In 1936, Winston Churchill said of the British Conservative Party, “So they go on in strange paradox, decided only to be undecided, resolved to be irresolute, adamant for drift, solid for fluidity, all-powerful to be impotent. “  Churchill’s statement applies just as appropriately to the Republican Party in 2017 America as it did the Conservatives of the 30s. The Conservative Party in Britain sat idly by while the Nazis rearmed and prepared for war. In much the same way, the Republican Party has remained useless in slowing the rise of a ubiquitous, debt-ridden federal government. This Republican Party told voters if they won the House in 2010 they would effectively control the powers of the purse, stopping ObamaCare dead in its tracks. After winning a House majority, Republican leaders excoriated Ted Cruz over his 21-hour filibuster-style speech attempting to persuade the GOP to strip ObamaCare of funding through House legislation. Mitch McConnell explained...(Read Full Article)