It’s not every day that someone tells you you’re terrible at your job. And for most of us, those days are few, far between, and wake-up calls to do better.
But not for leading Republicans, apparently.
It’s no secret that Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan aren’t loyal to the President. But they’ve done their best to disguise that fact in recent months. They’ll give lip-service to loyalty, and then turn round and undermine Trump’s agenda.
Luckily for America, patriots have seen right through their act.
It’s probably why their poll numbers have plummeted.
Breitbart reports:
The latest NBC/Wall Street Journal poll shows that Republicans are increasingly dissatisfied with their leaders in Congress.
Poll: Do-nothing Ryan-McConnell Congressional leadership support down to 15 percent https://t.co/iXjEQq0B15 #MAGA #DrainTheSwamp pic.twitter.com/rcAvP35lAU
— Patriot Lexi 💞🇺🇸 (@PatriotLexi) September 12, 2017
Now, if you’ve read anything at MyRightAmerica before, you probably know what we don’t much care for McConnell. And very much don’t care for Ryan.
Any Republican that spends his time trying to stop, rather than support, the President’s agenda isn’t much of a patriot. And Ryan’s got several black marks on his record. He’s hindered The Wall. He’s hindered Repeal and Replace.
He’s a hindrance, basically, if you want to sum it up.
But as awful as the headline ‘leader Republicans don’t support a Republican president’ might be, there’s still good news. Because American citizens, unlike their leaders in Washington, understand who the real leaders are.
Trump, however, still earns 83 percent of support from Republicans, despite his deal with Democrats on funding the government.
Huh. So Americans support the one person who is still trying to keep campaign promises? Instead of ignoring them?
You don’t say.
It’s not like you didn’t have your chance.
Americans trust leadership over party. And if you doubt that, consider this:
Fifty-eight percent of Republicans in the poll said that they considered themselves more of a Trump supporter than supporters of the Republican party. Only 38 percent of Republicans cited party support above Trump.
Well, then. This doesn’t bode well for Republicans.
Trump is, by far, the most liked Republican by Republicans.
Favorable rating among GOP via new @CNN poll:
Trump 89%
Ryan 58%
McConnell 31%— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) September 24, 2017
Fact is, Trump is the best thing to happen to Republicans in decades. And instead of getting behind him, the party’s leaders are doing their best to hurt his efforts at fixing the country.
Is it any wonder that their poll numbers are down?
Source: Breitbart
