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# The war.
# Failure to secure the borders.
# Amnesty.
# McCain-Feingold.
# Big government.
# Big spending.
# Abortion.
# Gay marriage/gay agenda.
# Gun control.
# Failure to protect private property.
# Failure to abide by the constitution.
# Failure to enforce the law.
# Corruption.
# Too many RINOs.
# Lack of spine.
# Loss of testicles.
# Failure to run conservative candidates.
# Most of the above.

All of these reasons, which points to the glaring obvious.

The Republicans ahave completely lost touch with us, the base, the people who vote in primaries and care about those issues, they no longer listen to us.

When was the last time a Republican leader actually addressed us in any sort of meaningful way?

They, almost the whole of Republicans on the Hill, treat us like we are invisible.

[jakewashere]

“The Republicans ahave completely lost touch with us, the base, the people who vote in primaries and care about those issues, they no longer listen to us.

“When was the last time a Republican leader actually addressed us in any sort of meaningful way?

“They, almost the whole of Republicans on the Hill, treat us like we are invisible.”

Not to mention that suddenly-spineless simp in the Oval Office. What use is Christian compassion, George, when it blinds you to a very real DANGER?

[Antoninus]

They, almost the whole of Republicans on the Hill, treat us like we are invisible.

As the Foley scandal should have tipped us off, the people we elect to the Congress aren't exactly like us. In some cases, they are the antithesis of what we are. In several cases, they outright hate us.