He left because he wasn't welcome in the GOP. Which is why I wonder about this word "conservatism." He's truly conservative. Those republicans who were part of the freedom caucus, only seem to be more supportive of Trump, someone who's not a true conservative, than they are of true conservatism.
I get they didn't wanna chance losing their re elections.
If the "conservatives" had left the GOP too, it would've had an eye opening effect on the GOP. But since only one left, it can be dismissed as something along the lines of a disgruntled employee.
I dont know much about amash except that he did not stay and fight for his principles
now all he can hope to be is a spoiler
To understand Amash, one has to fully understand what and why he left the GOP. Once you understand all those things, in detail, you begin to see just how constitutionally principled he really is.
And how important it is for other real conservatives to abandon the GOP.
Imagine being surrounded by a bunch of people who are just claiming to be what you are.
He accomplishes nothing by standing on the outside looking in
Soon he will be forgotten and have no voice at all
Only because there's just not enough people who understand the differences between the republicans and conservatives. Amash's voice in congress wasn't heard anyhow. Because he didn't jump on the Trump protection bandwagon, because he wanted to actually cut spending and other conservative things, the GOP has been dismissing him for a while.
But with that said, I think he's still got enough support in his district to keep his seat.
The GOP has put out a lot of lies about Amash, like about his family business having dealings with China. But they didn't work out as well as they'd planned. Turns out, their family business only does about 10% with China. Of course, they GOP will come up with some other BS. But it'll just be BS.