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That's the worry, otherwise that the republican's will just wimp out if Trump isn't with them in order to plow the way.Even if the republicans win only one of the Houses in November will cause the Democrats to go into full panic. Because they know what's coming next, all their crimes and treason, far greater than what they accuse the republicans of, will be exposed. I just hope that the GOP doesn't wuss out, and goes after all these traitors.
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Exactly! So why do you support a Party that uses all forms of Media to do precisely what you stated here?Ignorance and the deliberate distortion of truth is a bad thing when used as a mechanism to manipulate our political process.
***SIGH***Exactly! So why do you support a Party that uses all forms of Media to do precisely what you stated here?
It would be great if there were more republicans who at least had one toe in reality and confronted MAGA morons themselves.I totally agree with this.....those on the left who demonize all Republicans and conservatives with the MAGA crowd are making a mistake..and alienating those whose support is crucial in getting rid of the MAGA/Trump/Q crowd.
More and more, liberals are attempting to cast all conservatives as enemies of democracy while simultaneously casting all of their political policies as pro-democracy. The consequences of this could be disastrous.
The most blatant example occurred during Joe Biden’s prime-time “Soul of America” speech earlier this month—a speech advertised as addressing conspiracy theories, political violence, and attempts to overthrow democracy.
In this context, Biden talked about how “MAGA forces are determined to take this country backwards,” before hastening to add, “Backwards to an America where there is no right to choose…” In one fell swoop, Biden conflated “MAGA Republicans” who deny elections and participate in insurrections with Reagan Republicans who care about the right to life of unborn babies. There is no comparison.
But it’s not just social issues that get you written out of polite society. Fiscal conservatives are also suspect. In a tweet sent on Friday, Biden wrote that “Republicans have pushed an ultra-MAGA agenda to: Threaten Social Security and Medicare…Raise taxes on working families [and] Give big corporations and billionaires tax breaks.” Axios’s Josh Kraushaar called this “Defining down ‘ultra MAGA’ and noted that “Under this standard, Liz Cheney would qualify.”
And Biden isn’t the only one guilty of this. This past week, New York magazine’s Jonathan Chait took to Twitter to remind us that during the Tea Party era, then-Rep. Ron Desantis wrote a book that Chait sees as a Rosetta Stone for decoding conservatism’s illiberal tendencies. After reading the book, Chait surmises that: “The Constitution’s role, as DeSantis sees it, is to prevent popular majorities from enacting the economic policies they want.”
Conservatives have long worried that “A democracy can only exist until the voters discover that they can vote themselves largess from the public treasury”—a line sometimes apocryphally attributed to Alexis de Tocqueville. This is very similar to what DeSantis was saying. Indeed, most of the lines that trouble Chait are standard boilerplate conservative rhetoric.
This attitude is counterproductive on multiple levels. First, of course, it’s terrible (morally and politically) to dismiss approximately half the country.
Second, instead of rising to the occasion and giving America at least one responsible, normal, or decent party, Democrats are taking political advantage of what could be considered a perilous moment.
Rather than acknowledging that reasonable people can have honest disagreements about public policy questions such as abortion (which you should ostensibly do in a democracy), Democrats are attempting to baptize and sanctify their political preferences in the holy waters of American democracy, which is (to extend the religious metaphor) unseemly and sacrilegious.
Third, this practice will likely lead to more, not less, MAGA extremists (an outcome which ought not to shock members of a party that has spent tens of millions of dollars helping to boost MAGA candidates in Republican primaries).
People who feel threatened are more likely to retreat to their tribe for protection. By creating a scenario where even “normal” non-Trump Republicans feel victimized and shamed, liberals risk making the radicalization of conservatism a self-fulfilling prophecy
I’m not sure they even see that as a problem.
That would be Adam Kinzinger Mitt Romney , Liz Cheney ...***SIGH***
I don't support the dems. I abhorr the far right. Often that puts me on the apparent side of the left...but I would vote for a moderate repub. In a heartbeat.
The far right routinely distorts the truth so badly that even the lefts spin is tame in comparison.
Because bigots and morons have decided how this is defined."Make America Great Again". Don't we all want that? How did the socialist left manage to turn it into something sinister?
No Socialists & Marxist Dupes haveBecause bigots and morons have decided how this is defined.
No Socialists & Marxist Dupes & Simps haveBecause bigots and morons have decided how this is defined.
I would agree with you if non-MAGA Republicans did not support stolen election fantasies, did not protect Trump, did not look the other way
That makes them complicit
Silence is something you need to try. You are pretty dumb.Silence is consent.
Do you condemn the BLM riots?Silence is consent.
They were riots that followed BLM PROTESTS and yes. I condemn those riots.Do you condemn the BLM riots?
I do..whenever the legitimate protests...turned to violence I condemn them. Rioters should do hard time, no matter their issues. But there were legitimate protests, with legitimate complaints...and most of those participants did NOT riot. They peacefully marched, spoke and went home. A few stayed to riot and break the law, I condemn them wholeheartedly.Do you condemn the BLM riots?
Trump has strong support among Evangelicals and can think for themselves instead of taking the advice of a pastor.âWe Will Get Destroyedâ: Evangelicals Are Quietly Ditching Donald Trumpâs 2024 Bid
Several prominent pastors say their congregations are looking to others like Mike Pence and Ron DeSantis to steer the Republican Party back on track. “Donald Trump has to go,” as one evangelical columnist put it.www.vanityfair.com
You continue to make excuses for BLM.I do..whenever the legitimate protests...turned to violence I condemn them. Rioters should do hard time, no matter their issues. But there were legitimate protests, with legitimate complaints...and most of those participants did NOT riot. They peacefully marched, spoke and went home. A few stayed to riot and break the law, I condemn them wholeheartedly.
However, The MAGA types wish to paint all with the same brush..thus diminishing the legitimate grievances aired in the protests.
Except among their ilk..it's a fail.
ROTFL! Christ threw the moneylenders out of the Temple.Trump has strong support among Evangelicals and can think for themselves instead of taking the advice of a pastor.
You continue to slander the BLM, holding them responsible for the actions of a few....only your crowd buys it.You continue to make excuses for BLM.
