Here is Why Obama’s Approval Rating is Climbing
GOP’s September Agenda: Turning Touchdowns into Interceptions
In this episode of the Conservative Conscience, Daniel explains how Republicans take winning issues and turn them into losing issues. Ever wonder why Obama’s approval rating is soaring to levels not seen since 2009, despite his treasonous acts on a daily basis, despite Obamacare, refugees, open borders, the Iran debacle? Daniel gives a full presentation by taking listeners through the panoply of issues in Congress right now to demonstrate how Republicans are serving as an advancing force for Democrat policies.
If a tree falls in the forest, who is to know? If Republicans refuse to litigate the case against Democrats and harness critical leverage points to spawn a national discussion on refugees, criminal aliens, the internet giveaway, Obama’s funding of Iran and supporting Al Qaeda overseas, etc., then the media narrative will only focus on mundane issues, thereby allowing Obama to escape public criticism.
Daniel explains that whereas Democrats embrace confrontation as a means of promoting their agenda, even when it’s unpopular; Republicans abjure confrontation even when it is politically advantageous for them. Whereas Democrats harness all their talent, time, and treasure to plot how to paint Republicans as extreme and out-of-touch; Republicans expend all their political capital giving cover to Democrats, avoiding such counter opportunities, and make Democrats look good. This dichotomy is completely unsustainable for our Republic.
Buckle your seat-belt, because in this half-hour-episode Daniel goes rapid fire through numerous policy issues and political intel that will make it abundantly clear this party is irreparably broken. To follow along, here are some useful articles.
My 9/11 article: turning the page on 15 years of failure
Thanks to Republicans, Obama’s approval at 2009 levels
Mitch McConnell’s double budget betrayal
Grassley confirming Obama judges
The deplorable Democrat hijacking of Zika response
Rubio: Drop Planned Parenthood fight to approve Zika funding