Trump 2024 — The second term

[firecadet613]

Because a large percentage of the GOP leadership are RINOS/Never Trumpers. They have no ideological foundation and are happy to accept the table scraps from the Dems. Just look at Cheney/Romney/etc.

Correct. It's the Uniparty vs Trump.

 

[DadSmith]

And the Republicans have had four years to come up with a plan to stop it.

So Republicans have had 4 years in a Democrat controlled government along with federal alphabet agencies to make changes?
Democrat's even voted against making it law to have a valid ID to vote a few days ago.
So tell me how Republicans can change the outcome when it comes to vote fraud?
As long as Democrat's control the vote counters, and machines nothing will change.
Imo it will get worse for Republicans, and lovers of the constitution.

Trump says he worries about his family in light of national violence: ‘I want to protect everybody’ - Washington Examiner

Former President Donald Trump's comments come shortly after he survived a second assassination attempt amid the 2024 presidential campaign.

www.washingtonexaminer.com

 

[Flash-hider]

It's because the CoC Republicans cling to the belief that "we're better than that". There's a reason for the saying, "Nice guys finish last."

We can call them Rino's and CoC republicans, but I prefer to label them as "progressives". They lie in the same bed along with the vast majority of Democrats. The "Progressive" movement began over a hundred years ago and both political parties were embracers of it. They feel government can solve any issue, they want big government, they want to control our lives. I would say 75-80% of the Republican's sent to Washington are "progressive" in their ideology. That's why when the Republicans have majority control they hem-haw around and get very little done and if they do happen to do something it's just a slightly watered down version of what the Democrats would have done.
In this Republican "progressive" club conservatives aren't welcome. I don't think conservates splitting off forming a new party is the answer. I would hope there is a silent conservative majority out there that would gain control of the GOP and force the "progressive" Republicans to leave the party, make them the outcasts, make them go home to the Democrat party where they belong.
For this to happen it needs to start at the local level by becoming a Precinct Delegate. You'd be surprised at the power you have to begin to change things.

 

[indyblue]

For this to happen it needs to start at the local level by becoming a Precinct Delegate. You'd be surprised at the power you have to begin to change things.

I’d like to know more about this and how to do it.

 

[DadSmith]