I thought I covered it pretty thoroughly (not exhaustively by any measure, but surely thoroughly) in Part 1, yet I continue to hear from fellow Republicans who just can’t seem to grasp why I can’t support our party’s nominee (or at least, the nominee that Democrats helped us choose).

If you really want to know why I-a Christian, conservative, Tea Party, anti-establishment, grassroots Republican-can’t support Donald Trump, allow me to explain. I will divide the many reasons I can’t support Donald Trump into four major areas.

During the presidency of George W. Bush, Republicans also controlled both houses of Congress for about four of those eight years. Unfortunately, during that time, Republicans did little with their control of 2/3 of the federal government that was really conservative. They did little to advance conservative agenda items, and spent money like drunken Democrats.

Cruz, being a man of honor and principle, did the best he could do in an impossible-to-win situation. He quickly congratulated Trump on his primary win. Cruz went on to encourage people to not stay home, but to get out and vote in November. He encouraged people to vote up and down the Republican ticket for candidates, according to conscience, who can be trusted to uphold the Constitution.

When do you know for sure that the RINO “Republican” establishment views its own values and principles as a greater threat than Leftist Democrats?

As Texas Senator Ted Cruz pointed out Friday when he openly called Senate Majority Liar Mitch McConnell the liar that he is, the “Republican” establishment in Washington D.C. is so corrupt and self-centered on elitist priorities, they can’t even be counted on to fight things like ObamaCare, Planned Parenthood and a nuclear Iran.

“Republicans” in Indiana have managed to do what today’s “Republicans” are so good at: snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. They took a done-deal law that protected religious freedom in their state from hate-filled homosexual activists…and not only are they on the verge of annihilating that good act, but are poised to stick it to the same Christians they originally set out to protect.

On Tuesday, the South Dakota Senate Education Committee heard testimony on HB 1195 to “declare void the transgender policy of the South Dakota High School Activities Association and to establish a determinant in identifying a student’s sexual identity for the purpose of participation in high school athletics.” The “Republican” supermajority legislature killed the bill on a 4-3 vote.

Yes, we’ve tried (and failed) to get rid if RINO Speaker of the House John Boehner before. But the effort to replace Boehner is gaining steam and getting popular resonance I’ve never heard in the past. Most Republicans are ready to get rid of him, and Rep. Jim Bridenstine went on record against him today.

Now that the GOP has a majority in both the U.S. Senate and U.S. House, if they want to keep it, it would behoove them to get rid of the testicular-deprived excuse for “leadership” in both the House and Senate, i.e. John Boehner and Mitch McConnell. And it sounds like some of the newly elected elephants are ready to get rid of the RINOs.