Ann Coulter is proff that there is nobody on this planet with which I agree 100%.
From the Governor, could have been written about RomneyCare:
Who, pray tell, is yelling “Stop” today? It sure isn’t Washington Republicans. Now, don’t misunderstand me—these days, I believe there is generally no question about which party to support. I am a proud, albeit frustrated, Republican. I am frustrated because Republicans have so often been part of the problem in Washington, rather than standing on principle to give voice to the American people. We should not endeavor to be better than Democrats only by default—that is, “Democrat Lite.” Rather we should endeavor to demonstrate that we believe in something bigger than ourselves.
I realize I will take some heat for pointing this out. Much is made by establishment Republicans of the so-called eleventh commandment, one sentence uttered by Reagan in 1976: “Thou shalt not speak ill of any fellow Republican.”14 Well, I love and respect the Gipper as much as the next American and agree that Republicans should support one another, but he also said, “Presidents come and go. History comes and goes, but principles endure.” The truth is that in the face of a constant drumbeat to centralize power in Washington, Republicans too often either sit on the sidelines or actually make the problem worse. pp. 140-141
Perry, Rick (2010-11-15). Fed Up!: Our Fight to Save America from Washington. Little, Brown and Company. Kindle Edition.