k-town_king
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Thanks for posting. We don’t seem to agree on much but you are 100% correct here.
A truly fiscal conservative that leaves my decisions alone as long as I’m not hurting anybody else will get my vote every single time. Right now libertarian is the closest thing to that. After putting Trump in office there isn’t much of a leg to stand on with family values anymore.
It’s all about the economy. Cut spending and decrease the debt, leave people alone, and I really feel like they could run away with every single election.
Are they?Maybe not but one is gaining support and one is losing support.
The Dems shouldn't find common ground anyway. The R policies are terrible.
Give me an R who actually is fiscally conservative and not batsh!t crazy on social issues, and I actually would vote R. Until then, I'm most likely continuing voting libertarian.
GerrymanderingAre they?
I saw a massive move to the right in this election. The house was a bloodbath for the Dems.
You also have a Democrat making regular statements about how he’s not voting for the things Biden wants even if they win both in Ga.
To me this is all good stuff.
Maybe our elected officials will have to work WITH each other for a change
Are they?
I saw a massive move to the right in this election. The house was a bloodbath for the Dems.
You also have a Democrat making regular statements about how he’s not voting for the things Biden wants even if they win both in Ga.
To me this is all good stuff.
Maybe our elected officials will have to work WITH each other for a change
Republican - Democrat - It's the two party system that 's broken and until they can see beyond politics and see THE PEOPLE, nothing will fix either one.
Two heads on the same body.Republican - Democrat - It's the two party system that 's broken and until they can see beyond politics and see THE PEOPLE, nothing will fix either one.
Trump was the best thing to happen to the R party since Reagan. He showed the Rs they need to fight and stop being cowards. The RINOs never got 73 million plus votesAlthough conservative, I haven’t voted Republican in a presidential election in over 12 years. I’ve been dissatisfied with the direction of the party and based on this last election, I could see things going down pretty fast. Looking back, the idea that a guy like Trump could even be seriously considered, much less win, was beyond reason for me.
While I believed Trump would shake up the party, I didn’t know if it would for better or worse. Four years later and the swamp isn’t drained. Trump galvanized a particular base, and quite frankly, those people scare me as much as the most radical liberal. After his tenure, I see a country more divided, more misinformed, and more hostile towards one another. Trump was polarizing and brought out the worst on both sides.
I would love to see the Republican Party redefine itself and evaluate its platform.
What are the main areas and issues that you see needing a rethink for the GOP to avoid its demise?