Trump, tariffs, the CR and the tax cuts [Video]

At two points in his autobiography, “My Early Life,” Winston Churchill pauses to reflect on political parties:

“It is not the slightest use defending government or parties unless you defend the very worst thing about which they are attacked.”

Much later in his account of his first 25 years, after he had been elected to Parliament and a group of like-minded young MPs got opposite of a senior figure on his Party’s Front Bench, Joe Chamberlain, they invited Chamberlain to dine. He accepted. 

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“I am dining in very bad company,” Chamberlain remarked as he entered. When the young MPs challenged him on what they thought to be a rotten policy, Chamberlain responded, “What is the use of supporting your own government only when it is right? It is just when it is in this sort of pickle that you ought to have come to our aid.”

After …