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The angry voices have reason. After all, the policies we elected people to overturn or enact were neither overturned nor enacted. Our "public servants" have not been listening, and instead have contemptuously mutinied against the very voters who elected them.

That's enough to tick people off.

That they make this periodic pretense of doing our will is just an insult.

So yes, they (establishment Republicans) deserve a big chunk of blame--they have enabled the continuation of the march toward totalitarianism if they were not actively beating the drum.

When someone comes along who is defiant of the extra- and un-Constitutional behaviour of those who govern, they are going to be popular, and the worse the behaviour of those who govern, the more who will have been hurt by their policies, and the broader the base of ticked off people.

That's the wave Donald Trump is riding, and the GOPe can't comprehend.

Mea culpa isn't enough, apologies are not enough, it's time to take the bull by the tail and face the situation and set it right.