25% of the GOP believes voting rights have gone too far. 41% say the same about our right to criticize government. http://wapo.st/2t1CB8N pic.twitter.com/spE1MN8pgk
These are concerning figures, not just for the GOP, but for the country too. Changing them will require better leadership.
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or better followership.
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The fact is the GOP has nurtured these toxic ideas for years for political benefit, so they can keep pursuing wildly unpopular policies
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A leadership that is trusted. This administration has irrevocably broken the trust of the nation. Trump and Pence need to resign.
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What's incomprehensible here is- Rs choose this for themselves. They crave servitude, ignorance, and powerlessness
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Republican voters believe voting rights have gone too far because they've been sold the right-wing propaganda that voter fraud is rampant
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or like... any, idk
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Thank you for your concern for what is best for the country and not a party, the definition of patriotism.
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The answer is in the story yesterday about how a majority of Republicans are now anti-higher education,
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If we pass the Fair Representation Act, it will be a lot easier for you to form a new Conservative party not beholden to Putin.
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