We lack the political will to govern, Republicans say

[Silver Pines]

Who's this "we," Kemo Sabe?  That the issue -- when it comes to a lot of issues, there isn't really a "we," in the sense of a governing majority.

Yes, there's currently an (R) beside each branch of government, but as we've seen all too clearly, that doesn't mean the people within the GOP agree with each other -- not to the point where a clear majority of Republicans can confidently vote on the big stuff.

That's sort of the point of what the guy was saying in the original post.

@r9etb

All they have to do is keep the lies promises they campaigned on.

[DiogenesLamp]

Maybe the following should happen:


1. Maybe every GOP in the House should sit down and find 'common' ground
2. Stop the circular firing squad bs.
3. Maybe we should realize that not every in GOP in Congress comes from a Deep Red district
4. Learn to be more pragmatic.. Fight for the small victories..


But that is just me.

If you concede the fundamental principle involved,   you will never be successful.   You will always be playing on the oppositions turf. 


You will only get crumbs.