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Republicans triggered the nuclear option on Thursday and they’ll no doubt discover it was worth it. Plus, Dems talk much, say little about who knew what concerning Trump staff unmasking, and, Desperate Democrats starting rumors of a Joe Biden comeback in 2020.

Why the GOP moderate “Tuesday Group” should be kicked into last month. Plus, Republicans should ignore Democrat predictions of doom for nuking filibuster, and, John McCain, pseudo Republican, says Trump’s Syria policy is a disgrace.

Neil Gorsuch passes the first hurdle, now on to nuclear (option) war. Plus, Is Trump just telling people what they want to hear or actually mediating a dispute?, and, Democrats and the media can’t stop dreaming about impeaching Trump.

This week will hinge on whether Mitch McConnell has to push the “nuclear” button. Plus, Both Trump and GOP congressional leaders should remember the voters come first, and, Shameful liberals chastise Pence for observing Christian teachings on self-restraint.

President Trump’s anti-Freedom Caucus tweets are causing concern among conservatives. Plus, Poll shows Americans want Gorsuch confirmed, not filibustered, and, Don’t look now but John McCain is trying to save the Democrats from drowning.

Republicans set on giving healthcare another shot. Will they get it right this time? Plus, In a political environment beset with chaos Mike Pence provides a stable influence, and, Media just doesn’t get Trump daughter Ivanka’s White House office.

If you were a Republican president, would you turn to Maxine Waters to help you with your agenda? Plus, Republicans’ next move should focus on what voters care about the most, and, By show of hands, how many of you Democrats will vote for cloture?

The gnat-ish Democrats can’t prevail unless the Republicans let them win. Plus, This time it’s the Democrats who are hopelessly divided on a headlining issue, and, Trump can and must use his bully pulpit to help people out of Democrat dependency.

The Ryancare fiasco demonstrates how not to pass a bill. What now for Trump and the GOP? Plus, The way forward: Get back to the table, hammer something out, make it work, and, With Ryancare now in the trashcan, time to retrain the rhetorical guns on the real enemy.

Not even GOP leaders are dumb enough to “deal” with Democrats on the Gorsuch nomination. Plus, Trump and Obama haven’t spoken since January 20 and the media thinks it’s weird, and, Media still implying Trump is only helping the economy to enrich himself.

In going to the extreme in opposing Neil Gorsuch Democrats are searching for rock bottom. Plus, What will the repercussions be for the Republicans who vote for Ryancare?, and, To have higher quality public debate America needs higher quality and relevant education.

It’s well past time sanity was restored to the Senate confirmation process – let the dance end. Plus, Is Trump a failure as a negotiator if the Ryancare bill dies?, and, Stakes heat up on Ryancare as Trump warns conservative holdouts.

Gorsuch and Comey might have dominated TV but Ryancare is still the hottest topic in Washington. Plus, Democrats obsess – again -- on Russia during Comey testimony before the House, and, Democrats give truth to Mark Twain saying about idiots and Congress.

With the Gorsuch hearings set to begin, liberals prime their First Amendment protected slime machine. Plus, Crooked Hillary comes out of the woods – what’s she up to now?, and, Is the very public fight over Ryancare actually good for the GOP?

Not even Trump’s legendary hospitality can make Paul Ryan’s awful plan smell right. Plus, Why Paul Ryan needs Trump but Trump doesn’t necessarily need Ryan, and, John McCain vs. Rand Paul reveals yet another conservatives vs. establishment divide.

Republicans should get back to the jobs and economic agenda they were elected for. Plus, Are the Republicans really panicking over the midterm elections already?, and, Trump chooses jobs and competition for the auto industry over fantasy Obama fuel standards.

Wikileaks’ Julian Assange says Hillary Clinton and the intelligence community want Trump out. Plus, Trump the negotiator searches for the best “deal” for all sides on healthcare, and, Upcoming Trump budget sets parameters for deconstructing the administrative state.

Does President Trump owe it to the American people to hire adequate staff? Plus, Trump spreads the truth on the realities of illegal immigrant crime and culture, and, Media says Trump’s political operation is slow to emerge, but does he really need it?

In order to truly drain the Washington swamp, Obama’s creatures must be sent packing. Plus, In trying to move the healthcare debate Trump hints he may get involved in Republican primaries, and, Democrats think the healthcare winds have turned in their favor; they’re wrong.

Neither Trump nor conservatives can succeed without the other; can’t they just work it out? Plus, With Ryancare, there is no reason to force a bad solution down everyone’s throats, and, What a poll on Melania Trump tells us about the viability of Ryan’s healthcare bill.