Never Trumper blasts Trump bashers
Cal Thomas -- one of the signers of that ridiculous "Against Trump" issue of National Review -- came out swinging this week.
In defense of President Trump.
Thomas commented on that Kick the Can deal with Democrats to get hurricane funding without fighting over the debt ceiling.
He supported the president.
Thomas agreed with Rush Limbaugh, who said, "If just at any time in the past six months, or anytime in the next six, if for just three months Ryan and McConnell would work with Trump to advance his agenda, they would own everything for who knows how long. If they would have repealed and replaced Obamacare, if they would have then moved on to tax cuts and ... real tax reform, and if they had built the wall. ... If those three things had serious action with an appearance of unity within the Republican Party on those issues, the Democrats wouldn't stand a prayer for 25 years."
Then Thomas wrote:
Cal Thomas -- one of the signers of that ridiculous "Against Trump" issue of National Review -- came out swinging this week.
In defense of President Trump.
Thomas commented on that Kick the Can deal with Democrats to get hurricane funding without fighting over the debt ceiling.
He supported the president.
Thomas agreed with Rush Limbaugh, who said, "If just at any time in the past six months, or anytime in the next six, if for just three months Ryan and McConnell would work with Trump to advance his agenda, they would own everything for who knows how long. If they would have repealed and replaced Obamacare, if they would have then moved on to tax cuts and ... real tax reform, and if they had built the wall. ... If those three things had serious action with an appearance of unity within the Republican Party on those issues, the Democrats wouldn't stand a prayer for 25 years."
Then Thomas wrote:
Too many Republicans remain embarrassed that Trump won. He would never be allowed to join their inner circle whose mantra appears to be "when the going gets tough, the weak surrender without a fight." For these Republicans, principles have been replaced by pragmatism.
