[Jacquerie]

Let me get this straight. Going into 2016, the GOP will not find the courage to promise repeal of the most hated, destructive, job-killing, freedom usurping law since the 16th Amendment?

At least this column honestly emphasizes perceived electability rather than the good of the country. The promise of repeal will damage GOP chances in 2016. Okay, so relection and power are more important than excising the evil that is Obamacare.

Stepping back, and looking at the bigger picture, this GOP that can't promise repeal is the means through which freedom will be restored?

Since the GOP has washed its hands of repealing this despised Obamacare, it is beyond silly to think it will ever consider the other reforms necessary to save our republic.

This column is further evidence of the GOP’s status as junior partner in the Uniparty, and as such, it is uninterested in restoring freedom. Reform cannot emerge from Washington, DC.

An Article V state initiated constitutional amendment convention is our only hope.

[Alberta's Child]

The last time we had a Republican president and Republican control of the House and Senate we got Medicare prescription drug coverage -- the largest expansion of Federal entitlements in a generation.

I rest my case.