Do Republicans realize that the power of the people is invested in 'representative government'? If so, why did they elect a pathological liar?
11.06.2025 01:37
Americans are more concerned with keeping the lights on and the kids fed than they are if someone is offended their preferred pronouns aren't getting used or an illegal alien can't access taxpayer funded programs.
It's kind of telling that the voters thought your candidate was so bad that Trump was considered a step up.
You can't handle the truth.
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You can't handle the soup either.
They elected him because they want a secure border, a shutting down of DEI and identity politics, and less inflation. He's made moves in that direction and as long as he's not lying about that he's gold. They don't care if he denies banging porn stars or portrays himself as a devout Christian.
They just wanted to see his predecessor (a guy who said his son's laptop was Russian disinformation, the border was secure, his administration was scandal free, etc.) gone so they could undo his disastrous policies.
If Trump were to lose in 2024, would that be the end of his grip on the Republican Party?
Next time offer a better nominee…you didn't, and that's the truth.
Yes they realize that.