The Daily Caller has published a great piece on what I call "the enemy within."

I have long referred to the obedient followers of Obama's brand of the "new world order" as "the enemy within."   Recently,  some of the media on the Right have expanded that definition to include the GOP Establishment.  While agreement with this is an easy call,  I think it is a little too easy.  Many within the GOP Establishment are,  truly, conservative.  Marco Rubio,  Mike Pence (yes,  Mike is "establishment"), Paul Ryan, are examples of this conservative Establishment,  men who have not abandon the Constitution,  but wish for the day when we can return to bipartisan form of governance.  Understand that these representatives are not disloyal or dangerous to our way of life as are those within the Democrat Party who support a national surrender  of our sovereignty  to (1) globalism,  its (2) central enforcer (the U.N.) and (3) its governmental center in Belgium or some such mutually agreeable relocation for "capitol of the New World Order."  The problem with that last statement,  above,  is embedded within the fact that Left's allegiance to all three points,  while Establishment Conservatism tend to be more concerned with the fading vision of a traditional, two party system than is practical. 

Establishment Conservatism, for the most part,  does not believe the Left has moved away from the limitations set by our Constitution and the form of governance described within that document. What they do not believe, is this:  "Bipartisanship" is code for a capitulation of the Right to the Left.  Nothing more,  nothing less.  

Chuckmuth,  president of Citizen Outreach,  wrote these words in the Daily Caller:  

It’s now clear to even the most casual Republican voter that the enemies of President Donald Trump aren’t just the Democrats, the militant left and the fake news media.  It’s also a number of moderate establishment Republican creatures of the DC Swamp.

And,  discouraging as is this opposition,  especially in the Senate,  there is hope.   It is in the hands of the Trump Train supporters.  We have been building our base since the 2010 midterms  (WE,  not the Establishment GOP).  We have been disciplined and decisive in winning the 2010 midterms,  the historic 2014 midterms and the "blow your mind" 2016 presidential election.  But we need more.  We need a sweeping victory in 2018.  Churckmuth writes:

You see, there are 23 Democrat senators – plus two “independents” who vote lockstep with the Democrats – who are up for re-election in 2018, and 8 Republicans.  Only the GOP could possibly be incompetent enough not to significantly increase their majority under an electoral map like that.

The point of this post is rather straightforward:  This is not the time to walk away.  We have a man in office, a workaholic,  who has sacrificed the peace of mind of his entire family,  and,  has lost more than a billion dollars serving as our voice in the WH.  

We owed the guy  !!!  

I often talk of "walking away,"  forgetting that I would be walking away from the first voice I/we have had since Ron Reagan   . . . . . .   period.  We/I must not do this.  In fact,  we must refrain from any talk threatening that outcome. We are either "all in" or not. Trump,  with his myriad of issues,  is our man for this time.   
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ca·pit·u·la·tion
kəˌpiCHəˈlāSH(ə)n/
noun
noun: capitulation; plural noun: capitulations
  1. the action of surrendering or ceasing to resist an opponent or demand.

    "the victor sees it as a sign of capitulation"
    • historical
      an agreement or set of conditions.