Conservative organization Republicans for the Rule of Law released a new digital billboard campaign Wednesday blasting
President Trump and several GOP lawmakers and officials over the ongoing impeachment inquiry.
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“The president doesn’t own the government and he’s not above the law,” Republicans for the Rule of Law spokesman Chris Truax said in a statement to The Hill.
“He’s merely a caretaker acting on our behalf and when Congress demands an accounting, it’s the President’s duty to comply.”
Conservative group hits White House with billboard ads: 'What is Trump hiding?'
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its about time some cons stand up to tramp.
If you are going to point to Trump Obstruction of Congress then yes the Democrats in the House have an argument but in the end Trump will walk away from this more emboldened than even before if that is even possible.
Not all Conservatives agree with Trump and if you for one moment believe Trump is a beacon of True fiscal or even social Conservatism then you are naive as can be.
So many of us Fiscal Conservatives Libertarians can not stand the putz but your alternative on the left are just as pathetic...
The alternatives on the left aren't cozying up to despots and dictators and running with their playbook, to destroy the institutions of law and order in the USA.
As a fiscal conservative I'm far more concerned with his financial mess. When the inevitable recession comes, the government can't cut taxes or increase spending to stimulate a recovery.
You "fiscal conservatives" didn't seem to be concerned with a "financial mess" while Obama was spending $10 trillion. So now all of a sudden it's a big deal?
When Obama took office, the USA was involved in two very expensive wars being run off the books, a domestic economy which was shedding 500,000 jobs per month, and a world economy verging on collapse because of American bankers selling mortgage derrivatives to the world. At the point when Obama took over, bailing out both the American banking industry, and the auto industry, and putting the wars on the books so the American people could see exactly where they stand, deficit spending was required both for income support for suddenly out of work Americans, but to kick start domestic jobs and spending in infrastructure. Throughout his Presidency, Obama cut spending, cut the size of government, and left office with a projected deficit for his final fiscal year of less than $1 billion. All of the things conservatives say they want.
Three out of the last 4 Republicans Presidents have been anything BUT fiscal conservatives. Reagan, Bush II, and Trump have both cut taxes and ballooned the deficit. A fiscal conservative would wait for a surplus before cutting taxes. And a fiscal conservative wouldn't be spending $500 billion on military equipment and hardware while pulling out of all foreign wars and bringing the troops home.
A fiscal conservative would be spending American tax dollars in the United States on infrastructure, education and health care for ALL of the people because those investments will pay dividends to the country for generations to come.