One thing that would be helpful is an alternative "conservative" news outlet I could steer my FOX-ified friends to. One that is not so heavily laden with Trumpaganda.
Only about 15% of Republicans oppose Trump (and Trumpism). It may not be much and I certainly wish it were more, but it’s plenty to significantly impact elections and, if the party stays on its current path, cause a meaningful shift in the American political landscape.https://twitter.com/bpell2/status/966887431596163072 …
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Agreed. Except they don’t get excepting
@MSNBC &@TheDailyShow, TV news depts are anything but liberal-leaning. They’re corporate (of a total of only 6 co’s tha networks) & all they care about are stock prices & eyeballs. Corporate media is not left not right but mercenary. - 7 more replies
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I’m curious as to the actual numbers that these percentages reflect. Because myself and many many others no longer identify as Republicans but rather independents
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I've been keeping a list of subtle changes I am seeing around me. This week I noticed that KSL (the main media in Utah) is starting to sound more and more critical of Trump. Things ARE changing here for the Republican party.
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That 15% along with the newly activated voter group is enough!! Even in Red SC. It is ENOUGH, because WE have had ENOUGH!
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Based on my family, they vote Republican just because they always have. And they believe Republicans. But none of them have a real clue about what Republicans stand for. My mom has been calling me a liar when I tell her things being supported now.
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@evan_mcmullin Demographics almost guarantee that time is almost up for the Trump led GOP with Millenials heavily voting Dem. We will need that 15% to rebuild the GOP into a modern party. Unchecked, the far left could become almost as nutty as the far right. -
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Many of us who were Republican in 2016, no longer identify as GOP. That may be why the number is so low.
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