President Trump was forced to sign a budget to keep the government open two more weeks, emphasizing that we need to elect more Republicans to Congress in 2018 to avoid the Democrat fat in our spending bills. With more Republicans in Congress, the GOP majority can trim the fat without their interference.

I believe the Democrats are playing checkers and President Trump is playing chess. If and when the government shuts down, the first thing the President and congressional Republicans will point to is this meeting that the leftist imbeciles so arrogantly and disrespectfully failed to attend.

Senate Republicans powered their budget through Thursday night, adopting a fiscal year 2018 plan that would clear the path to get a massive tax deal done relying only on GOP votes, setting the stage for Republicans next big-ticket agenda item.

How is this possible? I am speechless. A Republican president, a Republican House, a Republican Senate, and an overwhelming Democrat victory. What is wrong with this picture?

If this budget passes the House with the help of the duplicitous Rinos, which frankly I do not expect considering the public outrage, I believe President Trump will veto it. I certainly hope so.

Fire Paul Ryan! He is the best friend the Democrats ever had and the worst enemy of We the People. Put Newt Gingrich back in the Speaker’s chair if you want to see President Trump’s agenda become reality.

Democrats are beside themselves with glee, high-fiving and somersaulting up and down the halls of the Capitol in celebration of what they perceive as a tremendous victory over President Trump and We the People.

You had better count your fingers after shaking hands with Paul Rino, who is actually praising the big government/big spending budget bill that strips nearly every item included in President Trump’s original proposed budget.

It is my understanding that the 60-vote rule is a self-imposed requirement in the Senate rules, which can be altered by a simple majority vote.

Regarding the new budget bill passed by Congress, Democrats are openly celebrating and gloating, Rinos are silent, even though I guarantee you they are toasting and high-fiving in private, conservatives everywhere are downright depressed, and We the People are FUCKED […]

At a 25% budget reduction in the first year of President Trump’s administration, EPA is on track for total elimination in four years.