[Alberta's Child]

See Post #113. If you were a Freedom Caucus member, would you feel any obligation to defend a president who singled you out for public criticism for your refusal to support a fouled-up GOPe health care reform bill that would have cost you -- as well as President Trump -- a lot of grassroots support in your own district?

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He came back and worked with them exclusively for the second version. Seems like there was lots of support from them when it passed.

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If you were a Freedom Caucus member, would you feel any obligation to defend a president who singled you out for public criticism for your refusal to support a fouled-up GOPe health care reform bill that would have cost you -- as well as President Trump -- a lot of grassroots support in your own district?

Yes, I would.

Given what the Swamp is trying to do this President, Republicans defending him vigorously is their primary duty to the Republic—which is at risk due to these Democrat machinations.

To do anything less is to be some kind of petty, blind fool—Freedom Caucus or not.

It's about time the GOP learns about displaying unity—especially in the face of an existential threat to the party's future. I got news for some people: if the President fails, the Swamp prevails—anyone who doesn't realize that is a f-----g idiot.

So I'm not buying any of these lame excuses for refusing to defend this President. The whole Congressional GOP and the Freedom Caucus can go to Hell—and they will—if they don't get off of their selfish asses and start fighting back against this attempted coup—there's no other word for it.

The GOP members of Congress should be every bit as angry as the People they supposedly represent. If they're not, they're not paying attention. This isn't some kind of game.

You're either against the Swamp, or you're part of the Swamp. That's where the battle lines are being drawn. Choose wisely...