John Boehner Smarter than the Average Tea Partier

For quite some time I have been ranting and raving about when the Republican Party will finally say enough is enough and step up to stop those who see this party as an avenue to world domination.  That day seems to have come upon us.

When John Boehner first made an announcement that his caucus were no longer listening to those who wish to steer them wrong, many swore that this was the end of the road for him and they may be right but let it be known it appears that John Boehner has decided that he will go out with a bang instead of a whimper.  Career politicians on both sides of the aisle have decided to retire and get out of the rat race which has become Washington but none have begun to switch parties like many leaving the Republican Party.  They join to make a difference and instead have been led to the edge of a cliff and asked to jump.  Hearing John Boehner defy the silent minority may have been that spark that they needed to say no more.

Stories begin to explode about Mr. Boehner wanting to accomplish big things so that his party will have something positive to run on instead of the same old thing.  He wants to have a hand in immigration, increasing the minimum wage, creating jobs and so much more.  He wants to make sure that when they read of his time as Speaker of the House of Representatives, he leaves behind something he can be proud of. This idea and desire may have also spread to Mitch McConnell and his crew because they are looking at doing some of the same things.  Finally, politicians may just become a part of the nation’s solutions instead of the nation’s problems.

Consider a quiet alliance between John Boehner, Mitch McConnell, Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi.  Let’s say that they are quietly meeting together to move this country forward and getting things done so that both parties can claim victory.  Democrats speak about discharge petitions for immigration and discharge petitions for raising the minimum wage, what if both parties have come to realize that the needs of the many really does far outweigh the needs of the few?  Could compromise be making a well needed comeback or is this another fake? 

Personally I think it is real and those voted into office to make compromises and make life better for the majority is beginning to gather their steam and find their backbone.  I believe that no longer will Republican argue with Democrat because of being in a different party but argue for what they believe is best for the nation as a whole.  They will argue and go back and forth but in the end and before completely unraveling, they will come to an understanding so that uncertainty does not reign supreme.  Finally America may be able to vote for a person not because of the party that they belong to but because they really think that this individual will do a better job and if that individual does not fulfill their promises, remove them and replace them with someone who will.  The public will reclaim their power and the rich will find their limitations.