Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?
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wrote on 29 Jan 2021, 03:51 last edited by
Long-term? Cheney.
Short-term, it's a tie...which makes sense, since the GOP is currently fractured.
The GOP would be wise to really start supporting strong moderate conservatives. They'd win the MAGA vote by default, would win the traditional republican vote, would win the other segments (Cuban, Evangelical, etc), and would win over some independents and moderates, too.
The Biden/Harris/Bernie/AOC/left/far-left's out there would have a HELL of a time competing against a strong moderate conservative. The problem is the primaries are set up to let the wackos bubble up to the top and get all the attention.
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Long-term? Cheney.
Short-term, it's a tie...which makes sense, since the GOP is currently fractured.
The GOP would be wise to really start supporting strong moderate conservatives. They'd win the MAGA vote by default, would win the traditional republican vote, would win the other segments (Cuban, Evangelical, etc), and would win over some independents and moderates, too.
The Biden/Harris/Bernie/AOC/left/far-left's out there would have a HELL of a time competing against a strong moderate conservative. The problem is the primaries are set up to let the wackos bubble up to the top and get all the attention.
wrote on 29 Jan 2021, 03:56 last edited by@89th said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
Long-term? Cheney.
Short-term, it's a tie...which makes sense, since the GOP is currently fractured.
The GOP would be wise to really start supporting strong moderate conservatives. They'd win the MAGA vote by default, would win the traditional republican vote, would win the other segments (Cuban, Evangelical, etc), and would win over some independents and moderates, too.
The Biden/Harris/Bernie/AOC/left/far-left's out there would have a HELL of a time competing against a strong moderate conservative. The problem is the primaries are set up to let the wackos bubble up to the top and get all the attention.
Dude, you need to get out of the Beltway.
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wrote on 29 Jan 2021, 04:36 last edited by
You're actually asking us to take Greene seriously?
She's barking.
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wrote on 29 Jan 2021, 05:29 last edited by bachophile
Definitely marge
Wildfires are caused by a secret Jewish space laser
This is the kind of Abe Lincoln republican I want in the US government
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wrote on 29 Jan 2021, 06:55 last edited by xenon
Wow, that's nuts.
She's a Sandy Hook and Parkland shooting denier as well.
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Definitely marge
Wildfires are caused by a secret Jewish space laser
This is the kind of Abe Lincoln republican I want in the US government
wrote on 29 Jan 2021, 07:03 last edited by@bachophile said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
Definitely marge
Wildfires are caused by a secret Jewish space laser
This is the kind of Abe Lincoln republican I want in the US government
Can you please do a R0 resection of everything Trump in the GOP? Even if the patient may potentially die.
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@bachophile said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
Definitely marge
Wildfires are caused by a secret Jewish space laser
This is the kind of Abe Lincoln republican I want in the US government
Can you please do a R0 resection of everything Trump in the GOP? Even if the patient may potentially die.
wrote on 29 Jan 2021, 07:14 last edited by@klaus said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
Can you please do a R0 resection of everything Trump in the GOP? Even if the patient may potentially die.
Not that he cannot, but the patient might pull a gun on him if he tries, at least in the short term.
It sucks to be Republicans right now, not able to stop loving someone who has hurt them so, so badly.
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Definitely marge
Wildfires are caused by a secret Jewish space laser
This is the kind of Abe Lincoln republican I want in the US government
wrote on 29 Jan 2021, 10:39 last edited by@bachophile said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
Definitely marge
Wildfires are caused by a secret Jewish space laser
This is the kind of Abe Lincoln republican I want in the US government
The horrifying thing isn't that somebody would believe this, but that a large enough proportion of the electorate actually chose her to represent them.
Meanwhile, Liz Cheney and Mitt Romney are considered the outliers.
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@bachophile said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
Definitely marge
Wildfires are caused by a secret Jewish space laser
This is the kind of Abe Lincoln republican I want in the US government
The horrifying thing isn't that somebody would believe this, but that a large enough proportion of the electorate actually chose her to represent them.
Meanwhile, Liz Cheney and Mitt Romney are considered the outliers.
wrote on 29 Jan 2021, 14:20 last edited by@doctor-phibes said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
@bachophile said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
Definitely marge
Wildfires are caused by a secret Jewish space laser
This is the kind of Abe Lincoln republican I want in the US government
The horrifying thing isn't that somebody would believe this, but that a large enough proportion of the electorate actually chose her to represent them.
Meanwhile, Liz Cheney and Mitt Romney are considered the outliers.
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wrote on 29 Jan 2021, 14:51 last edited by
The problem is we are focusing on personality, not policy. Madness.
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@89th said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
Long-term? Cheney.
Short-term, it's a tie...which makes sense, since the GOP is currently fractured.
The GOP would be wise to really start supporting strong moderate conservatives. They'd win the MAGA vote by default, would win the traditional republican vote, would win the other segments (Cuban, Evangelical, etc), and would win over some independents and moderates, too.
The Biden/Harris/Bernie/AOC/left/far-left's out there would have a HELL of a time competing against a strong moderate conservative. The problem is the primaries are set up to let the wackos bubble up to the top and get all the attention.
Dude, you need to get out of the Beltway.
wrote on 30 Jan 2021, 03:08 last edited by@jolly said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
@89th said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
Long-term? Cheney.
Short-term, it's a tie...which makes sense, since the GOP is currently fractured.
The GOP would be wise to really start supporting strong moderate conservatives. They'd win the MAGA vote by default, would win the traditional republican vote, would win the other segments (Cuban, Evangelical, etc), and would win over some independents and moderates, too.
The Biden/Harris/Bernie/AOC/left/far-left's out there would have a HELL of a time competing against a strong moderate conservative. The problem is the primaries are set up to let the wackos bubble up to the top and get all the attention.
Dude, you need to get out of the Beltway.
Well I am moving to Minnesota this year!
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wrote on 30 Jan 2021, 04:17 last edited by
@mik said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
The problem is we are focusing on personality, not policy.
With personalities like this, it is a problem!
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wrote on 31 Jan 2021, 14:52 last edited by
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@jolly said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
@89th said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
Long-term? Cheney.
Short-term, it's a tie...which makes sense, since the GOP is currently fractured.
The GOP would be wise to really start supporting strong moderate conservatives. They'd win the MAGA vote by default, would win the traditional republican vote, would win the other segments (Cuban, Evangelical, etc), and would win over some independents and moderates, too.
The Biden/Harris/Bernie/AOC/left/far-left's out there would have a HELL of a time competing against a strong moderate conservative. The problem is the primaries are set up to let the wackos bubble up to the top and get all the attention.
Dude, you need to get out of the Beltway.
Well I am moving to Minnesota this year!
wrote on 31 Jan 2021, 15:18 last edited by@89th said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
@jolly said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
@89th said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
Long-term? Cheney.
Short-term, it's a tie...which makes sense, since the GOP is currently fractured.
The GOP would be wise to really start supporting strong moderate conservatives. They'd win the MAGA vote by default, would win the traditional republican vote, would win the other segments (Cuban, Evangelical, etc), and would win over some independents and moderates, too.
The Biden/Harris/Bernie/AOC/left/far-left's out there would have a HELL of a time competing against a strong moderate conservative. The problem is the primaries are set up to let the wackos bubble up to the top and get all the attention.
Dude, you need to get out of the Beltway.
Well I am moving to Minnesota this year!
Good!
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@mik said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
The problem is we are focusing on personality, not policy.
With personalities like this, it is a problem!
wrote on 31 Jan 2021, 15:52 last edited by@doctor-phibes said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
@mik said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
The problem is we are focusing on personality, not policy.
With personalities like this, it is a problem!
At present these personalities outweigh any chance of a rational discussion of policy.
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wrote on 2 Feb 2021, 01:55 last edited by
McConnell calls MTG a cancer on the GOP.
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wrote on 2 Feb 2021, 02:28 last edited by
A Republic congressman from IL, who has spoken against President Trump for quite a long time has a website. Interesting video on there.
I dont know his district but I am sure the President Trump followers will try and vote him out during the primary.
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wrote on 2 Feb 2021, 02:31 last edited by
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@jon-nyc said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
In case you were wondering what the de facto party leader thinks.
I never thought of her that way, but these days I suppose the impossible is possible.
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@jon-nyc said in Who’s more representative of the future of the GOP?:
In case you were wondering what the de facto party leader thinks.
I never thought of her that way, but these days I suppose the impossible is possible.