Jonathan Bernstein@jbview·May 10, 2017I think there's a bit of a misperception about this. Let's see...Quote TweetNoah Smith @Noahpinion·May 10, 2017Replying to @NoahpinionThis ain't the 1970s, folks. GOP voters care more about beating Democrats than having a functional country.783123
Jonathan Bernstein@jbview1. *Most* GOP politicians stuck with Nixon well into 1974 - a year + after plenty of evidence of abuse of power and obstruction of justice.5:42 PM · May 10, 201759 Retweets32 Quotes112 Likes
Jonathan Bernstein@jbview·May 10, 20172. Quite a few of those GOP politicians were real die-hards, echoing whatever the WH line was.11742
Jonathan Bernstein@jbview·May 10, 20173. Public support for Nixon? Don't have numbers handy, but Nixon bottomed out at around 25% approval.31647
SmokeyEyedSeaLion@PastorSeaLion·May 10, 2017Republican voters today are 'captured' by GOP media (partly set up post-Watergate by Ailes et al) so there are some real differences here.
SmokeyEyedSeaLion@PastorSeaLion·May 10, 2017Republican voters are almost completely shut-off from any supply of information that would cause them to not be completely loyal to Trump.1
Zoe Corgington@zoethecorgi·May 10, 2017No tapes, no resignation. I assume that any evidence against Trump & co. is far less direct.11
steve@spsnomad·May 11, 2017This time might be different-a lot of Congress Republicans aren't Trump fans, and they love Mike Pence.1