89% of the GOP support Trump. So the remaining 11% of the GOP is what you’re talking about
.@MaxBoot: “The center right and center left are still joined by a broad set of common values...and an understanding that free societies require protection from authoritarians promising easy fixes to complex problems.”https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/global-opinions/the-political-center-is-fighting-back/2018/04/25/6170f646-489b-11e8-827e-190efaf1f1ee_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.cef3f547fb17 …
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That 89% figure (if correct) has to be viewed in the light of the shrinking Republican party since 2016. Voters still admitting they are R is shrinking at a surprising rate. Indies remain the biggest group at around 45% at the latest. http://news.gallup.com/poll/15370/party-affiliation.aspx …
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Well that's encouraging. I feel like the moderate wing of the Democrat party was freakin' nuked. Then there's the worry that, if there's truly a "blue wave," then the moderate Republicans get wiped out.
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There are moderate Republicans?
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We're not center right & center left. We are normal people who aren't racist, like clean air & water,prefer not to be at war, don't think children & the elderly should starve to death and don't think guns are all the same. It's really not all the flipping hard to understand.
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Since the left is going way left and right is going way right. Why don't the left and right center peel off and create a bipartisan party, one that combined have more influence on both sides? I think the Reps and Dems will only get worse leaving those folks no where or to resign.
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To make America great again, stop thinking moderate and compromise are dirty words.
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