Conservatives have a message for President Trump and the Republican Congress: This isn’t “winning.”
After Donald Trump’s improbable 2016 presidential election victory, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan promised big political results from a new “unified” Republican government with command of both the executive and legislative branches.
But after the recent budget deal, it’s Democrats Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi who are celebrating.
Conservative leaders are fuming.
Laura Ingraham, who memorably endorsed Donald Trump with a powerful speech at the Republican National Convention, is vowing there will be “hell to pay.” And Rush Limbaugh told Vice President Mike Pence during an interview the Republican majority seems pointless.
“If this is what happens, Mr. Vice President, why vote Republican?” asked Limbaugh. “What is the point of voting Republican if the Democrats are gonna continue to win practically 95 percent of their budget objectives, such as in this last budget deal?”
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1 comment:
Its because of what I've been telling before ---
These slimy thieves don't represent ANYONE except the ones who bribe them.
If you aren't in that group, you don't count.
Keep cheering.
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