But how? How do you get things done? Pretending it was easy, somehow, to cut spending or pass education or healthcare reforms without the cooperation of the White House is one thing; proposing an actual strategy to do that is another.https://twitter.com/adamjwhitedc/status/1352084033891667971 …
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Example: Read what he says about advancing conservative policy here - not a word. (Not even the courage to say my name, let alone read the column). It's easy to take cheap potshots when you don't actually care about conservative policies or principles. https://twitter.com/shannon_last/status/1352715018098384901 …
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The problem of advancing right over wrong, when right requires alliance with Trump & all his malignancies, has always been a hard one. Anyone who tells you there was a simple solution with no grave tradeoffs is selling you something.
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"Opposing Trump is worth locking conservatives out of all opportunity to do good things for sixteen years straight" is *an* answer, but it is one that acknowledges that you could not do both.https://twitter.com/DarthHoo744/status/1352718614256881667 …
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The problem with "bad within normal parameters" is precisely that things that are the same kind of bad as in the past are more likely to become permanent fixtures of the system.https://twitter.com/adamsolo/status/1352718200409124869 …
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You also cannot get it done with Biden. But you can build the plans & public support for the next time you get your turn. Harder to get anyone interested in "we'll do this when we get power" when you have power & aren't doing it. https://twitter.com/ShayKhatiri/status/1352722555673604096 …
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This is not the only answer you've gotten on this issue. You're being dishonest.
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Trump would have signed whatever was put in front of him when it came to Obamacare. The GOP was/is always unprepared. The onus was on them. Trump was and still is a political neophyte. The GOP didn't want to help him.
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There were several GOP healthcare proposals in Congress. What was lacking was a strong leader to lay out a single plan, campaign on it, get everybody behind it, & sell it to the voters. Nominating Trump meant doing without that. Which ended badly.
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