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If there is to be real change in our form of government, the Trump administration needs to avoid the fatal flaw of previous Republican administrations: choosing to play the game by the Left’s rules. Nearly every Republican administration makes some changes, but mostly lightly exfoliates the elephant of the State. These are temporary gains at best, small pauses in the seemingly inevitable march of government dominance. Most Republicans don’t seem to understand what we are up against, that the game is rigged against smaller government.   Read the full article at The Federalist

A board member of the American Conservative Union on Sunday criticized the decision to invite Breitbart editor Milo Yiannopoulos to the annual Conservative Political Action Conference in Maryland this week after video surfaced that appeared to show the far-right agitator defending pedophilia. Ned Ryun, founder and CEO of the political organization the American Majority, said on Twitter that the ACU board was not consulted in the decision to invite Yiannopoulos to speak at CPAC. He shared a link to a story of Yiannopoulos defending sexual relationships between adults and 13-year-old boys. Read the full article on the Huffington Post

We’re hardly a week into the Trump administration, and the media and liberals across the country have already latched onto nonsense fights about crowd size, rogue bureaucrats’ Twitter escapades, and marches on the capital. It’s all clearly an effort to delegitimize and derail President Trump’s first 100 days in office. Trump needs to avoid punching down on the nipping media and focus on the prizefight: to be the American people’s champion in the struggle against the leviathan of government. It will be a massive, day-by-day fight to beat the bureaucratic state, close the Pandora’s box of presidential overreach, and empower…

It’s time for evangelicals to acknowledge and accept the reality of politics. It’s only then that they might actually have success. Until then most will just be wandering about the battlefield of politics, wringing their hands at the terrible ugly mess of it all. My suggestion would be to stop wringing the hands and bemoaning what an awful state things are in. And then go vote for Candidate Hot Gruel