Republicans cancel Liz Cheney

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The GOP is now the Party of Trump. Does this book ring ever more true.


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If you want to know one thing that will tell you whether a white person voted for Trump, ask them if they are born again.
Trump has brought many black, and even more Hispanic people into the party than any other republican. Your slander doesn't stick, robot.
 

Gary K

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Speaking of Goldwater:

“Mark my word, if and when these preachers get control of the [Republican] party, and they're sure trying to do so, it's going to be a terrible damn problem. Frankly, these people frighten me. Politics and governing demand compromise. But these Christians believe they are acting in the name of God, so they can't and won't compromise. I know, I've tried to deal with them.”
November, 1994, quoted by John Dean in his book, Conservatives Without Conscience.
So your agreement with Goldwater is pure hypocrisy. You don't compromise squat in your political beliefs. It doesn't matter whether they are true or not. You're not going to compromise anything. It just shows how much of a religion you believe in. Marxist, evolution, etc... is all a religion.
 

marke

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Speaking of Goldwater:

“Mark my word, if and when these preachers get control of the [Republican] party, and they're sure trying to do so, it's going to be a terrible damn problem. Frankly, these people frighten me. Politics and governing demand compromise. But these Christians believe they are acting in the name of God, so they can't and won't compromise. I know, I've tried to deal with them.”
November, 1994, quoted by John Dean in his book, Conservatives Without Conscience.
Bible-rejecting politicians despise Christianity and Christian influence in government, whether republican or democrat. The wicked hate God and righteousness because they love themselves and their sin.
 

annabenedetti

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I urged Republicans to stay. Now, months later, I'm leaving the party. Here's why

Opinion: I had hoped that decent people working from the inside could save the Republican Party from those who believe the Big Lie. I was wrong.

In February, I wrote an op-ed urging Republicans not to leave the party.

My hope was that the GOP could still be saved by decent people working from the inside. After more than two decades as a Republican, I had seen, met and worked with the many good folks who make it up.

I hoped that the extremism we were seeing – those questioning the results of the 2020 election, those advocating against a peaceful transition of power, those defending the terrorists who attacked the Capitol on Jan. 6, those ignoring science and advocating for horse dewormer as a public health measure – was a fringe element.

While many Republicans failed to show leadership during Trump’s presidency, it seemed that in the wake of Jan. 6, those leaders would finally stand up for truth and democracy.

I was wrong. . . .

I had hope back in February that we could correct course. Especially after Jan. 6, a return to sanity seemed necessary, maybe inevitable. But after months of meeting with folks on the ground, watching the news and seeing the 2022 GOP primaries unfold, I’m less optimistic.

One of the few remaining tools to influence the Republican Party is to sever ties. So I urge remaining Republicans who stand for truth and democracy to vote with their feet, and leave.
 

marke

Well-known member

I urged Republicans to stay. Now, months later, I'm leaving the party. Here's why

Opinion: I had hoped that decent people working from the inside could save the Republican Party from those who believe the Big Lie. I was wrong.

In February, I wrote an op-ed urging Republicans not to leave the party.

My hope was that the GOP could still be saved by decent people working from the inside. After more than two decades as a Republican, I had seen, met and worked with the many good folks who make it up.

I hoped that the extremism we were seeing – those questioning the results of the 2020 election, those advocating against a peaceful transition of power, those defending the terrorists who attacked the Capitol on Jan. 6, those ignoring science and advocating for horse dewormer as a public health measure – was a fringe element.

While many Republicans failed to show leadership during Trump’s presidency, it seemed that in the wake of Jan. 6, those leaders would finally stand up for truth and democracy.

I was wrong. . . .

I had hope back in February that we could correct course. Especially after Jan. 6, a return to sanity seemed necessary, maybe inevitable. But after months of meeting with folks on the ground, watching the news and seeing the 2022 GOP primaries unfold, I’m less optimistic.

One of the few remaining tools to influence the Republican Party is to sever ties. So I urge remaining Republicans who stand for truth and democracy to vote with their feet, and leave.
Millions of Americans blindly believe the democrat lie covering up massive voter fraud in 2020. You cannot convince them otherwise, not even with irrefutable facts.
 

Arthur Brain

Well-known member

I urged Republicans to stay. Now, months later, I'm leaving the party. Here's why

Opinion: I had hoped that decent people working from the inside could save the Republican Party from those who believe the Big Lie. I was wrong.

In February, I wrote an op-ed urging Republicans not to leave the party.

My hope was that the GOP could still be saved by decent people working from the inside. After more than two decades as a Republican, I had seen, met and worked with the many good folks who make it up.

I hoped that the extremism we were seeing – those questioning the results of the 2020 election, those advocating against a peaceful transition of power, those defending the terrorists who attacked the Capitol on Jan. 6, those ignoring science and advocating for horse dewormer as a public health measure – was a fringe element.

While many Republicans failed to show leadership during Trump’s presidency, it seemed that in the wake of Jan. 6, those leaders would finally stand up for truth and democracy.

I was wrong. . . .

I had hope back in February that we could correct course. Especially after Jan. 6, a return to sanity seemed necessary, maybe inevitable. But after months of meeting with folks on the ground, watching the news and seeing the 2022 GOP primaries unfold, I’m less optimistic.

One of the few remaining tools to influence the Republican Party is to sever ties. So I urge remaining Republicans who stand for truth and democracy to vote with their feet, and leave.
Just goes to show what a state the republican party is in. She's pretty much nailed it.
 

marke

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Just goes to show what a state the republican party is in. She's pretty much nailed it.
The republican party may be in trouble. The democrat party certainly is. America is in trouble with God and will suffer more and more because of that if she does not repent.
 

annabenedetti

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Just goes to show what a state the republican party is in. She's pretty much nailed it.

Those Republicans (or conservatives who don't consider themselves Republicans but will vote for a Trumpy Republican) who cling to the idea that Trump won the election, the Capitol insurrectionists were tourists enjoying a nice visit, and the vaccine/anything related to the vaccine is slavery/commie/the mark of the beast, they're sedition-bent. Some will insist they're just being mighty maga patriots and Christian soldiers, and some will almost outright agree that the aim is to (à la Steve Bannon) overthrow the country. marke is one of the former, Jefferson is one of the latter.
 

marke

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Those Republicans (or conservatives who don't consider themselves Republicans but will vote for a Trumpy Republican) who cling to the idea that Trump won the election, the Capitol insurrectionists were tourists enjoying a nice visit, and the vaccine/anything related to the vaccine is slavery/commie/the mark of the beast, they're sedition-bent. Some will insist they're just being mighty maga patriots and Christian soldiers, and some will almost outright agree that the aim is to (à la Steve Bannon) overthrow the country. marke is one of the former, Jefferson is one of the latter.
I don't consider out-of-control inflation, homelessness, illegal immigration, wasteful pork spending, racist indoctrinations in schools, pointless and useless health mandates, loss of freedoms, enforced sexual perversions, and so forth a win for America, but I do believe Biden won on the strength of millions of unverifiable illegitimate votes.
 

Rusha

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Those Republicans (or conservatives who don't consider themselves Republicans but will vote for a Trumpy Republican) who cling to the idea that Trump won the election, the Capitol insurrectionists were tourists enjoying a nice visit, and the vaccine/anything related to the vaccine is slavery/commie/the mark of the beast, they're sedition-bent. Some will insist they're just being mighty maga patriots and Christian soldiers, and some will almost outright agree that the aim is to (à la Steve Bannon) overthrow the country. marke is one of the former, Jefferson is one of the latter.
Sigh. Even though Liz is a thousand times better than the low life republicans she serves with, she still voted against impeachment in the FIRST impeachment trial. Perhaps having the trump barbarians unleashed on HER caused a change of her.
 

marke

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Sigh. Even though Liz is a thousand times better than the low life republicans she serves with, she still voted against impeachment in the FIRST impeachment trial. Perhaps having the trump barbarians unleashed on HER caused a change of her.
God's enemies don't try to hide their hatred for Americans seeking to honor God and protect and preserve long-held traditions of good governing.
 

Rusha

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I think Jan 6 was a big wakeup call for her.
I get that, but it shouldn’t have been. Prior to taking office, it was obvious to any thinking, moral individual that trump’s goal was to destroy America. Thanks to the GOP and his flock, he may still succeed.
 

marke

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I get that, but it shouldn’t have been. Prior to taking office, it was obvious to any thinking, moral individual that trump’s goal was to destroy America. Thanks to the GOP and his flock, he may still succeed.
Demonic leftists see God and good government as destructive. How sad.
 

annabenedetti

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I get that, but it shouldn’t have been. Prior to taking office, it was obvious to any thinking, moral individual that trump’s goal was to destroy America. Thanks to the GOP and his flock, he may still succeed.

Why he admired and sycophantized hard right authoritarians. He wanted to be a Putin, an Erdogan, an Orbán. His base still wants him to be a hard right authoritarian, which is why 78% of Republicans want him to run again. They still want a hard right authoritarian U.S., however much of their souls they have to sell to get it.
 

marke

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Why he admired and sycophantized hard right authoritarians. He wanted to be a Putin, an Erdogan, an Orbán. His base still wants him to be a hard right authoritarian, which is why 78% of Republicans want him to run again. They still want a hard right authoritarian U.S., however much of their souls they have to sell to get it.
There is something mentally imbalanced about leftists who think American freedom means committing all sorts of fraud and crime to elect pompous leftist tyrants who rule over their 'subjects' with a rod of iron.
 
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