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“There must be a vote, or conservatives will abandon the Republican Party.”
Unfortunately, at this point in time, we can’t afford to abandon the GOP, because to do so, we would be abandoning President Trump. But it is a wakeup call for Republican voters to get their collective heads out of their a$$es and start to vote intelligently for a change. We are only getting the government we’ve voted for.
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No, it’s not “time” NOW (after giving us $1T+ deficits). It wasn’t “time” when the (R) LIED to the People (give us Congress and we’ll repeal O’Care, DACA, fund the wall). It wasn’t “time” when (R) were passing NSA, TSA, NCLB, TARP, ‘too big to fail’. It wasn’t “time” when Romney/McCain were selling out the base...
No, the (R) has its own willing plantation residents; willing to take any number of swings and bleat, “Thank you, sir, can I have another?”.
So in order to “teach the GOPe a lesson,” you’d be for loosing the upcoming mid-term election by casting out all the Republican $hit? Somehow, that’s cutting off your nose to spite your face. There is no question that we need to start a “replacement process” for the current GOPe trash ( certainly in the Senate, because we can’t have the President’s judicial nominees held up by them), but there is simply no way to keep Trump’s agenda alive at any level, and go whole hog and kick out the miscreants. At least let’s get past the mid-terms with both Houses still in Republican “hands.” To do anything that would compromise that control would make the next two years worthless in terms of ANY accomplishments, and potentially jeopardize Trump’s 2020 re-election.