Both the "Freedom" Caucus and the Democrats are clearly willing to let his administration dangle in the wind - for different reasons, of course.
The "Freedom" Caucus just threw Trump and the rest of the party under the bus so they can get re-elected and keep their cushy gubmit jobs, and it looks like most Democrats are willing to let things decay for political advantage - the party-over-country game in which both parties are locked.
Where can Trump turn, if anywhere? He's never been a real conservative, so he could turn to the Democrats. But they might not return the call.
Thoughts?
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The Democrats aren't the problem, and neither are the Freedom Caucus. They are both standing on principle.
The real problem is Trump, a man who never, ever should have been made president.
A man who lacked the integrity, intellect, experience, or mental stability to be president.
But we let this happen.
And now when it is clear to everyone that this guy has no business being in the White House, you want to blame people for doing what their constituents elected them to do?
Hey, at least those guys WON THE POPULAR VOTE in their elections.
My Congressman is a democrat. I fully expect him to stand up against anything Trump is trying to do because that's what he promised me he would do.
And if you have some Bubba Redneck in Jesus-Land who voted for a member of the "Freedom Carcass", they expect him to vote against any reform because they don't dun der need them no government, Cleetus.
If Biffenfuhrer can't do the hard work to craft compromises that can garner enough votes to pass, that's on him. Not on anyone else.
If he doesn't want to do the hard work, he should resign and let Pence do it.