To watch the recent happenings on Capitol Hill, you would think this was just another typical presidential election year—a few bumps here and there, but no sign of a major shake-up, no indication voters were in revolt, nothing to suggest business as usual in Washington was perhaps falling out of fashion among the American public.
What else explains the lackluster, uninspiring; and, I would suggest, “sell-out your base” agenda of GOP congressional leadership?
But at least the GOP is going to put up a fight on government spending, right? No, actually, they aren’t.For example, the Senate GOP sold out its base on the issue of Common Core this week. Despite the fact Republicans have a majority in the Senate, seven members of the GOP joined a majority of Democrats to confirm President Barack Obama’s nominee, John B. King, Jr., as education secretary.
King is an avowed supporter of Common Core and other top-down, government knows best, education policies.
But at least the GOP is going to put up a fight on government spending, right? No, actually, they aren’t.
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Can't wait for the shock waves of destruction trumps presidency will create.
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