(This post originally appeared in Townhall.com | Image from Townhall)
By Dan Celia
Some might argue this fact, but Republicans have one chance to salvage the loss of one of the greatest opportunities the Republican Party ever had. If they had decided to rally around President Donald Trump’s pro-job, pro-growth, America-first agenda of prosperity in the first 30 to 60 days of his presidency, things would be so much different for the American people.
If repealing and replacing Obamacare, working toward tax reform, crafting an infrastructure bill and passing a budget were priorities, Republicans would have gained and taken control of Washington, D.C., for a generation. So the question remains—is that opportunity gone?
