No one disagrees that our leadership hamstrings the minority of conservatives on the Hill.
Trump is changing the Party with common sense alone. I have no idea what our future is without him. Sessions is a good man. I watch Tom Cotton also. So few have instincts. Practically all of them missed on Trump, and it’s hard to forget. They were all playing the old game.
The GOP is not all bad. I agree on that point. There are a few principled people in the party (but not enough in my opinion).
The problem is that many, if not most of them, dance to the tune played by their big money donors like the Chamber of Congress and myriad other interest groups. That’s who they really work for. Trust me, “our representatives” meet with special interest groups every day of the week (and on weekends too) and look for their financial support. The problem is, there is always a quid pro quo.
Trying to get them to work for us instead of them is a real problem. Trump is trying his best to drain the swamp and he’s making some progress, but he can’t do it alone. He needs much more support than he has been getting from the GOP.