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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 2900125" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>There&#039;s a difference between conservatives and Republicans.&nbsp; One can be a Republican, and not be a conservative.&nbsp; There&#039;s a conservative caucus in Congress that cares very much about the things you claim they don&#039;t.&nbsp; And they are in the minority.&nbsp; But generally yes Republicans are pro-business.&nbsp; And guess why Democrats crossed party lines to vote Republican?&nbsp; Because in Rust Belt States Obama did little to improve their chances with new job creation.&nbsp; Hillary talked openly about killing jobs traditional to the area.&nbsp; They turned to Trump because he said he&#039;d bring jobs back, factories back.&nbsp; Some on here will scream that he&#039;s not doing it, it was all B.S.!!&nbsp; OK, but he was the one saying it, not Hillary.&nbsp; People vote with their pocketbook.&nbsp; That&#039;s politics 101.&nbsp; Can say all day that conservatives are this, they aren&#039;t that.&nbsp; Look how many state legislatures went Republican during Obama&#039;s time.&nbsp; How many governorships.&nbsp; The Federal government controlled by Republicans.&nbsp; People don&#039;t want economic theories.&nbsp; They want real results.&nbsp; And with this much power the Republicans better deliver.&nbsp; They sure didn&#039;t during the 2000&#039;s, and it&#039;s starting to look like they&#039;re a bunch of deer caught in the headlights.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 2900125, member: 24302"] There's a difference between conservatives and Republicans. One can be a Republican, and not be a conservative. There's a conservative caucus in Congress that cares very much about the things you claim they don't. And they are in the minority. But generally yes Republicans are pro-business. And guess why Democrats crossed party lines to vote Republican? Because in Rust Belt States Obama did little to improve their chances with new job creation. Hillary talked openly about killing jobs traditional to the area. They turned to Trump because he said he'd bring jobs back, factories back. Some on here will scream that he's not doing it, it was all B.S.!! OK, but he was the one saying it, not Hillary. People vote with their pocketbook. That's politics 101. Can say all day that conservatives are this, they aren't that. Look how many state legislatures went Republican during Obama's time. How many governorships. The Federal government controlled by Republicans. People don't want economic theories. They want real results. And with this much power the Republicans better deliver. They sure didn't during the 2000's, and it's starting to look like they're a bunch of deer caught in the headlights. [/QUOTE]

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