far.
Power is limited.
That's a good thing.