Will GOP caucus learn?

Sun., Sept. 11, 2016

Instead of passing laws and otherwise taking care of the business of our country like the Constitution has mandated, the Republicans in Congress spent four years trying to make President Obama a one-term president.

When that failed, they spent the time since trying to make his administration a failure and keep Hillary Clinton out of the White House.

Their reward for not doing their job is Donald Trump.

I believe if any of the other 16 candidates for the Republican were nomination, they could win this election. If he loses, it will be interesting to see if the Republican caucuses learned anything. Of course then there is Hillary. I also believe almost any other candidate the Democrats could have nominated could easily win in November.

It is hard to believe this is our choice.

Charles Neill

Spokane

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