We Need Consensus, Not Compromise  • Majority of opinion: The
consensus of the group was that they should meet twice a month.
• General agreement or concord; harmony.   Over and over,
whenever there is a difference between these Parties, in
Congress, we are lectured by these Politicians, and their media
mouthpieces, that there needs to be compromise. Somehow, if we
just light a nice camp fire, hold hands, and sing Kumbaya, all
will be well. But, the larger question is rarely asked: What is
it that is being compromised?  In our Federal Constitution, the
framers gave The United States Congress “Limited,” Enumerated
Powers, to which they could legislate. And, one of those
explicit Powers was The Commerce Clause, which enabled Congress
to facilitate “free trade” among the several states, in our
Federal Union.  But, over and over, those of us who believe that
Congress should be restrained by their Limited, “Constitutional”
Powers, and who advocate for a FREE economy, are often
slandered, and continually told we sh