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I'm originally from California. We used to have a governor there named Arnold - a Republican who had run on a conservative platform. He had a habit of caving at key times on key issues. I could never understand why until he left office and it was revealed that he had fathered a child with his housekeeper years before. It looks like any time a key piece of the conservative agenda came up for consideration someone pointed out to Arnold that there were some things he might not want to be made public and the proposal just sort of went away.

Every time Boehner or McConnell or Roberts caves it's a little like deja vu. I can't help but wonder what the other side has on them.

Sorry but my opinion is that the best way to let the left have their way is to give blind allegiance to the Republican establishment.

I'm originally from California. We used to have a governor there named Arnold - a Republican who had run on a conservative platform. He had a habit of caving at key times on key issues. I could never understand why until he left office and it was revealed that he had fathered a child with his housekeeper years before. It looks like any time a key piece of the conservative agenda came up for consideration someone pointed out to Arnold that there were some things he might not want to be made public and the proposal just sort of went away.

Geez, how many politicians don't have skeletons in their closet? We're talking people who grew up in the 60s/70s. But, you know, it's not just that...IMO, I think the liberals have gotten so good at pointing fingers and shaming conservatives that the GOP doesn't want people blaming them if something isn't passed. I think we conservatives need to stand firm with conservative GOP. Let them know they need to stand with us instead of worrying about winning over illegal immigrants.

Bitch McConnell= cocaine mule overlord.