There’s clearly a misunderstanding among conservatives…

[daveman]

Conservatives are under the misconception that those who voted for Biden have the same slavish, blind, and cult-like devotion to Biden as conservatives have for Trump.

That’s not the case.

Indeed, many – if not most – who voted for Biden are indifferent to the president-elect.

Those who voted for Biden were voting to rid the country of Trump; Biden was merely a means to that end.

Should events occur prior to 2024 that would compel Biden to resign from office – such as the impeachment process – Harris would become president (interestingly, a significant number of Biden voters might actually prefer Harris…).

And Trump would still be gone, which is paramount.

Biden voters would be perfectly content with that scenario.

Conservatives are under the misconception that those who voted for Biden have the same slavish, blind, and cult-like devotion to Biden as conservatives have for Trump.

Fact.....you are slavishly bound to your ideology and THAT allows ambivalence to whoever is the figure head of your "party".

There you go again mistaking real Conservatives with the Party of the Rumpers. Stop that.

Poor kid, I AM a Conservative and my statement stands.

You are a Party of the Rumper and closer to a John Birch Society.

I am? Then why didn't I vote for him son?

Do you mean for the Spoiled Rich Kid who was raised by one of the founding fathers of the John Birch Society? Do you mean you didn't vote for your JBS President or you didn't vote at all? Or you voted for someone else that was more open about being a JBSer? Like 1958 and 1964, you JBSers are going to be have to be escorted out of the Republican Party once again. And whether you admit it or not, (Most JBSers like about being one) it's going to have to happen or the Republican Party is going by the way of the Tea Party.

Take your Meds son, you're spouting nonsense. I'm not a Reublican......you're having a tough morning.

I know you aren't. I just verified that you weren't, that's all.

I think terrible things are coming and they're going to come from Rump.

He has just over 30 days to do some really crazy things. Then there will be a time when, for some reason I can't fathom, that most of the Republicans in office will be shaking in their boots over offending him in any way after he leaves office. I worked hard to send him down the road, put up with a lot of abuse in the process from my own party and it doesn't look like it will end on Jan 20th like it should. Maybe it's time to start cleaning house and supporting the Lincoln Project even more. I think they might have the answer.

LOL! The Lincoln Project is run by Soviet proxies. Naturally you support them.

 

[JustAGuy1]

Conservatives are under the misconception that those who voted for Biden have the same slavish, blind, and cult-like devotion to Biden as conservatives have for Trump.

That’s not the case.

Indeed, many – if not most – who voted for Biden are indifferent to the president-elect.

Those who voted for Biden were voting to rid the country of Trump; Biden was merely a means to that end.

Should events occur prior to 2024 that would compel Biden to resign from office – such as the impeachment process – Harris would become president (interestingly, a significant number of Biden voters might actually prefer Harris…).

And Trump would still be gone, which is paramount.

Biden voters would be perfectly content with that scenario.

Conservatives are under the misconception that those who voted for Biden have the same slavish, blind, and cult-like devotion to Biden as conservatives have for Trump.

Fact.....you are slavishly bound to your ideology and THAT allows ambivalence to whoever is the figure head of your "party".

There you go again mistaking real Conservatives with the Party of the Rumpers. Stop that.

Poor kid, I AM a Conservative and my statement stands.

You are a Party of the Rumper and closer to a John Birch Society.

I am? Then why didn't I vote for him son?

Do you mean for the Spoiled Rich Kid who was raised by one of the founding fathers of the John Birch Society? Do you mean you didn't vote for your JBS President or you didn't vote at all? Or you voted for someone else that was more open about being a JBSer? Like 1958 and 1964, you JBSers are going to be have to be escorted out of the Republican Party once again. And whether you admit it or not, (Most JBSers like about being one) it's going to have to happen or the Republican Party is going by the way of the Tea Party.

Take your Meds son, you're spouting nonsense. I'm not a Reublican......you're having a tough morning.

I know you aren't. I just verified that you weren't, that's all.

I think terrible things are coming and they're going to come from Rump.

He has just over 30 days to do some really crazy things. Then there will be a time when, for some reason I can't fathom, that most of the Republicans in office will be shaking in their boots over offending him in any way after he leaves office. I worked hard to send him down the road, put up with a lot of abuse in the process from my own party and it doesn't look like it will end on Jan 20th like it should. Maybe it's time to start cleaning house and supporting the Lincoln Project even more. I think they might have the answer.

I left the Pubs during Bush's second admin

 

[Daryl Hunt]

Conservatives are under the misconception that those who voted for Biden have the same slavish, blind, and cult-like devotion to Biden as conservatives have for Trump.

That’s not the case.

Indeed, many – if not most – who voted for Biden are indifferent to the president-elect.

Those who voted for Biden were voting to rid the country of Trump; Biden was merely a means to that end.

Should events occur prior to 2024 that would compel Biden to resign from office – such as the impeachment process – Harris would become president (interestingly, a significant number of Biden voters might actually prefer Harris…).

And Trump would still be gone, which is paramount.

Biden voters would be perfectly content with that scenario.

Conservatives are under the misconception that those who voted for Biden have the same slavish, blind, and cult-like devotion to Biden as conservatives have for Trump.

Fact.....you are slavishly bound to your ideology and THAT allows ambivalence to whoever is the figure head of your "party".

There you go again mistaking real Conservatives with the Party of the Rumpers. Stop that.

Poor kid, I AM a Conservative and my statement stands.

You are a Party of the Rumper and closer to a John Birch Society.

I am? Then why didn't I vote for him son?

Do you mean for the Spoiled Rich Kid who was raised by one of the founding fathers of the John Birch Society? Do you mean you didn't vote for your JBS President or you didn't vote at all? Or you voted for someone else that was more open about being a JBSer? Like 1958 and 1964, you JBSers are going to be have to be escorted out of the Republican Party once again. And whether you admit it or not, (Most JBSers like about being one) it's going to have to happen or the Republican Party is going by the way of the Tea Party.

Take your Meds son, you're spouting nonsense. I'm not a Reublican......you're having a tough morning.

I know you aren't. I just verified that you weren't, that's all.

I think terrible things are coming and they're going to come from Rump.

He has just over 30 days to do some really crazy things. Then there will be a time when, for some reason I can't fathom, that most of the Republicans in office will be shaking in their boots over offending him in any way after he leaves office. I worked hard to send him down the road, put up with a lot of abuse in the process from my own party and it doesn't look like it will end on Jan 20th like it should. Maybe it's time to start cleaning house and supporting the Lincoln Project even more. I think they might have the answer.

I left the Pubs during Bush's second admin

Funny, so did I. I went Indy. Never could join the Dems though. By then, they were already off the rez. And after that, the Reps went ape shit crazy. I voted for a long line of Republican Prezzes until after Bush Jr. And even Bush Jr was a stretch.