Trump was actually POTUS, though, and his following has reached levels that Palin’s never even remotely approached.
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In before republicans sanction the abuse victims.
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We saw a local iron workers truck with the following on the passenger window
It was creepy.
The funny thing is that every Trump policy is economically probably at odds with the union. Well except the racism part.
This particular union had a big group arrrested a few year ago. They called themselves
The
Helpful
Union
GuyS
“THUGS”
They were charged of burning down non union sites and other various crimes.
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https://twitter.com/reidepstein/status/1361433150400921600
nyt posted the letter kinzinger got
yeah lady, you’re angry at him because a bunch of people on TV and radio told you and you’re going to try to remove him from office and you think he’s the one embarrassing the family
he’s a democrat because he voted with democrats once in his entire life, sure lady
If there is in fact a fight within the Republican Party, then the semi-normal faction is getting the shit kicked out of it by the Trump faction. I know that Evan McMullen has been considering the idea of launching a new party. But that party would just lose. So it seems to me, the best course of action for the Kinzingers and Romneys of the world is to just flip to the Democratic Party. They’d be much more likely to be on the winning team that way.
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Yeah my in-laws were in town this weekend and I think my mother-in-law’s brain has been broken by this. All she did was fret over the impeachment and then get out of sorts after he was predictably acquitted. Then she immediately switched over to his many impending lawsuits, claiming that New York was going to “get him.” I agree with her that it’s completely unfair but like, there’s nothing we can do about it except try to change our broken system as best we can so no need to get too upset about it.
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I’m mildly impressed the NYT tracked down the cousin. Most publications wouldn’t have bothered.
Also impressed the reporter was able to turn this phrase:
Mr. Trump, Mr. Porter said, poked his finger in his chest and told him to deliver to Mr. Kinzinger a vulgar message about what he should do with himself. When Mr. Porter relayed the comment to Mr. Kinzinger during a conversation on Election Day, Mr. Kinzinger laughed and invited Mr. Trump to do the same.
Yeah. Mitch thinks he can influence primaries to get sane candidates, just lol at that.
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The Mitch backed candidates will prob have more money than a Trumpist, but I’m of the opinion that money isn’t mattering very much any more.
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These people just fucking love low taxes and Ronnie Reagan too much to switch; they’d rather lose to the crazies than flip to the other side. I don’t know much about Kinzinger but at this point I doubt he has any future as a Repub but I’m sure bipartisan-obsessed Dems would love to vote for him, no clue what his district is like.
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He was on Colbert after the insurrection. He seemed like a completely reasonable and sane republican. No wonder they hate him.
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Will there ever be a month on this site with more posts about President Biden than ex-President Trump?
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Not for a while if ever. But that’s because Trump is such a freak. The outrageous personalities are going to gain attention in entertainment and sports too. How could you expect otherwise?
That made me think, I’m aware of a decent amount of people switching Dem to Rep, but I don’t know of any cases of Rep to Dem. Is that accurate? Is Dem to Rep way more common?
Didn’t a lot of people leave the GOP after the insurrection? I remember hearing about it
I don’t know if by “people” you mean “people you know” or “famous politicians”, but both Jim Jeffords and Arlen Specter switched from R to D while in the senate this century.