ColonelAngus
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So happy it’s not Hillary in the White House, yes.
Mark Meadows named Chief of Staff
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So happy it’s not Hillary in the White House, yes.
depotoo
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You can’t possibly believe Obama or Clinton didn’t surround themselves with loyalists.
Too bad for you they just happen to have policies you don’t like, just as what we dealt with when Clinton and Obama were in the White House.
jknowgood
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DGS49
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Imagine...a President who surrounds himself with people who support his policies.
The NERVE!
The NERVE!
ColonelAngus
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Smart move by Trump to appoint someone who won’t leak to the press to undermine the admin.
Clinton leakers are murdered.
Clinton leakers are murdered.
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Must not have wanted to change the initials on the washroom towels
colfax_m
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Please tell me you have a list of all the commies in government so we can have Congressional hearings about their un-American activities.
berg80
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"For about four decades, far-right members of Congress (like Meadows) enjoyed a special group, intended to be separate from the GOP mainstream. It was called the Republican Study Committee, and it was home to the House's most rigid ideologues and reactionary voices.
But a problem soon emerged. As we discussed several years ago, the more radicalized House Republicans became, the more the Republican Study Committee included nearly everyone from the GOP conference. The Study Committee became fine for run-of-the-mill far-right members, but some really conservative members wanted an even more exclusive, invitation-only caucus that would exclude those who weren't quite far enough to the right.
The House Freedom Caucus was born.
For much of its existence, the Freedom Caucus was an annoyance to Republican leaders, who bristled as Freedom Caucus members rejected GOP bills they deemed insufficiently radical. For Republicans like former House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio), lawmakers in the Freedom Caucus deserved to be seen as pariahs.
Political conditions, however, changed quite a bit in the ensuing years. Roll Call reported this week that two of the founding members of the House Freedom Caucus "have risen the ranks to the top of two prominent panels."
But a problem soon emerged. As we discussed several years ago, the more radicalized House Republicans became, the more the Republican Study Committee included nearly everyone from the GOP conference. The Study Committee became fine for run-of-the-mill far-right members, but some really conservative members wanted an even more exclusive, invitation-only caucus that would exclude those who weren't quite far enough to the right.
The House Freedom Caucus was born.
For much of its existence, the Freedom Caucus was an annoyance to Republican leaders, who bristled as Freedom Caucus members rejected GOP bills they deemed insufficiently radical. For Republicans like former House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio), lawmakers in the Freedom Caucus deserved to be seen as pariahs.
Political conditions, however, changed quite a bit in the ensuing years. Roll Call reported this week that two of the founding members of the House Freedom Caucus "have risen the ranks to the top of two prominent panels."
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berg80
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Not what has happened. But you already knew that.
jknowgood
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Starts with Obama, Hillary, Pelosi, and Schumer to start.
DrLove
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ANY job in this administration is a career ender.
But especially this one where Donald makes a change with the same frequency the average Trumptard changes their underwear.
Tumblin Tumbleweed
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Elect a clown, and you get the circus it comes with.
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DrLove
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DrLove
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Yep, he'll roll over like a *****.
Remember when the COS position was one of the most powerful in America?
No mas, only powerless lap dogs required.
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