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“I’m a Republican only as far as I want a smaller government, want less government intrusion,” he said at the time, before adding that both parties had ceased to be fiscally responsible. “I hate government. I’m apolitical. Write that down. I’m not a Republican.”

On these points I find myself in complete agreement with Mr. Willis.

But then I left the Republican Party back in 1991 when "Read My Lips, No New Taxes" became one in a long series of broken promises by not just then President George H.W. Bush, but the Republican Party as a whole. I had some hope with the Republican Revolution of 1993 which lead to winning the House and Senate, only to be disappointed by the Republican Party becoming the party of big government spending later on. On that point, sometimes there really is little difference between the two parties.

It's all about who's in control and who's spending too much of OUR money at this point. The whole game is rigged and it sucks.

“I’m a Republican only as far as I want a smaller government, want less government intrusion,” he said at the time, before adding that both parties had ceased to be fiscally responsible. “

We're not ever going to get small, less intrusive government by traditional means. They've built walls of protection for themselves..

It's why there are more unionized government employees at every level now, than in the private sector.

It's why government now controls the air, the ground, your lawnmower, insects, the food you eat, business, energy, you name it and tell the American people to F-off. Government controls and regulates everything, as they continually ramp up for more control.