GOP leadership disruption is not proof of party dysfunction

Published October 29, 2015 4:01am ET



The seismic disruptions in the leadership structure of the House of Representatives have invited pundits, eager to declare dysfunction, to pounce on the perceived chaos, civil war, or even all-out anarchy in the Republican Party.

Wishful thinking aside, though, the recent changes are actually an extremely good sign for the party in the long run. They will help Republicans emerge from a period of stagnation into an era of more principled, more representative government.

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