C_Clayton_Jones
Diamond Member
- Apr 28, 2011
- 77,213
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“As Donald Trump comes close to clinching a third presidential nomination, anti-Trump Republicans are facing a sobering reality: Their party is unlikely to revert to what it was before the MAGA wave rolled in, and they now have no obvious political home.”
Disagree with the notion that prior to Trump the GOP was a sane, slightly right of center political party interested in sound, responsible governance that ‘changed’ overnight the consequence of Trump.
For at least the last 50 years the GOP has been a toxic, illiberal, authoritarian political entity consumed with ignorance, fear, hate and a desire to compel conformity and punish dissent.
Indeed, Trump is a product of the GOP.
And the problem is there are far too few anti-Trump Republicans left to stop the malignancy that is Trump.
As Trump romps to wins, anti-Trump Republicans wonder: Do I still have a political home?
As Donald Trump comes close to clinching a third presidential nomination, anti-Trump Republicans are facing a sobering reality: Their party is unlikely to revert to what it was before the MAGA wave rolled in, and they now have no obvious political home. For Ken Baeszler, who consistently voted...
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Disagree with the notion that prior to Trump the GOP was a sane, slightly right of center political party interested in sound, responsible governance that ‘changed’ overnight the consequence of Trump.
For at least the last 50 years the GOP has been a toxic, illiberal, authoritarian political entity consumed with ignorance, fear, hate and a desire to compel conformity and punish dissent.
Indeed, Trump is a product of the GOP.
And the problem is there are far too few anti-Trump Republicans left to stop the malignancy that is Trump.