Trump acting crazy is not surprising, but I still haven’t figured out why so many Republicans I used to respect are willing to make fools of themselves for this president. It’s not as though they have to support him publicly to vote for policy they like.
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Many are afraid that Trump is more popular with their voters than they are.
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That makes sense, before today anyway. Is there a way to track how many people have left the Republican Party? His poll numbers stay the same but I wonder how much of that is because people are defecting and that’s not showing in the polls? What are your thoughts?
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I definitely think that is part of the equation. Still, I think the attrition is over represented at the opinion leader level. I think *most* rank and file Republicans are pretty happy with him.
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Well that’s depressing
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Yes, if a normal Republican would have done it (like SCOTUS appointments), I generally support it. But the cost of Trump’s rhetoric—and the erosion of the social fabric and institutions—are incalculable.
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You know the weirdest part is that I doubt people would have pushed back against most of the policies like they have if it wasn’t Trump who proposed them. People like to think he’s the only one who could have done this stuff but others could have with much less damage to America
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Sir I think they may be related ,,, would explain the same last name ,, I will have to do some further research
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Sir let us know what you find in your set of Encyclopedias. That was a very good deal you got from that Encyclopedia Britannica salesperson 50 years ago
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He seems to be saying that trump did not go far enough in his treachery.
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Has he always been this awful?
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Jeff Flake is on MSNBC acting like Jeff Flake, weak.
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The poo never falls far from the dog
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1. god, he's not very smart. 2. he's completely complicit 3. we have to demand the gaslighting to stop when is enough going to be enough?
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