What is the future of the Republican Party?

TGHusker said:
Reveals the low education voter who supports Trump.  Yes, Hillary was right  - deplorable.  How an intelligent person can still support trump is beyond imagination.  It is willful ignorance, it is selling one's soul for political expediency, it is now a seditious act of enablement as proven by the J6C. 
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Agree!  Trump is a snake oil salesman, a genuine con artist.   He, and his mafioso thugs,  belongs in jail.  I hope it is coming. 

 
Guy Chamberlin said:
Don't make me look it up. 

In addition to some name calling, you agreed with the GOP censuring her and replacing her with a Trump loyalist. Honestly doesn't sound like the same guy you're presenting as today,

Also, it's not Liz's skin, my skin, or your skin. Nobody's feelings are hurt. It's simply framing your attitude on the subject. 
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It wouldn’t bother me if you looked it up.   I don’t believe I would disagree with much of any of the merciless mocking I did.  I think Chris Christie accurately described Liz’s attitude which I kinda touched on 6 months before he finally did. 
 

 
I know the standards for this went out the window with our previous leadership, but my god, Georgia is down there eager to compete with the ball coach next door for the state with the stupidest senator.

In an interview Tuesday with the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show, Walker said Abrams should go live in another state ― saying she had 51 others from which to choose.
“If you don’t believe in the country, leave and go somewhere else,” he said. “If it’s the worst state, why are you here? Why don’t you leave ― go to another? There’s, what, 51 more other states that you can go to?”
“Herschel misspoke ― he obviously knows there are 50 states,” spokeswoman Mallory Blount told HuffPost.
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Sure he does.

 
 
Speaking of stupid and I won’t call this idiot a “pastor “ because he isn’t based on his campaign ad— in today’s climate only a deplorable fool would run a campaign ad like the one quoted in the link below. Trump has brought a whole new level of evil into the political realm and it shows in his mindless cult followers 
 

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/conservative-pastor-brandishes-a15-against-democrats-klan-hoods-viral-campaign-ad

The ad opens with white hooded figures holding a bat and menacing through a yard, while Davison casually sips on an American flag mug before folding his hands to pray. 

The group of KKK members, who apparently represent the Democratic Party, approach Davison's house as he stands inside holding a semi-automatic rifle in the ad.

"Democrats like to say that nobody needs an AR-15 for self-defense, that no one could possibly need all 30rounds," he narrates in the video. "But when this rifle is the only thing standing between your family and a dozen angry Democrats in klan hoods, you just might need that semi-automatic, and all 30rounds."

 
Archy1221 said:
It wouldn’t bother me if you looked it up.   I don’t believe I would disagree with much of any of the merciless mocking I did.  I think Chris Christie accurately described Liz’s attitude which I kinda touched on 6 months before he finally did. 
 
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The point is -- as it was then -- that Liz Cheney was saying virtually everything you've been saying on this board: that the party needs to move on from Trump and the Stolen Election nonsense and get back to responsible conservative governing. 

But you supported Cheney's censure, a bit gleefully to be honest, and accused her of attention-whoring. Maybe you just didn't like Liz as a messenger, but there were a handful of others who risked their GOP standing to make the same case, and no groundswell of policy-first Republicans rushed to their support. Quite the opposite.

You act like the GOP crazies are a minority not worth our time, but they clearly exert far more influence the the Cheney's, Romney's, or Kinzigers, and continue to champion the bats#!t former President you voted for twice.  

As I said back then, pick a lane. 

 
knapplc said:
He is one that I can see being jettisoned by the party. He's chaos personified, and he doesn't know how to keep a lid on it.

There have been some crazy people in congress over the years, but most of them have the ability to ramp the crazy down. I don't think that's him, and I wouldn't be half surprised if some of these leaks are friendly fire. 
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he broke the first rule of the cocaine fueled orgy club and now it's time to pay the price.

 
Guy Chamberlin said:
The point is -- as it was then -- that Liz Cheney was saying virtually everything you've been saying on this board: that the party needs to move on from Trump and the Stolen Election nonsense and get back to responsible conservative governing. 

But you supported Cheney's censure, a bit gleefully to be honest, and accused her of attention-whoring. Maybe you just didn't like Liz as a messenger, but there were a handful of others who risked their GOP standing to make the same case, and no groundswell of policy-first Republicans rushed to their support. Quite the opposite.

You act like the GOP crazies are a minority not worth our time, but they clearly exert far more influence the the Cheney's, Romney's, or Kinzigers, and continue to champion the bats#!t former President you voted for twice.  

As I said back then, pick a lane. 
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Don't waste your time looking it up. We all remember. This is correct. 

 
Guy Chamberlin said:
The point is -- as it was then -- that Liz Cheney was saying virtually everything you've been saying on this board: that the party needs to move on from Trump and the Stolen Election nonsense and get back to responsible conservative governing. 

But you supported Cheney's censure, a bit gleefully to be honest, and accused her of attention-whoring. Maybe you just didn't like Liz as a messenger, but there were a handful of others who risked their GOP standing to make the same case, and no groundswell of policy-first Republicans rushed to their support. Quite the opposite.

You act like the GOP crazies are a minority not worth our time, but they clearly exert far more influence the the Cheney's, Romney's, or Kinzigers, and continue to champion the bats#!t former President you voted for twice.  

As I said back then, pick a lane. 
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Does this mean you won’t be following up on the threat of looking up the mocking mercilessly posts so we know what that actually is? 
 

liz couldn’t get past the election in a way that it was all she focused on.  That was my complaint and why she lost leadership.  Nothing else nothing more.   That has nothing to do with my disdain for MTG.  

 
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