we need a viable third party. would probably involve political migration to a state with a ridiculously low population density and some entryism first. It's the only thing I can think of to bring the establishment republicans to heel.
Poll finds republican voters hate moderate republicans more than moderate democrats. I hope this is true. They should. https://www.unz.com/anepigone/republicans-like-democrat-joe-more-than-mitt-mitch-or-liz/ …pic.twitter.com/elErXWAWvN
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I also think Republicans feel like they've been backstabbed by moderate Republicans one too many times. How many times has Joe Manchin backstabbed the dems? Definitely not as much as Murkowski or Collins has with the Republicans.
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Mitt Romney is the least favourable one and yet somehow all the rags keep talking about how he should run for president in 2024 to unify the republicans.
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It's almost as if Romney is part of a group of people who hate republican voters and the media praising him is also comprised of people from that same group.
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traitors before enemies.
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From my notes on "Breitbart News Town Hall -- Big Tech vs. Free Speech and Privacy" in 2018: "The most vulnerable group of voters who are most easily swayed by Google's manipulation of search results are ... (drum roll) ... Moderate Republicans."
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Oh? Fascinating.
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People don't even know who Joe Manchin is
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