Showing posts with label Ditch Mitch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ditch Mitch. Show all posts

Friday, November 17, 2017

Judge Roy Moore: Mitch Wants a Fight? He Will Get One!


Fellow Conservative,

My sleeves are rolled up tight . . .

My heels are dug in deep . . .

After 40 years of slugging it out day in and day out with the forces of evil trying to rip apart the moral foundations of our society, I've had enough.

I apologize for my tone, but McConnell crossed the line by assaulting my integrity and character as a Christian man through his false accusations against me.

So if McConnell wants a fight -- I'm going to give him a fight.

And 
I don't plan on holding back the punches.
That's why I'm counting on you to chip in a donation to help me fight back against McConnell with everything I've got until the bell tolls on December 12?
The sad truth is, Mitch McConnell and the national GOP are working hand-in-hand with liberal Democrats to steal the election away from the good people of Alabama.

Worse yet, McConnell is plotting behind the scenes with liberal Gloria Allred -- who takes credit for passage of Roe v. Wade -- in a nasty and vicious smear campaign against me.

This shows how much the establishment flat-out HATES our conservative Christian values.

They'd rather partner up with the same liberal who shoved Roe v. Wade down our throats -- which legalized the murder of unborn babies in America -- than elect a principled conservative fighter to the U.S. Senate who will work with Trump to Drain the Swamp.

If you're as disgusted and outraged as I am right now, I'd be honored to have you with me in my corner while I slug it out with McConnell and the elites on December 12.

So can I count on you to let me know you're with me by chipping in a generous contribution of $2,700, $2,000, $1,500, $1,000, $500, $250, $100, $75, $50 or $35 immediately.
Of course, I understand only a few people are able to afford $2,700 ($5,400 per couple) -- the maximum legal amount under federal law.

If you are such a person, this is a race worth investing the maximum amount.

This is our opportunity to FIRE Mitch McConnell and replace him with a firebrand conservative willing to Drain the Swamp.

Not only that, but the outcome on December 12 is expected to set the tone for the 2018 mid-term elections.

The stakes have never been higher.

A victory over McConnell on December 12 will embolden conservative patriots across the country to rise up, challenge the RINO's and elect a constitutional majority in Congress next November.

That's why I'm asking you to please chip in the maximum amount you can donate at this critical moment
For some, I know $50, $35 or $25 is a stretch -- and for others $5 or $10 can be a major sacrifice for others.

I'm not sure how much you can give right now.

But whatever the amount, please know your contribution is greatly appreciated and will be put to immediate use for my campaign.

So what do you say
?

Are you with me?

Will you stand with me and fight against McConnell with everything you've got?

I'm counting on you like never before. So please, chip in a donation to help me stand and fight the forces of evil and deliver a knock-out blow to McConnell and his cronies on December 12.

Thank you in advance for your support!
Sincerely,
Judge Roy Moore

Wednesday, October 18, 2017

SCF: Time to Replace McConnell

Yes, yes indeed.

This is what it takes to get rid of Mitch McConnell.

It's not enough to get rid of a few US Senators. It's not enough to write in letters and tweet at the US Senate Majority leader.

It takes time, money, resources, and organization to get rid of a bad majority leader and bring in someone different, someone better!

The Majority Leader has one main constituency: the rest of the US Senate. He answers to his colleagues, not directly to the American people or the states.

The Senate Conservatives Fund is on board to bring in pro-reform, populist conservative US Senators who will change the size, shape, and scope of the upper chamber to ensure that President Trump's and our agenda proceeds without obstacle.

This is how it has to be done!

Senate Conservatives Fund
Arthur:

Americans are furious with Senate Republicans. They spent years making promises and now they're unwilling to keep them. Even worse, Senators like Mitch McConnell (R-KY) and Bob Corker (R-TN) try to blame the president for their failures.

This is why the grassroots are rising up and why we're seeing conservative candidates challenge Republican incumbents in primary elections all across the country.


Nobody is safe.

Jeff Flake (R-AZ), Dean Heller (R-NV), Roger Wicker (R-MS), Orrin Hatch (R-UT), and John Barrasso (R-WY) all have declared or potential challengers. More are likely to come.

Senate Republicans need to immediately change course or the voters are going to defeat them, one by one.

The best thing they can do to show the voters that they're listening is replace Mitch McConnell as their leader. 

Please take a minute to send Senate Republicans a blast email message urging them to replace him.

Mitch McConnell is of the swamp, by the swamp, and for the swamp, and he must be replaced with a new leader who will fight for conservative reforms and work with the grassroots to elect more conservative senators next year.

Senate Republicans need to wake up and realize that McConnellhas led them into a box canyon. 

His war on conservatives has made him toxic and now he's a liability for all Republicans. He's why Luther Strange (R-AL) lost the primary in Alabama and now we're beginning to see Democrat candidates use McConnell as a weapon against their Republican opponents.

McConnell isn't going to change.

Despite being rebuked in Alabama, he is continuing to attack conservative candidates who would help the Senate enact a conservative agenda.

It's time to replace him and we need your help to send a message to Senate Republicans right now.

Thank you for standing strong for freedom. We're grateful for the opportunity to fight by your side for this great country.

Sincerely,
Ken Cuccinelli II
Ken Cuccinelli II
President
Senate Conservatives Action

Friday, October 6, 2017

SCF: GOP Grassroots and now DONORS Demand New Leadership

Well, that didn't take too long, now, did it?

When the NRSC Chairman Cory Gardner tells the rest of the caucus that people are not donating, then you know that the Swamp is in big trouble.

Gardner better take a hint, too, and recognize that We the People of the United States, We Republicans are not playing games.

We want leadership, we want results, and we want our lawmakers to fulfill their promises to help Make America Great Again!

In fact, three years ago, I received an extended donation letter.

Here was my answer:


In another letter, I offered a solution: Draft Sessions!

Well, Jeff Sessions became Attorney General, so that shut out that possibility.

But that does not mean that we have to settle for such crappy leadership in the US Senate from Mitch McConnell and his accommodationist ways.

Check out what the Senate Conservatives Fund is reporting right now:

Senate Conservatives Fund

Arthur:

The Republican leadership's failure to deliver on its promises has not only upset grassroots conservatives, it's also angered many of the party's biggest financial supporters.

For years these donors have been told that if they just help the party win the House, the Senate, and the White House, party leaders will enact a conservative agenda. Many of these supporters have also been told that if they help defeat conservative primary challengers, it will build a "governing wing" that will deliver results.

These lies have now been completely exposed and many of the party's top supporters are pushing back and exercising much-needed accountability.
"Guys, the donors won't donate!"



Senator Cory Gardner (R-CO), the head the NRSC, informed senators this week that "donors are furious" and that fundraising was drying up because of the failure to repeal Obamacare. In fact, one major donor said they would not donate to Republican senators "unless they pass new legislation or get new leadership."
He is not alone and that's why many top donors applauded this week when Vice President Mike Pence's Chief of Staff, Nick Ayers, told them to hold Senate Republicans accountable.

“If I were you, I would not only stop donating, I would form a coalition of all the other major donors, and just say two things,” he said. “We’re definitely not giving to you, No. 1. And No. 2, if you don’t have this done by Dec. 31, we’re going out, we’re recruiting opponents, we’re maxing out to their campaigns, and we’re funding ‘super PACs’ to defeat all of you.”

When these remarks were reported, the swamp gasped. How on earth could someone this senior in the White House encourage donors to go against incumbent Republicans? The horror!

But contrary to what the swamp wants people to believe, opposing Republican lawmakers in primary elections is not a radical idea. We have primary elections for a reason. They allow voters to pick the Republicans who will best serve them in office.

Primary elections hold Republican lawmakers accountable to the people and they make the party stronger, not weaker.

What Nick Ayers said was right and he's not alone in believing that Republicans who don't keep their promises should be replaced. That's something the grassroots have believed for years and it's good that the party's biggest backers are coming to the same conclusion.

Thank you for doing so much to help us promote conservative leadership. Because of your efforts, we are on the verge of having an earthquake election that brings real accountability to Washington.

Sincerely,
Ken Cuccinelli II
Ken Cuccinelli II
President
Senate Conservatives Fund
@KenCuccinelli / @SCF


Wednesday, October 4, 2017

SCF: Judge Moore Defeated Mitch--Now Let's Defeat the Dems and Drain the Swamp

Mitch McConnell has already lost one fight.

He does not want to have Judge Moore glaring at him in the US Senate after December 12, now that Luther Strange is on his way out of office.

Can you imagine a Republican Majority Leader who is more committed to defeating a fellow Republican than trying to prevent Democrats from gaining a seat in the upper chamber?

Yet that looks like what Ditch Mitch McConnell is up to!

Shameful but true. We need to work our hardest to ensure that our good friend and fellow Christian conservative patriot Judge Moore stomps on the Democratic challenger without any trouble.

We need Moore conservatives like Judge Roy.

Let's send the message loud and clear to Washington DC: Elect Moore, Ditch Mitch, Drain the Swamp, Repeal Obamacare, and Build That Wall!
Judge Roy Moore
JUDGE ROY MOORE FOR U.S. SENATE

Arthur:

Rock-solid conservative Judge Roy Moore has now won the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in Alabama's special election.

This is a major victory for the grassroots and a devastating defeat for Senator Mitch McConnell and the Washington establishment.

But the race is not over!

Judge Roy Moore will now face liberal Democrat Doug Jones in the general election on December 12.

Doug Jones supports Obamacare, amnesty, taxpayer-funded abortion, federally-controlled education, and the job-killing climate regulations. Rather than solving our nation's problems, he will make them worse.

Please help Roy Moore defeat Doug Jones by making a contribution to the Moore for Senate campaign.

Normally a race like this in Alabama would be over before it started, but we know that Mitch McConnell and the DC establishment will be rooting for Moore to lose.

Not only will they refuse to spend the kind of money to help him that they would for one of their RINO candidates, but they will also use every opportunity to criticize him in the press.

Mitch McConnell would rather have another Democrat in the Senate than a conservative who will stand up to him.

Please take action to support Roy Moore right now!

We have seen the GOP establishment sabotage anti-establishment Republicans many times before.

Mitch McConnell told his colleagues to drop Donald Trump "like a hot rock" last year when he was running against Hillary Clinton. And who can forget McConnell abandoning retired Air Force Lt. Colonel Darryl Glenn in the Colorado Senate race last year?

We can't count on the DC establishment to support Roy Moore. We must push him on to victory ourselves.

Please make an urgent contribution to Judge Roy Moore's U.S. Senate campaign right now.

You can give $25, $50, $100, or any amount up to $2,700.

We will transfer your donation directly to the Moore campaign and pay all processing fees so he can use 100% of it on voter contact.

Thank you for doing so much to promote conservative leadership in Washington. Together, we will build a conservative Senate and help secure America's future.

Sincerely,

Ken Cuccinelli II
President, Senate Conservatives Fund
Former Attorney General of Virginia




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P.O. Box 388
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Friday, September 29, 2017

Mitch McConnell's Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Week

Just to give an expert run-down on what's happening in Washington DC, and what all of us can do to make sure that "Ditch" Mitch McConnell is shown the door.

He had a really bad week!

Very bad!

He is facing increased pressure from all sides within the United State Senate and around the country.

He is struggling to hold onto power.

Men and women around the country are livid that the Republican Congress has gotten nothing done for the President.

They refused to introduce the simple repeal legislation which would get rid of Obamacare.

They have stonewalled on funding the border wall.

The United States Senate has not moved on any of the legislation coming out of the House of Representatives, including "No Sanctuary for Criminals" Act as well as Kate's Law.

Even Democrats in the Bay Area voted for legislation to clamp down on illegal aliens and punish them for breaking ino the United States.

We cannot allow McConnell to stay in as Majority Leader for one more day!

So, here are some highlights to McConnell's very bad week:





1. Roy Moore defeats Luther Strange

The Swamp dumped millions into this pivotal run-off.

Instead of running away with a victory, McConnell faced certain defeat.

The voters of Alabama want a populist, a conservative nationalist who puts the needs of Americans, specifically Alabamians ahead of the world at large.

Strange had a strange record on immigration, and he refused to take any firm stances on deporting illegals and ending the perverse DACA program, which should have never been initiated in the first place.

The Big Business, Big Amnesty lobby through big money behind their corrupted Strange contender, and he lost Bigly.

2. Latest Health Care Bill Gets Pulled

McConnell started the fight losing at the outset.

What a shameful display of bad leadership. They needed to repeal Obamacare, root and branch repeal. The US Senate had passed repeal after repeal during the last Congressional session. Now they can't get anything done? The Republicans in the US Senate do not deserve their jobs if they refuse to follow through on their promises.

McConnell was not interested in putting up any kind of fight, however. He has no problem with continuing to fund the government. He has no qualms about going over to the dark side again and again giving the Democrats what they want. There is no interest in winning.


He just wants to make the Big Business donors happy--but he has enraged the voters repeatedly. Mitch the Ditch Swamp Thing must go!

3. Bob Corker announces his resignation

Corker has been anti-Trump for too long.

He helped negotiate a terrible Iran deal! What was he thinking?

Then he declares that President Trump is unfit for office. What about Corker? Maybe he needs to take off and never look back. Just after Breitbart released the story about him getting major money from Strange and his dealings in Alabama, Corker uncorkered his plans and declared his intention to resign.

McConnell loses another vote as Majority Leader.

Can we please just get rid of this guy?

McConnell, you are going down, and going down fast!


Friday, August 18, 2017

Open Letter to US Senate Republicans: Fire McConnell

Dear U.S. Senate Republicans:
I'm writing to urge you to take immediate steps to replace Senator Mitch McConnell as the Republican Leader. 

With unified Republican control of the House, the Senate, and the White House, we finally have the opportunity to enact bold reforms to save our great country. Unfortunately, Senator McConnell has been unable to keep the party's campaign promises.

Instead of accepting responsibility for his failures like good leaders do, Senator McConnell is making excuses and criticizing others for having unrealistic expectations – expectations that he himself set over the past several years. 


Senate Republicans need a new leader who is passionate about conservative principles, who is not beholden to special interests, and who can effectively communicate our ideas and bring Republicans together to drain the swamp.

Replacing McConnell won't be easy, but sometimes we need to set friendships aside to do what is best for the country. This is one of those times and I urge you to elect a new leader before any more time is wasted.
Sincerely,

Mr. Arthur Schaper

Thursday, August 10, 2017

Drain the Swamp: Repeal and Replace McConnell, Then Obamacare

On November 8th, the American people sent a clear message to Washington DC. We wanted to:

1. Make America Great Again—bring back jobs; reduce taxes; get rid of the IRS.
2. Secure our Borders—build the wall, beef up funding and hiring for border security; mandate E-verify.
3. Repeal Obamacare—and repeal all the other anti-free market, government interventionist programs disrupting our health care systems.

Most of the headlines I have read about Trump are welcome news, like the marked decrease in illegal alien crossings along our border, plus the rising number of arrests and deportations. Jobs are up, unemployment is down, and more states are prospering like never before.



Then I came across this article, a headline which I never want to see in the news:


This is beyond outrageous. With strong majorities in both houses, plus an epic victory placing Neil Gorsuch on the Supreme Court after McConnell successful stalled Obama’s last nominee, one would think that advancing Trump’s agenda would not meet so many roadblocks. But US Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is not leading. In fact, he’s the Bluegrass roadblock! He still hasn’t gotten the memo that his kind of backroom, back-slapping, horse-trading Republicanism is just as dead as the Democratic Party.

I don’t want the “adults in the room” pretending to govern. We need an active agenda of reform, streamlining, and outright removal of Washington DC from interference with the rights of the states and the people. Where’s the border wall? Where’s the repeal for Obamacare? How about tax reform, welfare reform, and the National Right to Work bill? Swamp thing, thy name is Mitch.

The tax-paying, voting public is getting restless, and we don’t have a real penchant for mincing words, either. We the People spoke loudly and clearly on Election Day. Republicans swept state legislatures in normally blue states as well as retaining power in the House and the United States Senate. Governors’ seats fell into Republicans hands, too. The Democratic Party is losing big, and they can cry if they want to, not that anyone really cares. Trump supporters are destroying the once-preeminent establishment of Big Media as well as Big Business and Big Labor, all the corrupt special interests which had been getting rich while Americans were growing poor.

Sadly, the Establishment GOP, Washington “progressive” Republicans like Mitch are still holding onto the reins of power. McConnell’s meandering capitulation on Obamacare is the last straw. Besides, the US Senate’s latest iteration of repeal met a brick wall of its own. For Cruz, Lee, Johnson, and Paul, It didn’t do enough to repeal. As for the pro-choice Republicans, they don’t want to defund Planned Murderhood, and Dean Heller of Nevada fears the bluish contour of his electorate. Does McConnell want to repeal Obamacare? Senate Leader Mitch refuses to lead.

My answer: step up, put up or shut up. True leadership depends on having a plan of action, fulfilling the promises that you ran on to win, and that got you elected to higher office. This round of failures, this foppish unwillingness to fight for anything but one’s cushy retirement and an elected sinecure in one’s home state is too much to tolerate.

This country needs a majority leader in the United States Senate who will step up to the challenges of unifying an otherwise unwieldy caucus of moderate to conservative members. Jeff Flake is facing primary challenge, so he should get along with the will of the conservative grassroots, or get lost. If US Senator Heller doesn’t want to follow through on a nation-wide promise to repeal Obamacare, then McConnell should confront Heller with US Senator Cory Gardner, the current chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee: “Repeal Obamacare with us, or forget the funding for your re-election bid.”

This country needs a majority leader who will put up a real fight with the Democrats. Does McConnell even know how to count? There are 52 Republicans, and they can count on Vice President Pence to break a tie if needed. Cryin’ Chuck Schumer is as toxic to his endangered peers for Election 2018 as is Nancy Pelosi for her dwindling Democratic caucus.



I say McConnell needs to shut up, pack up, and take off. This man is the lingering vestiges of nice-nice, bi-partisan cronyism. Log-rolling is not going to save our country, especially when the Democratic Party has embraced political views so anti-constitutional and un-American.

Future Republican leaders need to take another look at the battleground map going into 2018. They have a solid chance at 5 easy wins, with possibly three more pickups. The caucus has the upper hand. We don’t need squishy compromisers more interested in keeping the peace, while the rest of us pay dearly for their comity. It’s time to bring down this reign of error in Washington. The grassroots with the House’s conservative leadership lead the charge to bounce John Boehner from the Speakership two years ago. What would it take to repeal McConnell? Surely getting rid of McConnell could not be that difficult—and Obamacare repeal would follow.

Friday, July 28, 2017

Repeal and Replace McConnell NOW! (Petition)



Senate Conservatives Fund
Mitch McConnell (R-KY)

Arthur,

Senate Republicans failed to keep their promise to repeal Obamacare this week and have decided to drop the issue altogether.

It's a total disgrace and Mitch McConnell bears the blame.

While the seven Republicans who opposed clean repeal should be held accountable, it was McConnell who created the environment that encouraged their betrayal.

His use of the party's massive political machine to defend these senators in primary elections – something the party used to stay out of – has made them much less accountable to the Republican voters who elected them and much more willing to break their promises.

Both Lisa Murkowski and John McCain were protected from competitive primary challenges and they both know they will be protected again as long as Mitch McConnell is the leader.

Also, McConnell's early decision to abandon repeal in favor of keeping some of the worst parts of Obamacare encouraged others to do the same. He will pretend that he tried to repeal the law, but the truth is that he gave up on that many months ago.


And finally, McConnell's prediction that a bipartisan bailout for the insurance companies would occur if repeal were to fail also gave moderates a reason to hold out for something else. That was one of the biggest strategic errors we have seen in some time.

The truth is, McConnell began this health care debate with no endgame strategy for repeal. He was simply going through the motions to make it look like he tried. And now that his "Failure Theater" is complete, he wants to give up and move on.

It's time for Senate Republicans to replace Mitch McConnell with a new leader who will fight for conservative principles.

McConnell lacks the policy convictions needed to inspire his colleagues to fight for something greater than themselves. That's why he couldn't get Republicans to do something they had promised to do for the past seven years.


He couldn't get them to even vote for the skinniest of repeals!!

Please stand up for conservative leadership in the U.S. Senate by signing the petition to replace Mitch McConnell.

If he isn't replaced now, we will see many more Republican betrayals that prevent us from making America great again.

Sincerely,
Ken Cuccinelli II
Ken Cuccinelli II
President
Senate Conservatives Action



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Saturday, July 8, 2017

Drain the Swamp: Repeal McConnell, then Repeal Obamacare

On November 8th, the American people sent a clear message to Washington DC. We wanted to:

1. Make America Great Again—bring back jobs; reduce taxes; get rid of the IRS.

2. Secure our Borders—build the wall, beef up funding and hiring for border security; mandate E-verify.

3. Repeal Obamacare—and repeal all the other anti-free market, government interventionist programs disrupting our health care systems.



Most of the headlines I have read about Trump are welcome news, like the marked decrease in illegal alien crossings along our border, plus the rising number of arrests and deportations. Jobs are up, unemployment is down, and more states are prospering like never before.

Then I came across this article, a headline which I never want to see in the news:


This is beyond outrageous. With strong majorities in both houses, plus an epic victory placing Neil Gorsuch on the Supreme Court after McConnell successful stalled Obama’s last nominee, one would think that advancing Trump’s agenda would not meet so many roadblocks. But US Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is not leading. In fact, he’s the Bluegrass roadblock! He still hasn’t gotten the memo that his kind of backroom, back-slapping, horse-trading Republicanism is just as dead as the Democratic Party.

I don’t want the “adults in the room” pretending to govern. We need an active agenda of reform, streamlining, and outright removal of Washington DC from interference with the rights of the states and the people. Where’s the border wall? Where’s the repeal for Obamacare? How about tax reform, welfare reform, and the National Right to Work bill? Swamp thing, thy name is Mitch.

The tax-paying, voting public is getting restless, and we don’t have a real penchant for mincing words, either. We the People spoke loudly and clearly on Election Day. Republicans swept state legislatures in normally blue states as well as retaining power in the House and the United States Senate. Governors’ seats fell into Republicans hands, too. The Democratic Party is losing big, and they can cry if they want to, not that anyone really cares. Trump supporters are destroying the once-preeminent establishment of Big Media as well as Big Business and Big Labor, all the corrupt special interests which had been getting rich while Americans were growing poor.



Sadly, the Establishment GOP, Washington “progressive” Republicans like Mitch are still holding onto the reins of power. McConnell’s meandering capitulation on Obamacare is the last straw. Besides, the US Senate’s latest iteration of repeal met a brick wall of its own. For Cruz, Lee, Johnson, and Paul, It didn’t do enough to repeal. As for the pro-choice Republicans, they don’t want to defund Planned Murderhood, and Dean Heller of Nevada fears the bluish contour of his electorate. Does McConnell want to repeal Obamacare? Senate Leader Mitch refuses to lead.

My answer: step up, put up or shut up. True leadership depends on having a plan of action, fulfilling the promises that you ran on to win, and that got you elected to higher office. This round of failures, this foppish unwillingness to fight for anything but one’s cushy retirement and an elected sinecure in one’s home state is too much to tolerate.

This country needs a majority leader in the United States Senate who will step up to the challenges of unifying an otherwise unwieldy caucus of moderate to conservative members. Jeff Flake is facing primary challenge, so he should get along with the will of the conservative grassroots, or get lost. If US Senator Heller doesn’t want to follow through on a nation-wide promise to repeal Obamacare, then McConnell should confront Heller with US Senator Cory Gardner, the current chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee: “Repeal Obamacare with us, or forget the funding for your re-election bid.”



This country needs a majority leader who will put up a real fight with the Democrats. Does McConnell even know how to count? There are 52 Republicans, and they can count on Vice President Pence to break a tie if needed. Cryin’ Chuck Schumer is as toxic to his endangered peers for Election 2018 as is Nancy Pelosi for her dwindling Democratic caucus.

I say McConnell needs to shut up, pack up, and take off. This man is the lingering vestiges of nice-nice, bi-partisan cronyism. Log-rolling is not going to save our country, especially when the Democratic Party has embraced political views so anti-constitutional and un-American.


Future Republican leaders need to take another look at the battleground map going into 2018. They have a solid chance at 5 easy wins, with possibly three more pickups. The caucus has the upper hand. We don’t need squishy compromisers more interested in keeping the peace, while the rest of us pay dearly for their comity. It’s time to bring down this reign of error in Washington. The grassroots with the House’s conservative leadership lead the charge to bounce John Boehner from the Speakership two years ago. What would it take to repeal McConnell? Surely getting rid of McConnell could not be that difficult—and Obamacare repeal would follow.