owing list of concerns among voters and lawmakers alike. ABC News reported that the clemency decisions were made with “speed and secrecy,” raising transparency questions.
Donald Trump, seizing the moment, weighed in: “He didn’t have the guts or the capacity to do his job,” he said during a recent rally, as quoted in The Daily Beast.
The left will undoubtedly spin this as a necessary compromise. But don’t be fooled. They fought tooth and nail to stop this resolution. They wanted the shutdown. They wanted the leverage. They lost.
This defeat comes amid record-low approval ratings for the Biden administration and widespread discontent with the economy. Americans want change, and it’s beginning to show in how lawmakers vote.
Grassroots conservatives must seize this moment. The Republican base should rally behind those who demand accountability, transparency, and fiscal restraint. Let this vote be the first of many.
As we head into 2026, remember the names of these eight Senators. Watch their actions. See if they continue to break free from the radical grip of their party or crawl back under the thumb of the liberal elite.
The CR vote was a step forward. Not a solution, but a start. Conservatives must keep the pressure on. We need bold leadership willing to disrupt business as usual.
Let this vote serve as a reminder: when the American people rise up, even the most entrenched institutions must listen. The days of runaway spending with zero accountability are numbered.
Democrats who oppose this tide do so at their peril. The grassroots is awake, engaged, and ready to take back our country.
